Storiesfrom theNewYorkerReadingtoo muchinto thestoryPoliticsWomanprotagonistSubject:Objectificationof womenGuy in theback bringingup excellentpointsHeateddiscussionaboutwomenComparisonto Lit orPopularMechanics"Here'ssomeLSWideas""This is onpage... ohsorry Iprinted it out"Someone'sphone goesoff in the first5 minutesMakegeneralizationabout acharacter's lifethrough oneline of a poemYou makeone point,profmakes 10"Make aconnectionbetween theseunrelatedstories"Unrelatedstories forthe dayCamsexualizinganything thatsable to besexualized"Split intogroupsanddiscuss!""ClassDiscussion" Isactually just aone on oneconversationwith himten linepoetryED majorsbeing EDmajorsReadingquizzes aboutrandom storydetails that arementioned onceQuotes thateverybodywrote downfor thediscussionPersonalancedotesEntirelyfocusing onone storyfor the dayStoriesfrom theNewYorkerReadingtoo muchinto thestoryPoliticsWomanprotagonistSubject:Objectificationof womenGuy in theback bringingup excellentpointsHeateddiscussionaboutwomenComparisonto Lit orPopularMechanics"Here'ssomeLSWideas""This is onpage... ohsorry Iprinted it out"Someone'sphone goesoff in the first5 minutesMakegeneralizationabout acharacter's lifethrough oneline of a poemYou makeone point,profmakes 10"Make aconnectionbetween theseunrelatedstories"Unrelatedstories forthe dayCamsexualizinganything thatsable to besexualized"Split intogroupsanddiscuss!""ClassDiscussion" Isactually just aone on oneconversationwith himten linepoetryED majorsbeing EDmajorsReadingquizzes aboutrandom storydetails that arementioned onceQuotes thateverybodywrote downfor thediscussionPersonalancedotesEntirelyfocusing onone storyfor the day

ENG 112 - 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. Stories from the New Yorker
  2. Reading too much into the story
  3. Politics
  4. Woman protagonist
  5. Subject: Objectification of women
  6. Guy in the back bringing up excellent points
  7. Heated discussion about women
  8. Comparison to Lit or Popular Mechanics
  9. "Here's some LSW ideas"
  10. "This is on page... oh sorry I printed it out"
  11. Someone's phone goes off in the first 5 minutes
  12. Make generalization about a character's life through one line of a poem
  13. You make one point, prof makes 10
  14. "Make a connection between these unrelated stories"
  15. Unrelated stories for the day
  16. Cam sexualizing anything thats able to be sexualized
  17. "Split into groups and discuss!"
  18. "Class Discussion" Is actually just a one on one conversation with him
  19. ten line poetry
  20. ED majors being ED majors
  21. Reading quizzes about random story details that are mentioned once
  22. Quotes that everybody wrote down for the discussion
  23. Personal ancedotes
  24. Entirely focusing on one story for the day