giving humancharacter-istics to anon humanthe one whocauses theproblems/bad guythestrangetwist inthe storyI am thenarrator ofthe storythe maincharacter/the goodguytheeventsin storynarratoris allknowingonecharactervs onecharacter+ and -qualitiesof acharacteronecharactervsan animaltherepeateduse of asoundonecharacter'sinnerstrugglecrashbangboomwho istelling thestorythe bigmessageor ideathe feelingthe authorwants usto feelwhen anobjecttakes on ameaningonecharactervsthe govt.a hint ofsomethingto comelaternarrator isoutsidethe storyis telling itcomparingtwo unlikethingsadisagree-mentwhen theauthor paintsa picture withwordscomparingone thingwithanothergiving humancharacter-istics to anon humanthe one whocauses theproblems/bad guythestrangetwist inthe storyI am thenarrator ofthe storythe maincharacter/the goodguytheeventsin storynarratoris allknowingonecharactervs onecharacter+ and -qualitiesof acharacteronecharactervsan animaltherepeateduse of asoundonecharacter'sinnerstrugglecrashbangboomwho istelling thestorythe bigmessageor ideathe feelingthe authorwants usto feelwhen anobjecttakes on ameaningonecharactervsthe govt.a hint ofsomethingto comelaternarrator isoutsidethe storyis telling itcomparingtwo unlikethingsadisagree-mentwhen theauthor paintsa picture withwordscomparingone thingwithanother

Literary Elements - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. giving human character- istics to a non human
  2. the one who causes the problems/ bad guy
  3. the strange twist in the story
  4. I am the narrator of the story
  5. the main character/ the good guy
  6. the events in story
  7. narrator is all knowing
  8. one character vs one character
  9. + and - qualities of a character
  10. one character vs an animal
  11. the repeated use of a sound
  12. one character's inner struggle
  13. crash bang boom
  14. who is telling the story
  15. the big message or idea
  16. the feeling the author wants us to feel
  17. when an object takes on a meaning
  18. one character vs the govt.
  19. a hint of something to come later
  20. narrator is outside the story is telling it
  21. comparing two unlike things
  22. a disagree- ment
  23. when the author paints a picture with words
  24. comparing one thing with another