ExpeditionWhiteoutForbiddingReluctantly66Cracksin thesnow/iceAustral76Gale56StorageBoring,repetitive,timeconsumingShackletonYourinnermindSolitudeSheerHeadquartersUnusual;uniqueNot gettinginjured orhurt;avoidingdangerDisintegrate86Somethingto do witha glacierHow do you thinkShackleton feltabout Amundsenreaching the pole1st?Chapter5 71-79StraggleSeam81Destination76Endurance74A strong braveperson who isgetting awardedfor theiraccomplishmentRoutineNotmotivated todo it;hesitant;unwillingChapter4 64-71Plume53Super;great;excellentFlank53To be able towithstandobstacles ordifficultiesDiscoveryKnight72Unscathed86Holdingand objectfirmlytogetherDaunting,dangerous,threateningFoul53ParchLiteral/explicit/thinChapter7 86-96Pick/pull/moveupFeelings ofembarrassment,guilt, shame,stupidityCallingout toInferential/thickRiggingIrelandHoist81Chapter3 58-64FrigidA tripBarren63InvestmentTreacherous70Vise81ComplexionEnglandPitifulSnowing hardenough tocause“blindness”/reducesvisibilityImpersonate80JournalismOutcropping57VocabularyWordExtremewindDefinitionShaly (shale)53Stupendous70Clear, crisp (visual/Image)UninhabitedTreacherousSad,pathetic,weakTedious64A group,an outlierA flow of asubstanceBreakdown,dissolveParliament64Riverof icypiecesScotlandUnexploredor littleknownplaceAdisease;AfightBaseFrontier52HurlLaborIE:EuropeVastOrdealSquare-riggerFloe53Beckon71AntarcticaA typeofsailboatShriekHaving todo withthe southThe placeyou aretrying toget toWhere twomaterialscometogetherFloeConquer74ForbiddingUnscathedWhat wasShackleton’sgoal for his3rdexpedition?Chapter6 80-86ClothingVividCrumblyBase85UninhabitedPlague57Putting inmoney/time/effortto somethingBadsmellingBeckonCrevasse70ContinentVast70GarmentThe mastandequipmentfor the sailsAloneand inpeaceConscience67SolitudeTediousGash79Hole,sliver,cutRepetitiveactivities orstructure/scheduleChapter2: 53-58Current79EnduranceHas to dowith yourskin, usuallyin relation toyour faceThe fieldof writtenreportingConceiveScurvyExoticScottEmpty,“fruitless”InletSouthPoleCopyingsomeoneThe Britishform oflegislativegovernmentToaccomplish/overtakesomethingA geographicalfeature in whichland is carvedout for a bay orharbor.Depot76A bigcloudDangerous;difficultPitiful83Inlet66Theside, onthe sideVividConceiveBrawlVerycoldGlacial54HumiliationLarge,expansiveExpeditionWhiteoutForbiddingReluctantly66Cracksin thesnow/iceAustral76Gale56StorageBoring,repetitive,timeconsumingShackletonYourinnermindSolitudeSheerHeadquartersUnusual;uniqueNot gettinginjured orhurt;avoidingdangerDisintegrate86Somethingto do witha glacierHow do you thinkShackleton feltabout Amundsenreaching the pole1st?Chapter5 71-79StraggleSeam81Destination76Endurance74A strong braveperson who isgetting awardedfor theiraccomplishmentRoutineNotmotivated todo it;hesitant;unwillingChapter4 64-71Plume53Super;great;excellentFlank53To be able towithstandobstacles ordifficultiesDiscoveryKnight72Unscathed86Holdingand objectfirmlytogetherDaunting,dangerous,threateningFoul53ParchLiteral/explicit/thinChapter7 86-96Pick/pull/moveupFeelings ofembarrassment,guilt, shame,stupidityCallingout toInferential/thickRiggingIrelandHoist81Chapter3 58-64FrigidA tripBarren63InvestmentTreacherous70Vise81ComplexionEnglandPitifulSnowing hardenough tocause“blindness”/reducesvisibilityImpersonate80JournalismOutcropping57VocabularyWordExtremewindDefinitionShaly (shale)53Stupendous70Clear, crisp (visual/Image)UninhabitedTreacherousSad,pathetic,weakTedious64A group,an outlierA flow of asubstanceBreakdown,dissolveParliament64Riverof icypiecesScotlandUnexploredor littleknownplaceAdisease;AfightBaseFrontier52HurlLaborIE:EuropeVastOrdealSquare-riggerFloe53Beckon71AntarcticaA typeofsailboatShriekHaving todo withthe southThe placeyou aretrying toget toWhere twomaterialscometogetherFloeConquer74ForbiddingUnscathedWhat wasShackleton’sgoal for his3rdexpedition?Chapter6 80-86ClothingVividCrumblyBase85UninhabitedPlague57Putting inmoney/time/effortto somethingBadsmellingBeckonCrevasse70ContinentVast70GarmentThe mastandequipmentfor the sailsAloneand inpeaceConscience67SolitudeTediousGash79Hole,sliver,cutRepetitiveactivities orstructure/scheduleChapter2: 53-58Current79EnduranceHas to dowith yourskin, usuallyin relation toyour faceThe fieldof writtenreportingConceiveScurvyExoticScottEmpty,“fruitless”InletSouthPoleCopyingsomeoneThe Britishform oflegislativegovernmentToaccomplish/overtakesomethingA geographicalfeature in whichland is carvedout for a bay orharbor.Depot76A bigcloudDangerous;difficultPitiful83Inlet66Theside, onthe sideVividConceiveBrawlVerycoldGlacial54HumiliationLarge,expansive

