Thecontinentdirectly Eastof ItalyThe hallwaysand roomsunder thefloor of theColosseumThey weredug out toallowdrainage forroadsThe body ofwatercompletelysurrounded bythe RomanEmpireThe countryon which thecity of Romewas foundedThe hill onwhich Romulusand Remusfounded RomeThe mythicalman that wasmurdered byhis twinbrotherA piece oflandsurroundedby water on3 sidesThe mostfamous roadbuilt by theRomansThe“spine”of ItalyThecontinentdirectlySouth of ItalyWorld’slargestamphitheaterbuilt forentertainmentWherefamouschariot racestook placeCreated forsoldiers totravel andexpand theRoman EmpireThecontinent onwhich Italy islocatedThe hill onwhichRomulusdiedTheshapeof ItalySystem oflarge pipesused to bringwater toRoman citiesThe“kneecap”of ItalyThe numberof miles ofroads builtby RomanSoldiersWhen put in amicrowave itexpands andgets bigger, justlike the RomanEmpireThe mythicaltwin brotherthat namedRomeAn ancientversion of theYMCA, whereromanssocialized andbathedLandformsthat the Cityof Rome wasbuilt uponOriginallybuilt as aRomantemple with adomed roofThe “stone”the boot ofItaly iskickingNot only couldsoldiers travelRoman roads,but so couldthese peopleWall built tosurround thecity of Romefor protectionFresh waterthat protectedthe city ofRome andallowed traveland tradeThecontinentdirectly Eastof ItalyThe hallwaysand roomsunder thefloor of theColosseumThey weredug out toallowdrainage forroadsThe body ofwatercompletelysurrounded bythe RomanEmpireThe countryon which thecity of Romewas foundedThe hill onwhich Romulusand Remusfounded RomeThe mythicalman that wasmurdered byhis twinbrotherA piece oflandsurroundedby water on3 sidesThe mostfamous roadbuilt by theRomansThe“spine”of ItalyThecontinentdirectlySouth of ItalyWorld’slargestamphitheaterbuilt forentertainmentWherefamouschariot racestook placeCreated forsoldiers totravel andexpand theRoman EmpireThecontinent onwhich Italy islocatedThe hill onwhichRomulusdiedTheshapeof ItalySystem oflarge pipesused to bringwater toRoman citiesThe“kneecap”of ItalyThe numberof miles ofroads builtby RomanSoldiersWhen put in amicrowave itexpands andgets bigger, justlike the RomanEmpireThe mythicaltwin brotherthat namedRomeAn ancientversion of theYMCA, whereromanssocialized andbathedLandformsthat the Cityof Rome wasbuilt uponOriginallybuilt as aRomantemple with adomed roofThe “stone”the boot ofItaly iskickingNot only couldsoldiers travelRoman roads,but so couldthese peopleWall built tosurround thecity of Romefor protectionFresh waterthat protectedthe city ofRome andallowed traveland trade

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. The continent directly East of Italy
  2. The hallways and rooms under the floor of the Colosseum
  3. They were dug out to allow drainage for roads
  4. The body of water completely surrounded by the Roman Empire
  5. The country on which the city of Rome was founded
  6. The hill on which Romulus and Remus founded Rome
  7. The mythical man that was murdered by his twin brother
  8. A piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides
  9. The most famous road built by the Romans
  10. The “spine” of Italy
  11. The continent directly South of Italy
  12. World’s largest amphitheater built for entertainment
  13. Where famous chariot races took place
  14. Created for soldiers to travel and expand the Roman Empire
  15. The continent on which Italy is located
  16. The hill on which Romulus died
  17. The shape of Italy
  18. System of large pipes used to bring water to Roman cities
  19. The “kneecap” of Italy
  20. The number of miles of roads built by Roman Soldiers
  21. When put in a microwave it expands and gets bigger, just like the Roman Empire
  22. The mythical twin brother that named Rome
  23. An ancient version of the YMCA, where romans socialized and bathed
  24. Landforms that the City of Rome was built upon
  25. Originally built as a Roman temple with a domed roof
  26. The “stone” the boot of Italy is kicking
  27. Not only could soldiers travel Roman roads, but so could these people
  28. Wall built to surround the city of Rome for protection
  29. Fresh water that protected the city of Rome and allowed travel and trade