Answers his own question Tells us to have our eTextbooks open Says he doesn't want to be here Mentions his time in Asia Says something borderline racist Shows up late to class "Who did the reading?" "Who's a finance major? His son calls him during class "Anyone from ___?" "Whose taken me before?" Puts on a TED talk "It's okay to think in business school" References a stereotype Makes us meet with our groups "Who's a senior?" Is dressed like a used car salesman Reminds us his daughter went to Fordham Asks for the "wise guy" answer Uses the word "plane" in a sentence Repeats a question more than 3 times Asks about someone's heritage "Who's a marketing major?" "What else?" Answers his own question Tells us to have our eTextbooks open Says he doesn't want to be here Mentions his time in Asia Says something borderline racist Shows up late to class "Who did the reading?" "Who's a finance major? His son calls him during class "Anyone from ___?" "Whose taken me before?" Puts on a TED talk "It's okay to think in business school" References a stereotype Makes us meet with our groups "Who's a senior?" Is dressed like a used car salesman Reminds us his daughter went to Fordham Asks for the "wise guy" answer Uses the word "plane" in a sentence Repeats a question more than 3 times Asks about someone's heritage "Who's a marketing major?" "What else?"
(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.
Answers his own question
Tells us to have our eTextbooks open
Says he doesn't want to be here
Mentions his time in Asia
Says something borderline racist
Shows up late to class
"Who did the reading?"
"Who's a finance major?
His son calls him during class
"Anyone from ___?"
"Whose taken me before?"
Puts on a TED talk
"It's okay to think in business school"
References a stereotype
Makes us meet with our groups
"Who's a senior?"
Is dressed like a used car salesman
Reminds us his daughter went to Fordham
Asks for the
"wise guy" answer
Uses the word "plane" in a sentence
Repeats a question more than 3 times
Asks about someone's heritage
"Who's a marketing major?"
"What else?"