LaertesKilled byhis ownpoisonedswordDemarkTheSetting forHamletSirGawainHis only flawproves to be thathe loves his ownlife so much thathe will lie in orderto protect himselfGrendelDescendentfrom theBiblica CainHamletPrince ofDenmarkTheFriarcultivatesrelationships withrich men so thathe can make aprofit; wearsexpensiveclothing.TheKnightthenoblest ofthepilgrimsTheSquirehe wearsfine clothesand is vainabout hisappearanceFortinabrasHis fatherwas killedby KingHamletTheOxfordClericjust a student whoused all of hismoney on booksinstead of onclothes and wasconsidered poor.KingClaudiusKillshisbrotherBeowulfWrittenin oldEnglishOsricfoolish courtierwho summonsHamlet to hisduel withLaertesTheMonkavorite past-time ishunting, and to thisend he keepsgorgeous (andprobably expensive)horses andgreyhoundsBeowulfA Geatishhero whofightsGrendelQueenGertrudeDrinkspoisonOpheliaDrownsherselfTheYeomanressed in a greencoat and hood witha bracer on hisarm. Traveling withKnight & SquireChaucerWrote theCanterburyTalesPoloniusIs stabbedby HamletHoratioHamlet'slong timefriendRosencratzandGuildensternMurderedby aswitchedletterTheGreenKnighthuge stature,wildappearance,and greencomplexionTheWife ofBath"expertwife"TheGhostKingHamletSaintBedeWrote theHistory ofthe EnglishPeopleThePardonerFull ofgreed;hypocriteYorickFormerjester ofHamlet'slate fatherTheCanterburyTalesWritten inMiddleEnglishThePrioressShe is a large womanwith small featureswho dressesexpensively and tendsto cry when a smallanimal is hurt, yet iswilling to feed smallanimals to her dogsCanterburyCathedralThedesination ofthe pilgrims'pilgrimageLaertesKilled byhis ownpoisonedswordDemarkTheSetting forHamletSirGawainHis only flawproves to be thathe loves his ownlife so much thathe will lie in orderto protect himselfGrendelDescendentfrom theBiblica CainHamletPrince ofDenmarkTheFriarcultivatesrelationships withrich men so thathe can make aprofit; wearsexpensiveclothing.TheKnightthenoblest ofthepilgrimsTheSquirehe wearsfine clothesand is vainabout hisappearanceFortinabrasHis fatherwas killedby KingHamletTheOxfordClericjust a student whoused all of hismoney on booksinstead of onclothes and wasconsidered poor.KingClaudiusKillshisbrotherBeowulfWrittenin oldEnglishOsricfoolish courtierwho summonsHamlet to hisduel withLaertesTheMonkavorite past-time ishunting, and to thisend he keepsgorgeous (andprobably expensive)horses andgreyhoundsBeowulfA Geatishhero whofightsGrendelQueenGertrudeDrinkspoisonOpheliaDrownsherselfTheYeomanressed in a greencoat and hood witha bracer on hisarm. Traveling withKnight & SquireChaucerWrote theCanterburyTalesPoloniusIs stabbedby HamletHoratioHamlet'slong timefriendRosencratzandGuildensternMurderedby aswitchedletterTheGreenKnighthuge stature,wildappearance,and greencomplexionTheWife ofBath"expertwife"TheGhostKingHamletSaintBedeWrote theHistory ofthe EnglishPeopleThePardonerFull ofgreed;hypocriteYorickFormerjester ofHamlet'slate fatherTheCanterburyTalesWritten inMiddleEnglishThePrioressShe is a large womanwith small featureswho dressesexpensively and tendsto cry when a smallanimal is hurt, yet iswilling to feed smallanimals to her dogsCanterburyCathedralThedesination ofthe pilgrims'pilgrimage

Semester 1 Character 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. Killed by his own poisoned sword
    Laertes
  2. The Setting for Hamlet
    Demark
  3. His only flaw proves to be that he loves his own life so much that he will lie in order to protect himself
    Sir Gawain
  4. Descendent from the Biblica Cain
    Grendel
  5. Prince of Denmark
    Hamlet
  6. cultivates relationships with rich men so that he can make a profit; wears expensive clothing.
    The Friar
  7. the noblest of the pilgrims
    The Knight
  8. he wears fine clothes and is vain about his appearance
    The Squire
  9. His father was killed by King Hamlet
    Fortinabras
  10. just a student who used all of his money on books instead of on clothes and was considered poor.
    The Oxford Cleric
  11. Kills his brother
    King Claudius
  12. Written in old English
    Beowulf
  13. foolish courtier who summons Hamlet to his duel with Laertes
    Osric
  14. avorite past-time is hunting, and to this end he keeps gorgeous (and probably expensive) horses and greyhounds
    The Monk
  15. A Geatish hero who fights Grendel
    Beowulf
  16. Drinks poison
    Queen Gertrude
  17. Drowns herself
    Ophelia
  18. ressed in a green coat and hood with a bracer on his arm. Traveling with Knight & Squire
    The Yeoman
  19. Wrote the Canterbury Tales
    Chaucer
  20. Is stabbed by Hamlet
    Polonius
  21. Hamlet's long time friend
    Horatio
  22. Murdered by a switched letter
    Rosencratz and Guildenstern
  23. huge stature, wild appearance, and green complexion
    The Green Knight
  24. "expert wife"
    The Wife of Bath
  25. King Hamlet
    The Ghost
  26. Wrote the History of the English People
    Saint Bede
  27. Full of greed; hypocrite
    The Pardoner
  28. Former jester of Hamlet's late father
    Yorick
  29. Written in Middle English
    The Canterbury Tales
  30. She is a large woman with small features who dresses expensively and tends to cry when a small animal is hurt, yet is willing to feed small animals to her dogs
    The Prioress
  31. The desination of the pilgrims' pilgrimage
    Canterbury Cathedral