Trial by Ice - 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. Expedition
  2. Whiteout
  3. Forbidding
  4. Reluctantly 66
  5. Cracks in the snow/ice
  6. Austral 76
  7. Gale 56
  8. Storage
  9. Boring, repetitive, time consuming
  10. Shackleton
  11. Your inner mind
  12. Solitude
  13. Sheer
  14. Headquarters
  15. Unusual; unique
  16. Not getting injured or hurt; avoiding danger
  17. Disintegrate 86
  18. Something to do with a glacier
  19. How do you think Shackleton felt about Amundsen reaching the pole 1st?
  20. Chapter 5 71-79
  21. Straggle
  22. Seam 81
  23. Destination 76
  24. Endurance 74
  25. A strong brave person who is getting awarded for their accomplishment
  26. Routine
  27. Not motivated to do it; hesitant; unwilling
  28. Chapter 4 64-71
  29. Plume 53
  30. Super; great; excellent
  31. Flank 53
  32. To be able to withstand obstacles or difficulties
  33. Discovery
  34. Knight 72
  35. Unscathed 86
  36. Holding and object firmly together
  37. Daunting, dangerous, threatening
  38. Foul 53
  39. Parch
  40. Literal/explicit/thin
  41. Chapter 7 86-96
  42. Pick/pull/move up
  43. Feelings of embarrassment, guilt, shame, stupidity
  44. Calling out to
  45. Inferential/ thick
  46. Rigging
  47. Ireland
  48. Hoist 81
  49. Chapter 3 58-64
  50. Frigid
  51. A trip
  52. Barren 63
  53. Investment
  54. Treacherous 70
  55. Vise 81
  56. Complexion
  57. England
  58. Pitiful
  59. Snowing hard enough to cause “blindness”/ reduces visibility
  60. Impersonate 80
  61. Journalism
  62. Outcropping 57
  63. Vocabulary Word
  64. Extreme wind
  65. Definition
  66. Shaly ( shale) 53
  67. Stupendous 70
  68. Clear, crisp ( visual/Image)
  69. Uninhabited
  70. Treacherous
  71. Sad, pathetic, weak
  72. Tedious 64
  73. A group, an outlier
  74. A flow of a substance
  75. Break down, dissolve
  76. Parliament 64
  77. River of icy pieces
  78. Scotland
  79. Unexplored or little known place
  80. A disease;
  81. A fight
  82. Base
  83. Frontier 52
  84. Hurl
  85. Labor
  86. IE: Europe
  87. Vast
  88. Ordeal
  89. Square- rigger
  90. Floe 53
  91. Beckon 71
  92. Antarctica
  93. A type of sailboat
  94. Shriek
  95. Having to do with the south
  96. The place you are trying to get to
  97. Where two materials come together
  98. Floe
  99. Conquer 74
  100. Forbidding
  101. Unscathed
  102. What was Shackleton’s goal for his 3rd expedition?
  103. Chapter 6 80-86
  104. Clothing
  105. Vivid
  106. Crumbly
  107. Base 85
  108. Uninhabited
  109. Plague 57
  110. Putting in money/time/effort to something
  111. Bad smelling
  112. Beckon
  113. Crevasse 70
  114. Continent
  115. Vast 70
  116. Garment
  117. The mast and equipment for the sails
  118. Alone and in peace
  119. Conscience 67
  120. Solitude
  121. Tedious
  122. Gash 79
  123. Hole, sliver, cut
  124. Repetitive activities or structure/schedule
  125. Chapter 2: 53-58
  126. Current 79
  127. Endurance
  128. Has to do with your skin, usually in relation to your face
  129. The field of written reporting
  130. Conceive
  131. Scurvy
  132. Exotic
  133. Scott
  134. Empty, “fruitless”
  135. Inlet
  136. South Pole
  137. Copying someone
  138. The British form of legislative government
  139. To accomplish/overtake something
  140. A geographical feature in which land is carved out for a bay or harbor.
  141. Depot 76
  142. A big cloud
  143. Dangerous; difficult
  144. Pitiful 83
  145. Inlet 66
  146. The side, on the side
  147. Vivid
  148. Conceive
  149. Brawl
  150. Very cold
  151. Glacial 54
  152. Humiliation
  153. Large, expansive