(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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The hardness rating of gypsum and talc
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A mineral with a dull luster and a massive habit
Sodalite
The luster of calcite and talc
Pearly
A quality tested by attempting to scratch minerals
Hardness
Our only mineral with a waxy luster
Pink Opal
The highest hardness rating we're able to measure today
7
Mineral with vitreous luster, hardness 4, and habit of prisms and cubic
Fluorite
A term for how light interacts with a mineral
Luster
The shape a mineral tends to take on
Habit
A crystal habit known for 6 sides and square faces
Cubic
A crystal habit that can also be described as "plates" or "plate-like"
Tabular
The luster of hematite
Metallic
A mineral which leaves a non-white streak
Hematite
The most common streak color
White
A luster known for a glassy appearance
Vitreous
White/grey mineral tabular/plate-like habit
Muscovite
A mineral with vitreous luster, prismatic habit, and orange color
Citrine
A crystal habit known for lumps with no pattern
Massive
A crystal habit shared by kyanite, tourmaline, and citrine
Prismatic
A luster that somewhat resembles a candle
Waxy
This mineral appears black, but streaks white
Tourmaline
Major color of sodalite and kyanite
Blue
The hardness scale example mineral for hardness 1
Talc
Minerals up to this rating can be scratched by a fingernail
2
Mineral with blue/white colors, vitreous luster, and white streak
Kyanite
Mineral with hardness 3,massive habit, and orange color
Calcite
A nonreflective luster often compared to dirt
Dull
A mineral with hardness 1, massive habit, and white/tan colors
Gypsum
Mineral with a blue or green color, and a massive or prismatic habit
Amazonite
