WORD OF THE WEEK

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WORD OF THE WEEK BINGO
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INSTRUCTIONS

• Copy the words or the week in no particular
  order on your BINGO card.
• Cross them off as you copy, so you wont miss
  any.
• Mark the center space as FREE.

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EXAMPLE
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READ BETWEEN THE LINES
JUXTAPOSE
FORGIVE AND FORGET
EVALUATE
TURN OVER A NEW LEAF
SUBLIMINAL
VERNACULAR
COMPULSION
PLAGIARISM
CHRONOLOGY
IDIOM
ETYMOLOGY
ELEVENTH HOUR
DIALOGUE
ARCHETYPE
LITERACY
SIT ON THE FENCE
EDITORIAL
ASSIMILATION
REVISE
FEIGN
STRENGTHS AND ADVANTAGES
EXTEMPORANEOUS
RELEVANT
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How to play

• You will see the definition of the word.
• Look for the word that fits the definition, and
  mark over it with an X.
• Look at the next slide to see if you got the
  right word!
• The first person to fill in all five slots
  across, down or diagonal shouts BINGO and gets
  the BINGO prize.

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FIRST DEFINITION...
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• A piece of writing that gives a persons opinion
  about something

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editorial
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The standard native language of a country or
locality
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vernacular
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• The state of being able to read and write

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literacy
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At a level of your mind of which you are not
completely conscious
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subliminal
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• Refusing to hold a grudge against someone who
  hurt you

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forgive and forget
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Carried out or performed with little or no
preparation
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extemporaneous
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• Refusing to take sides

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sit on the fence
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• An ideal example of a type

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archetype
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• A conversation in a book, play, or movie

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dialogue
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• The process whereby a minority group gradually
  adopts the customs and attitudes of the
  prevailing culture

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assimilation
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• A special word or phrase that appears in a
  particular form

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idiom
It was a piece of cake!
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• To change ones ways

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turn over a new leaf
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• To put things together that are not normally
  together to compare them or make something new

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juxtapose
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• The last possible time at which something must be
  done

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eleventh hour
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• The act of using someone elses words, ideas, or
  work and pretending it is your own

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plagiarism
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To change your opinions, plans, etc. because of
new information or ideas
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revise
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• To give a false appearance pretend

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feign
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• To try to figure out what someone really means

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read between the lines
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• To carefully consider someone or something in
  order to make a judgment

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evaluate
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• A list of events arranged according to when they
  happened

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chronology
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• Summarization of the special features and
  benefits of the product being introduced

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strengths and advantages
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• The study of the origins, history and changing
  meanings of words

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etymology
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• Relating to the subject or problem being
  discussed or considered

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relevant
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• An irresistible impulse to act, regardless of the
  rationality or the motivation

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compulsion