namesanenzymesayssomethingabout the~why~trying tomodelwith hishandssayssomethingis cooldrawingnonsenseon thechalkboardremindsabout officehour/gettinghelpreviewswednesdaymaterialmentioningd dayprovidesreadingstries toapplysomethingto real lifesayssomethingisconfusingsayssomethingfridayrelatedreviewslidetells us tokeep thinkingaboutbiochemasks ifpeople inthe back areconfusedtalksabouttying it alltogethermentionsotherprofessorasks forquestionsuseshispointerwishes usa goodweekendthoughtquestionsome sortof clinicalthingsayssomethingabout thetextbooktries to befunny(and fails)namesanenzymesayssomethingabout the~why~trying tomodelwith hishandssayssomethingis cooldrawingnonsenseon thechalkboardremindsabout officehour/gettinghelpreviewswednesdaymaterialmentioningd dayprovidesreadingstries toapplysomethingto real lifesayssomethingisconfusingsayssomethingfridayrelatedreviewslidetells us tokeep thinkingaboutbiochemasks ifpeople inthe back areconfusedtalksabouttying it alltogethermentionsotherprofessorasks forquestionsuseshispointerwishes usa goodweekendthoughtquestionsome sortof clinicalthingsayssomethingabout thetextbooktries to befunny(and fails)

d-day biochem bingo - 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. names an enzyme
  2. says something about the ~why~
  3. trying to model with his hands
  4. says something is cool
  5. drawing nonsense on the chalkboard
  6. reminds about office hour/getting help
  7. reviews wednesday material
  8. mentioning d day
  9. provides readings
  10. tries to apply something to real life
  11. says something is confusing
  12. says something friday related
  13. review slide
  14. tells us to keep thinking about biochem
  15. asks if people in the back are confused
  16. talks about tying it all together
  17. mentions other professor
  18. asks for questions
  19. uses his pointer
  20. wishes us a good weekend
  21. thought question
  22. some sort of clinical thing
  23. says something about the textbook
  24. tries to be funny (and fails)