privileged & unprivileged groups surveillance connection - our world individual freedom is limited connection - Inksect connection - "Harrison Bergeron" unjust laws there is hope for the society protagonist believes something is terribly wrong protagonist feels trapped protagonist defies norms of society illusion of a utopia “dehumanized” state there is hope for the protagonist conformity protagonist is an outcast citizens are lied to media manipulation connection to your lit circle novel connection - "The Lottery" government covers up society's flaws propaganda protagonist struggles to escape figurehead "advances" in science connection - "TWCSR" society's history has been revised suppression of the arts connection- "Nosedive" "advances" in technology protagonist questions systems privileged & unprivileged groups surveillance connection - our world individual freedom is limited connection - Inksect connection - "Harrison Bergeron" unjust laws there is hope for the society protagonist believes something is terribly wrong protagonist feels trapped protagonist defies norms of society illusion of a utopia “dehumanized” state there is hope for the protagonist conformity protagonist is an outcast citizens are lied to media manipulation connection to your lit circle novel connection - "The Lottery" government covers up society's flaws propaganda protagonist struggles to escape figurehead "advances" in science connection - "TWCSR" society's history has been revised suppression of the arts connection- "Nosedive" "advances" in technology protagonist questions systems
(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.
privileged & unprivileged groups
surveillance
connection - our world
individual freedom is limited
connection - Inksect
connection - "Harrison Bergeron"
unjust laws
there is hope for the society
protagonist believes something is terribly wrong
protagonist feels trapped
protagonist defies norms of society
illusion of a utopia
“dehumanized” state
there is hope for the protagonist
conformity
protagonist is an outcast
citizens are lied to
media manipulation
connection to your lit circle novel
connection - "The Lottery"
government covers up society's flaws
propaganda
protagonist struggles to escape
figurehead
"advances" in science
connection - "TWCSR"
society's history has been revised
suppression of the arts
connection- "Nosedive"
"advances" in technology
protagonist questions systems