Questions what people usually believe Says something was kept secret Mentions a well- known person Suggests something was planned Talks about something being undiscovered “There is no proof…” Mentions a famous historical event Shows a picture related to the theory Talks about a crash or disappearance Says the “official story” might be wrong Mentions more than one idea Describes something unexplained Says “they didn’t tell the public” “What if…” Points out something strange or suspicious Mentions a secret group or society Mentions classified information Talks about hidden truth Gives an example Mentions a lost city or treasure Mentions a cover- up Uses phrases like “what really happened” “Some people believe…” Refers to something learned in class Mentions aliens or UFOs Explains what happened step-by-step “This could mean…” Mentions a document, video, or photo “Others disagree…” Presenter says the government was involved Includes a timeline of events Talks about something being hidden Uses a visual to support the idea Gives a reason for the theory Shows a map or location Mentions a secret message Free! Talks about something from U.S. history Gives a specific date or time period “Many people think…” Mentions another version of events Mentions a mysterious location Uses words like “unknown” or “unidentified” Questions what people usually believe Says something was kept secret Mentions a well- known person Suggests something was planned Talks about something being undiscovered “There is no proof…” Mentions a famous historical event Shows a picture related to the theory Talks about a crash or disappearance Says the “official story” might be wrong Mentions more than one idea Describes something unexplained Says “they didn’t tell the public” “What if…” Points out something strange or suspicious Mentions a secret group or society Mentions classified information Talks about hidden truth Gives an example Mentions a lost city or treasure Mentions a cover- up Uses phrases like “what really happened” “Some people believe…” Refers to something learned in class Mentions aliens or UFOs Explains what happened step-by-step “This could mean…” Mentions a document, video, or photo “Others disagree…” Presenter says the government was involved Includes a timeline of events Talks about something being hidden Uses a visual to support the idea Gives a reason for the theory Shows a map or location Mentions a secret message Free! Talks about something from U.S. history Gives a specific date or time period “Many people think…” Mentions another version of events Mentions a mysterious location Uses words like “unknown” or “unidentified”
(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.
Questions what people usually believe
Says something was kept secret
Mentions a well-known person
Suggests something was planned
Talks about something being undiscovered
“There is no proof…”
Mentions a famous historical event
Shows a picture related to the theory
Talks about a crash or disappearance
Says the “official story” might be wrong
Mentions more than one idea
Describes something unexplained
Says “they didn’t tell the public”
“What if…”
Points out something strange or suspicious
Mentions a secret group or society
Mentions classified information
Talks about hidden truth
Gives an example
Mentions a lost city or treasure
Mentions a cover-up
Uses phrases like “what really happened”
“Some people believe…”
Refers to something learned in class
Mentions aliens or UFOs
Explains what happened step-by-step
“This could mean…”
Mentions a document, video, or photo
“Others disagree…”
Presenter says the government was involved
Includes a timeline of events
Talks about something being hidden
Uses a visual to support the idea
Gives a reason for the theory
Shows a map or location
Mentions a secret message
Free!
Talks about something from U.S. history
Gives a specific date or time period
“Many people think…”
Mentions another version of events
Mentions a mysterious location
Uses words like “unknown” or “unidentified”