CarlsonHe cannotgrasp whatGeorgevalues inLennieGeorge andLennie'sdream(The Farm)Live ofthe fattada landfore-shadowingLugerGeorge andLennie'syearning fortheir ownplaceCrooksJohnSteinbeckHe showsmankind'sneed forcompanion-shipBy theRiverBunkHouseSlimauthorofOMMIRONYShe islonely,bored andfrustratedTENSIONEach hasthe otherto look outfor him.RepetitionA waySteinbeckforeshadowsbads thing tocomeGeorge'shandshakingKewpieDollLennie'sstrengthThis is anexampleof irony inOMMCarlsonHe cannotgrasp whatGeorgevalues inLennieGeorge andLennie'sdream(The Farm)Live ofthe fattada landfore-shadowingLugerGeorge andLennie'syearning fortheir ownplaceCrooksJohnSteinbeckHe showsmankind'sneed forcompanion-shipBy theRiverBunkHouseSlimauthorofOMMIRONYShe islonely,bored andfrustratedTENSIONEach hasthe otherto look outfor him.RepetitionA waySteinbeckforeshadowsbads thing tocomeGeorge'shandshakingKewpieDollLennie'sstrengthThis is anexampleof irony inOMM

OMM - 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. Carlson
  2. He cannot grasp what George values in Lennie
  3. George and Lennie's dream (The Farm)
  4. Live of the fatta da land
  5. fore- shadowing
  6. Luger
  7. George and Lennie's yearning for their own place
  8. Crooks
  9. John Steinbeck
  10. He shows mankind's need for companion-ship
  11. By the River
  12. BunkHouse
  13. Slim
  14. author of OMM
  15. IRONY
  16. She is lonely, bored and frustrated
  17. TENSION
  18. Each has the other to look out for him.
  19. Repetition
  20. A way Steinbeck foreshadows bads thing to come
  21. George's hand shaking
  22. Kewpie Doll
  23. Lennie's strength
  24. This is an example of irony in OMM