100- second "5 minute break" homework solution can't read a chart stuff you learned in high school "wind turbine" stuff you learned freshman year "industry" realizing youre 1/4 of the way through class awkwardly silent break anyway, here's wonderwall existential dread says "stress" more than 6 times in a sentence stuff you learned last lecture linear graph with both axes in a log scale uncanny amount of innuendo in slide content lack of dimensional analysis "small differences" calls himself a "good boy" shows FoS calculation PTSD points awkwardly at z-table stuff you learned last year primitive statistics GE 2nd order partials glossed over 100- second "5 minute break" homework solution can't read a chart stuff you learned in high school "wind turbine" stuff you learned freshman year "industry" realizing youre 1/4 of the way through class awkwardly silent break anyway, here's wonderwall existential dread says "stress" more than 6 times in a sentence stuff you learned last lecture linear graph with both axes in a log scale uncanny amount of innuendo in slide content lack of dimensional analysis "small differences" calls himself a "good boy" shows FoS calculation PTSD points awkwardly at z-table stuff you learned last year primitive statistics GE 2nd order partials glossed over
(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.
100-second "5 minute break"
homework solution can't read a chart
stuff you learned in high school
"wind turbine"
stuff you learned freshman year
"industry"
realizing youre 1/4 of the way through class
awkwardly silent break
anyway, here's wonderwall
existential dread
says "stress" more than 6 times in a sentence
stuff you learned last lecture
linear graph with both axes in a log scale
uncanny amount of innuendo in slide content
lack of dimensional analysis
"small differences"
calls himself a "good boy"
shows FoS calculation
PTSD
points awkwardly at z-table
stuff you learned last year
primitive statistics
GE
2nd order partials glossed over