network jungle of numbers data- rich world Travelling Salesman powers of two problem wormhole scale equation complex numbers project perfection diagram progress muscle memory 250 8 out of 10 cats genius double helix shortcut catfood binary molecule Euler solving puzzles cutting corners imaginary numbers amazing London underground map experimental approach 7 million lazy modular form bridge -1 powers of three wonky algebra cellist square number numberphile start- up solution algorithm hard work Sir Gauss teacher 5% error real numbers DNA arithmetic possible 40 pattern mathematicians claim information Königsberg network jungle of numbers data- rich world Travelling Salesman powers of two problem wormhole scale equation complex numbers project perfection diagram progress muscle memory 250 8 out of 10 cats genius double helix shortcut catfood binary molecule Euler solving puzzles cutting corners imaginary numbers amazing London underground map experimental approach 7 million lazy modular form bridge -1 powers of three wonky algebra cellist square number numberphile start- up solution algorithm hard work Sir Gauss teacher 5% error real numbers DNA arithmetic possible 40 pattern mathematicians claim information Königsberg
(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.
network
jungle of numbers
data-rich world
Travelling Salesman
powers of two
problem
wormhole
scale
equation
complex numbers
project
perfection
diagram
progress
muscle memory
250
8 out of 10 cats
genius
double helix
shortcut
catfood
binary
molecule
Euler
solving puzzles
cutting corners
imaginary numbers
amazing
London underground map
experimental approach
7 million
lazy
modular form
bridge
-1
powers of three
wonky
algebra
cellist
square number
numberphile
start-up
solution
algorithm
hard work
Sir
Gauss
teacher
5% error
real numbers
DNA
arithmetic
possible
40
pattern
mathematicians
claim
information
Königsberg