Encryption: Theprocess of convertingdata that is readableby humans intoencoded charactersthat preventunauthorized access.InternetBlog: An informalwebsite consisting oftime-stampedarticles, or posts, in adiary or journalformat, usually listedin reversechronological order.PINSearchengineLAN: A network thatconnects computersand devices in alimited geographicalarea such as a home,school, or officebuilding; short forlocal area network.SpamURLCookies: Asmall text filethat a webserver storeson yourcomputer.VoIPBroadbandTagBandwidth: Theamount of data,instructions, andinformation thatcan travel overtransmissionmedia.WebpageSpamWANPasswordMalware: Programsthat act without auser’s knowledge anddeliberately alter theoperations ofcomputers and mobiledevices; short formalicious software.WiFiPiracyDSL: BroadbandInternet connectionprovided through thetelephone networkvia a DSL modem;short for digitalsubscriber line.Bluetooth: Wirelesscommunication technologythat uses short range radiosignals to transmit databetween two Bluetoothenabled computers ordevices to communicatewith each other.WANServerWWWWikiHTML: A set ofsymbols thatdevelopers use tospecify the headings,paragraphs, images,links, and othercontent elements thata webpage contains.Hashtag: Anumber sign (#)followed by akeyword thatdescribes andcategorizes aTweet.Broadband:Transmissionmedia thattransmitsmultiple signalssimultaneously.ServerLANBrowser: Softwarethat enables userswith an internetconnection to accessand view webpageson computers ormobile devices.ISP: A business thatprovides individualsand organizationsaccess to the internetfor a fee; short forinternet serviceproviders.Domain name: Atext-based namethat correspondsto the IP addressof a server thathosts a website.HTMLEmojis: Ideogramsand symbols usedin onlinecommunications toexpress emotions.ARPANETBluetoothChat: A real-timetyped conversationthat takes place on acomputer or mobiledevice with manyother online users.Hacker:Someone whoaccesses acomputer ornetworkillegally.StreamingAdwareFirefox:MozillaCorporation’sweb browser.NetiquetteFirewallWebpageHyperlinkEmailDomainNameStreamingSpywareNetiquetteBlogChatFirewall: Hardwareand/or software thatprotects a network’sresources fromintrusion by users onanother network,such as the internet.EmojisInternet: A worldwidecollection of computernetworks that connectsmillions of businesses,government agencies,educationalinstitutions, andindividuals.ARPANETWikiDSLWWWTagHyperlink: Aconnection to otherdocuments, graphics,audio files, videos,web pages, orwebsites that’s builtinto a certainwebsite.SearchEngineEmail: Thetransmission ofmessages and filesvia a computernetwork; short forelectronic mail.Encryption: Theprocess of convertingdata that is readableby humans intoencoded charactersthat preventunauthorized access.InternetBlog: An informalwebsite consisting oftime-stampedarticles, or posts, in adiary or journalformat, usually listedin reversechronological order.PINSearchengineLAN: A network thatconnects computersand devices in alimited geographicalarea such as a home,school, or officebuilding; short forlocal area network.SpamURLCookies: Asmall text filethat a webserver storeson yourcomputer.VoIPBroadbandTagBandwidth: Theamount of data,instructions, andinformation thatcan travel overtransmissionmedia.WebpageSpamWANPasswordMalware: Programsthat act without auser’s knowledge anddeliberately alter theoperations ofcomputers and mobiledevices; short formalicious software.WiFiPiracyDSL: BroadbandInternet connectionprovided through thetelephone networkvia a DSL modem;short for digitalsubscriber line.Bluetooth: Wirelesscommunication technologythat uses short range radiosignals to transmit databetween two Bluetoothenabled computers ordevices to communicatewith each other.WANServerWWWWikiHTML: A set ofsymbols thatdevelopers use tospecify the headings,paragraphs, images,links, and othercontent elements thata webpage contains.Hashtag: Anumber sign (#)followed by akeyword thatdescribes andcategorizes aTweet.Broadband:Transmissionmedia thattransmitsmultiple signalssimultaneously.ServerLANBrowser: Softwarethat enables userswith an internetconnection to accessand view webpageson computers ormobile devices.ISP: A business thatprovides individualsand organizationsaccess to the internetfor a fee; short forinternet serviceproviders.Domain name: Atext-based namethat correspondsto the IP addressof a server thathosts a website.HTMLEmojis: Ideogramsand symbols usedin onlinecommunications toexpress emotions.ARPANETBluetoothChat: A real-timetyped conversationthat takes place on acomputer or mobiledevice with manyother online users.Hacker:Someone whoaccesses acomputer ornetworkillegally.StreamingAdwareFirefox:MozillaCorporation’sweb browser.NetiquetteFirewallWebpageHyperlinkEmailDomainNameStreamingSpywareNetiquetteBlogChatFirewall: Hardwareand/or software thatprotects a network’sresources fromintrusion by users onanother network,such as the internet.EmojisInternet: A worldwidecollection of computernetworks that connectsmillions of businesses,government agencies,educationalinstitutions, andindividuals.ARPANETWikiDSLWWWTagHyperlink: Aconnection to otherdocuments, graphics,audio files, videos,web pages, orwebsites that’s builtinto a certainwebsite.SearchEngineEmail: Thetransmission ofmessages and filesvia a computernetwork; short forelectronic mail.

