(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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Has an artistic talent or hobby they rarely share with other people.
Feels their clothing style is a deliberate form of self-expression.
Has visited a city or street known specifically for its incredible street art murals.
Has a specific symbol or icon that they feel represents their inner personality.
Thinks that graffiti on public transport ruins the city instead of improving it.
Believes that an artist's personal background shouldn't matter when looking at their work.
Feels more creatively inspired late at night rather than early in the morning.
Believes that art should always challenge authority, never just look "pretty."
Has an artistic talent or hobby they rarely share with other people.
Has visited a city or street known specifically for its incredible street art murals.
Believes that art should always challenge authority, never just look "pretty."
Uses music as a tool to control or shift their emotional state.
Finds it easier to express their identity through visuals/actions rather than words.
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Disagrees with Banksy and thinks art belongs strictly inside a museum.
Thinks they could successfully maintain total anonymity online if they wanted to.
Thinks they could successfully maintain total anonymity online if they wanted to.
Believes true creativity only happens when you break a few established rules.
Prefers art that tells a complex story over art that is simply abstract.
Believes that art should always challenge authority, never just look "pretty."
Would rather spend a weekend exploring abandoned, graffiti-covered urban buildings than sitting on a pristine beach.
Thinks that graffiti on public transport ruins the city instead of improving it.
Knows what a "stencil" or a "paste-up" is and can explain how it’s made.
Feels their clothing style is a deliberate form of self-expression.
Finds it easier to express their identity through visuals/actions rather than words.
Believes true creativity only happens when you break a few established rules.
