The word marinermeans A. propeller.B. seaman.C. paddle.D. navigation.Each human relationshipis unique, and the loverswho think there neverwas a love like theirs are_____. A. foolishB. blindC. prejudicedD. rightINTERMITTENTLY A. constantlyB. annuallyC. usingintermediariesD. at irregularintervalsALIAS A. enemyB. sidekickC. heroD. other nameAlthough fortune-tellersclaim to _____ futurehappenings, there is noscientific evidence of their_____. A. cloud ... abilityB. effect ... knowledgeC. foretell ... feesD. predict ... accuracyTERSE A. pointedB. trivialC. nervousD. lengthyMISCONSTRUED A. followed directionsB. led astrayC. acting to superviseD. interpretederroneouslyWhich title is best forselection B? A. European SailorsB. The History of thePacific OceanC. The Study ofNavigationD. Early PolynesianNavigationThe word zenith in thefirst paragraph probablyrefers to A. a color.B. a point directlyoverhead.C. a point on the horizon.D. the hills.This passage suggests thatthe Polynesians A. trained seabirds to guidetheir canoes.B. had seen a line in the skythat was invisible to others.C. used a primitive telescopeto view the heavens.D. were astronomers as wellas explorers.MISCONSTRUED A. followeddirectionsB. led astrayC. acting tosuperviseD. interpreteThe Polynesiansmade trips to A. New Zealand.B. the Atlantic.C. the SouthernCross.D. Europe.Which title bestexpresses the ideas ofpassage A? A. The Summer SkyB. Artists vs. FarmersC. Recognizing ColorsD. Blue HillsRats give some _____ asscavengers, but this isover-balanced by their_____ activities. A. help ... usefulB. service ... harmfulC. problems ... nocturnalD. trouble ... breedingGreat ideas have _____youth: they are _____. A. no ... petrifiedB. eternal ... immortalC. constant ...ephemeralD. little ... frivolousAt the zenith, thesky is usually A. violet-blue.B. violet-red.C. greenish-blue.D. yellow-orange.The author suggests that A. farmers are color-blind.B. perceived color varies.C. brick walls should bepainted pure red.D. some artists use poorcolor combinationsThe word marinermeans A. propeller.B. seaman.C. paddle.D. navigation.Each human relationshipis unique, and the loverswho think there neverwas a love like theirs are_____. A. foolishB. blindC. prejudicedD. rightINTERMITTENTLY A. constantlyB. annuallyC. usingintermediariesD. at irregularintervalsALIAS A. enemyB. sidekickC. heroD. other nameAlthough fortune-tellersclaim to _____ futurehappenings, there is noscientific evidence of their_____. A. cloud ... abilityB. effect ... knowledgeC. foretell ... feesD. predict ... accuracyTERSE A. pointedB. trivialC. nervousD. lengthyMISCONSTRUED A. followed directionsB. led astrayC. acting to superviseD. interpretederroneouslyWhich title is best forselection B? A. European SailorsB. The History of thePacific OceanC. The Study ofNavigationD. Early PolynesianNavigationThe word zenith in thefirst paragraph probablyrefers to A. a color.B. a point directlyoverhead.C. a point on the horizon.D. the hills.This passage suggests thatthe Polynesians A. trained seabirds to guidetheir canoes.B. had seen a line in the skythat was invisible to others.C. used a primitive telescopeto view the heavens.D. were astronomers as wellas explorers.MISCONSTRUED A. followeddirectionsB. led astrayC. acting tosuperviseD. interpreteThe Polynesiansmade trips to A. New Zealand.B. the Atlantic.C. the SouthernCross.D. Europe.Which title bestexpresses the ideas ofpassage A? A. The Summer SkyB. Artists vs. FarmersC. Recognizing ColorsD. Blue HillsRats give some _____ asscavengers, but this isover-balanced by their_____ activities. A. help ... usefulB. service ... harmfulC. problems ... nocturnalD. trouble ... breedingGreat ideas have _____youth: they are _____. A. no ... petrifiedB. eternal ... immortalC. constant ...ephemeralD. little ... frivolousAt the zenith, thesky is usually A. violet-blue.B. violet-red.C. greenish-blue.D. yellow-orange.The author suggests that A. farmers are color-blind.B. perceived color varies.C. brick walls should bepainted pure red.D. some artists use poorcolor combinations

ISEE Verbal and Reading Bingo 1 - 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. The word mariner means A. propeller. B. seaman. C. paddle. D. navigation.
  2. Each human relationship is unique, and the lovers who think there never was a love like theirs are _____. A. foolish B. blind C. prejudiced D. right
  3. INTERMITTENTLY A. constantly B. annually C. using intermediaries D. at irregular intervals
  4. ALIAS A. enemy B. sidekick C. hero D. other name
  5. Although fortune-tellers claim to _____ future happenings, there is no scientific evidence of their _____. A. cloud ... ability B. effect ... knowledge C. foretell ... fees D. predict ... accuracy
  6. TERSE A. pointed B. trivial C. nervous D. lengthy
  7. MISCONSTRUED A. followed directions B. led astray C. acting to supervise D. interpreted erroneously
  8. Which title is best for selection B? A. European Sailors B. The History of the Pacific Ocean C. The Study of Navigation D. Early Polynesian Navigation
  9. The word zenith in the first paragraph probably refers to A. a color. B. a point directly overhead. C. a point on the horizon. D. the hills.
  10. This passage suggests that the Polynesians A. trained seabirds to guide their canoes. B. had seen a line in the sky that was invisible to others. C. used a primitive telescope to view the heavens. D. were astronomers as well as explorers.
  11. MISCONSTRUED A. followed directions B. led astray C. acting to supervise D. interprete
  12. The Polynesians made trips to A. New Zealand. B. the Atlantic. C. the Southern Cross. D. Europe.
  13. Which title best expresses the ideas of passage A? A. The Summer Sky B. Artists vs. Farmers C. Recognizing Colors D. Blue Hills
  14. Rats give some _____ as scavengers, but this is over-balanced by their _____ activities. A. help ... useful B. service ... harmful C. problems ... nocturnal D. trouble ... breeding
  15. Great ideas have _____ youth: they are _____. A. no ... petrified B. eternal ... immortal C. constant ... ephemeral D. little ... frivolous
  16. At the zenith, the sky is usually A. violet-blue. B. violet-red. C. greenish-blue. D. yellow-orange.
  17. The author suggests that A. farmers are color-blind. B. perceived color varies. C. brick walls should be painted pure red. D. some artists use poor color combinations