LowOrderGoodCheapandfrequentproductMilkExampleof a loworderproductCarExampleof a highorderproductCongestionA disadvantageof a settlementdue to lots ofcarsIncreasein choiceof shopsA positivefactor of thecities basedon choiceHierarchyThepyramid ofsettlementsis called aHighorderGoodExpensive&infrequentproductMarketA function ofa settlementwhere sellingthings wasimportantCBDThe namefor thecentral partof a townBridgingpointA reason forsite of asettlementbased oncrossing a riverWaterSupplyA reason forthe site of asettlementbased ondrinkingDispersedShape of asettlement thathas largeamouns ofspace betweenbuildingsDisusedandemptyshopsAdisadvantagesof cities whenshops moveawayIndustrialzoneThe secondzone out fromthe centre ofthe BurgessmodelComparisonGoodsExpensivegoods whichyou maycompare theprice ofSupplyofmaterialsA reason forsite ofsettlementusual forbuildingFunctionThe reasonwhy asettlementwas builtSituationThesuroundingarea of asettlementPortA function of asettlementwhich neededa coastallocationBurgessModelA modelwhich tries toexplain theshape ofsettlementsHamletSmallestvillageLinearShape of asettlementthat is longand thinThresholdThe numberof peopleneeded for ashop tomake a profitNucleatedShape ofasettlementthat isclusteredAirpollutionThis can becreated bymany factoriesand exhaustfumesSiteThelocation ofa town orvillageCityA largetownHighgroundA reason for thesite of asettlementbased ondefensivereasonsLowOrderGoodCheapandfrequentproductMilkExampleof a loworderproductCarExampleof a highorderproductCongestionA disadvantageof a settlementdue to lots ofcarsIncreasein choiceof shopsA positivefactor of thecities basedon choiceHierarchyThepyramid ofsettlementsis called aHighorderGoodExpensive&infrequentproductMarketA function ofa settlementwhere sellingthings wasimportantCBDThe namefor thecentral partof a townBridgingpointA reason forsite of asettlementbased oncrossing a riverWaterSupplyA reason forthe site of asettlementbased ondrinkingDispersedShape of asettlement thathas largeamouns ofspace betweenbuildingsDisusedandemptyshopsAdisadvantagesof cities whenshops moveawayIndustrialzoneThe secondzone out fromthe centre ofthe BurgessmodelComparisonGoodsExpensivegoods whichyou maycompare theprice ofSupplyofmaterialsA reason forsite ofsettlementusual forbuildingFunctionThe reasonwhy asettlementwas builtSituationThesuroundingarea of asettlementPortA function of asettlementwhich neededa coastallocationBurgessModelA modelwhich tries toexplain theshape ofsettlementsHamletSmallestvillageLinearShape of asettlementthat is longand thinThresholdThe numberof peopleneeded for ashop tomake a profitNucleatedShape ofasettlementthat isclusteredAirpollutionThis can becreated bymany factoriesand exhaustfumesSiteThelocation ofa town orvillageCityA largetownHighgroundA reason for thesite of asettlementbased ondefensivereasons

Settlement - 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. Cheap and frequent product
    Low Order Good
  2. Example of a low order product
    Milk
  3. Example of a high order product
    Car
  4. A disadvantage of a settlement due to lots of cars
    Congestion
  5. A positive factor of the cities based on choice
    Increase in choice of shops
  6. The pyramid of settlements is called a
    Hierarchy
  7. Expensive & infrequent product
    High order Good
  8. A function of a settlement where selling things was important
    Market
  9. The name for the central part of a town
    CBD
  10. A reason for site of a settlement based on crossing a river
    Bridging point
  11. A reason for the site of a settlement based on drinking
    Water Supply
  12. Shape of a settlement that has large amouns of space between buildings
    Dispersed
  13. A disadvantages of cities when shops move away
    Disused and empty shops
  14. The second zone out from the centre of the Burgess model
    Industrial zone
  15. Expensive goods which you may compare the price of
    Comparison Goods
  16. A reason for site of settlement usual for building
    Supply of materials
  17. The reason why a settlement was built
    Function
  18. The surounding area of a settlement
    Situation
  19. A function of a settlement which needed a coastal location
    Port
  20. A model which tries to explain the shape of settlements
    Burgess Model
  21. Smallest village
    Hamlet
  22. Shape of a settlement that is long and thin
    Linear
  23. The number of people needed for a shop to make a profit
    Threshold
  24. Shape ofa settlement that is clustered
    Nucleated
  25. This can be created by many factories and exhaust fumes
    Air pollution
  26. The location of a town or village
    Site
  27. A large town
    City
  28. A reason for the site of a settlement based on defensive reasons
    High ground