(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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Parliament 64
Complexion
Frigid
Antarctica
Calling out to
A type of sailboat
Conscience 67
Pitiful
Treacherous 70
Something to do with a glacier
The British form of legislative government
Alone and in peace
Putting in money/time/effort to something
A flow of a substance
Clothing
A strong brave person who is getting awarded for their accomplishment
Definition
Scurvy
Uninhabited
Vast
Treacherous
Conceive
Chapter 3 58-64
Extreme wind
Endurance 74
Storage
What was Shackleton’s goal for his 3rd expedition?
Conceive
Barren 63
Vocabulary Word
River of icy pieces
Chapter 2: 53-58
Ireland
Current 79
Knight 72
The mast and equipment for the sails
Dangerous; difficult
The place you are trying to get to
Sheer
Straggle
Inlet
Uninhabited
Having to do with the south
Shriek
Foul 53
Empty, “fruitless”
Headquarters
Break down, dissolve
Sad, pathetic, weak
England
Very cold
Cracks in the snow/ice
Shackleton
Beckon 71
Hurl
Impersonate 80
Vast 70
To be able to withstand obstacles or difficulties
A disease;
Rigging
Routine
A trip
Tedious 64
Plume 53
Reluctantly 66
A fight
A group, an outlier
Hoist 81
Base
Base 85
Seam 81
Daunting, dangerous, threatening
Pitiful 83
Humiliation
Gale 56
Ordeal
Gash 79
Not getting injured or hurt; avoiding danger
Super; great; excellent
Literal/explicit/thin
Where two materials come together
Floe 53
Crumbly
Boring, repetitive, time consuming
Clear, crisp ( visual/Image)
The field of written reporting
Beckon
Journalism
Tedious
Forbidding
Disintegrate 86
Inferential/ thick
Copying someone
Flank 53
Unusual; unique
Depot 76
Not motivated to do it; hesitant; unwilling
Unscathed
Expedition
Investment
The side, on the side
Exotic
Plague 57
Bad smelling
Vivid
IE: Europe
Feelings of embarrassment, guilt, shame, stupidity
Pick/pull/move up
Endurance
Chapter 5 71-79
Brawl
Crevasse 70
Discovery
A big cloud
Shaly ( shale) 53
Garment
Vise 81
A geographical feature in which land is carved out for a bay or harbor.
Chapter 6 80-86
Unexplored or little known place
Labor
Scott
Frontier 52
Glacial 54
Chapter 4 64-71
Destination 76
Has to do with your skin, usually in relation to your face
Your inner mind
Floe
Vivid
Outcropping 57
Whiteout
To accomplish/overtake something
Snowing hard enough to cause “blindness”/ reduces visibility
How do you think Shackleton felt about Amundsen reaching the pole 1st?