Untitled 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. Encryption: The process of converting data that is readable by humans into encoded characters that prevent unauthorized access.
  2. Internet
  3. Blog: An informal website consisting of time-stamped articles, or posts, in a diary or journal format, usually listed in reverse chronological order.
  4. PIN
  5. Search engine
  6. LAN: A network that connects computers and devices in a limited geographical area such as a home, school, or office building; short for local area network.
  7. Spam
  8. URL
  9. Cookies: A small text file that a web server stores on your computer.
  10. VoIP
  11. Broadband
  12. Tag
  13. Bandwidth: The amount of data, instructions, and information that can travel over transmission media.
  14. Webpage
  15. Spam
  16. WAN
  17. Password
  18. Malware: Programs that act without a user’s knowledge and deliberately alter the operations of computers and mobile devices; short for malicious software.
  19. WiFi
  20. Piracy
  21. DSL: Broadband Internet connection provided through the telephone network via a DSL modem; short for digital subscriber line.
  22. Bluetooth: Wireless communication technology that uses short range radio signals to transmit data between two Bluetooth enabled computers or devices to communicate with each other.
  23. WAN
  24. Server
  25. WWW
  26. Wiki
  27. HTML: A set of symbols that developers use to specify the headings, paragraphs, images, links, and other content elements that a webpage contains.
  28. Hashtag: A number sign (#) followed by a keyword that describes and categorizes a Tweet.
  29. Broadband: Transmission media that transmits multiple signals simultaneously.
  30. Server
  31. LAN
  32. Browser: Software that enables users with an internet connection to access and view webpages on computers or mobile devices.
  33. ISP: A business that provides individuals and organizations access to the internet for a fee; short for internet service providers.
  34. Domain name: A text-based name that corresponds to the IP address of a server that hosts a website.
  35. HTML
  36. Emojis: Ideograms and symbols used in online communications to express emotions.
  37. ARPANET
  38. Bluetooth
  39. Chat: A real-time typed conversation that takes place on a computer or mobile device with many other online users.
  40. Hacker: Someone who accesses a computer or network illegally.
  41. Streaming
  42. Adware
  43. Firefox: Mozilla Corporation’s web browser.
  44. Netiquette
  45. Firewall
  46. Webpage
  47. Hyperlink
  48. Email
  49. Domain Name
  50. Streaming
  51. Spyware
  52. Netiquette
  53. Blog
  54. Chat
  55. Firewall: Hardware and/or software that protects a network’s resources from intrusion by users on another network, such as the internet.
  56. Emojis
  57. Internet: A worldwide collection of computer networks that connects millions of businesses, government agencies, educational institutions, and individuals.
  58. ARPANET
  59. Wiki
  60. DSL
  61. WWW
  62. Tag
  63. Hyperlink: A connection to other documents, graphics, audio files, videos, web pages, or websites that’s built into a certain website.
  64. Search Engine
  65. Email: The transmission of messages and files via a computer network; short for electronic mail.