Theconflictsupportsthe theme.The charactersare connectedto the settingin meaningfulways.Theconclusionconnects totheintroduction.The authorincludes thesetting toestablishcontext.Theintroductionprepares thereader forthe ending.The authororganizesinformationin a clearstructure.The authorconcludes thetext in a waythat reinforcesthe main idea.Dialogue helpsdevelop thecharacters byrevealing theirthoughts andactions.The authorintroduces thecentral idea atthe beginningof the text.The maincharacterchangesthroughoutthe text.The setting isimportantbecause itcontributes to theoverall meaningof the story.The lessonhelps thecharactergrow.The settingimpactscharacterdecisions.The authorshows thecharacter’smotivationthrough actionsand thoughts.The titlereflects themain ideaof the text.The titleconnectsto thetheme.The charactermakes animportantdecision for aspecific reasonin the story.The eventchanges thedirection ofthe story.The authoruses detailsto support themain idea ofthe text.Evidence isused tosupport theauthor’sargument.The centralideadevelopsacross thetext.The conflictis importantbecause itdrives theplot.The characterlearns animportantlesson by theend.Imageryhelpscreatemood.The characterresponds tochallenges bymakingimportantchoices.The authordevelops thetheme throughoutthe text usingevents anddetailsThe point ofview affectshow thestory is told.Point of viewshapesunderstanding.The centralidea of thearticle isclearlyexplained.The settinginfluencesthecharacters’actions.The claim issupportedwith relevantevidence.The authorusesimagery todevelop themood.The authorbuildssuspense bycreating tensionin the text.The theme isrelevant to thereader becauseit connects toreal-lifeexperiences.The resolutionis importantbecause itresolves theconflict in thestory.The mainconflict iscaused by akey event.The authorsupportstheir claimwithevidence.The structure ofthe text helpsthe readerunderstand theauthor’smessage.The conflictaffects thecharacter bycausing changeor growth.Theconflictsupportsthe theme.The charactersare connectedto the settingin meaningfulways.Theconclusionconnects totheintroduction.The authorincludes thesetting toestablishcontext.Theintroductionprepares thereader forthe ending.The authororganizesinformationin a clearstructure.The authorconcludes thetext in a waythat reinforcesthe main idea.Dialogue helpsdevelop thecharacters byrevealing theirthoughts andactions.The authorintroduces thecentral idea atthe beginningof the text.The maincharacterchangesthroughoutthe text.The setting isimportantbecause itcontributes to theoverall meaningof the story.The lessonhelps thecharactergrow.The settingimpactscharacterdecisions.The authorshows thecharacter’smotivationthrough actionsand thoughts.The titlereflects themain ideaof the text.The titleconnectsto thetheme.The charactermakes animportantdecision for aspecific reasonin the story.The eventchanges thedirection ofthe story.The authoruses detailsto support themain idea ofthe text.Evidence isused tosupport theauthor’sargument.The centralideadevelopsacross thetext.The conflictis importantbecause itdrives theplot.The characterlearns animportantlesson by theend.Imageryhelpscreatemood.The characterresponds tochallenges bymakingimportantchoices.The authordevelops thetheme throughoutthe text usingevents anddetailsThe point ofview affectshow thestory is told.Point of viewshapesunderstanding.The centralidea of thearticle isclearlyexplained.The settinginfluencesthecharacters’actions.The claim issupportedwith relevantevidence.The authorusesimagery todevelop themood.The authorbuildssuspense bycreating tensionin the text.The theme isrelevant to thereader becauseit connects toreal-lifeexperiences.The resolutionis importantbecause itresolves theconflict in thestory.The mainconflict iscaused by akey event.The authorsupportstheir claimwithevidence.The structure ofthe text helpsthe readerunderstand theauthor’smessage.The conflictaffects thecharacter bycausing changeor growth.

Restate the Question - 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. The conflict supports the theme.
  2. The characters are connected to the setting in meaningful ways.
  3. The conclusion connects to the introduction.
  4. The author includes the setting to establish context.
  5. The introduction prepares the reader for the ending.
  6. The author organizes information in a clear structure.
  7. The author concludes the text in a way that reinforces the main idea.
  8. Dialogue helps develop the characters by revealing their thoughts and actions.
  9. The author introduces the central idea at the beginning of the text.
  10. The main character changes throughout the text.
  11. The setting is important because it contributes to the overall meaning of the story.
  12. The lesson helps the character grow.
  13. The setting impacts character decisions.
  14. The author shows the character’s motivation through actions and thoughts.
  15. The title reflects the main idea of the text.
  16. The title connects to the theme.
  17. The character makes an important decision for a specific reason in the story.
  18. The event changes the direction of the story.
  19. The author uses details to support the main idea of the text.
  20. Evidence is used to support the author’s argument.
  21. The central idea develops across the text.
  22. The conflict is important because it drives the plot.
  23. The character learns an important lesson by the end.
  24. Imagery helps create mood.
  25. The character responds to challenges by making important choices.
  26. The author develops the theme throughout the text using events and details
  27. The point of view affects how the story is told.
  28. Point of view shapes understanding.
  29. The central idea of the article is clearly explained.
  30. The setting influences the characters’ actions.
  31. The claim is supported with relevant evidence.
  32. The author uses imagery to develop the mood.
  33. The author builds suspense by creating tension in the text.
  34. The theme is relevant to the reader because it connects to real-life experiences.
  35. The resolution is important because it resolves the conflict in the story.
  36. The main conflict is caused by a key event.
  37. The author supports their claim with evidence.
  38. The structure of the text helps the reader understand the author’s message.
  39. The conflict affects the character by causing change or growth.