Before Civil Rights Movement The true Prize Movie Theater/Bingo Hall Similies Believes crowd is jealous of him Bingo Cage, Prize Wheel w/ Button High Forever Metaphors Double 0 Repetition Effect of Bingo on the Narrator Becomes trapped in the wheel Dry One Flashback Independent of Race "Cannot" let go of the Button "It held his fate" Trapped in the wheel South to North Does not win anything at the end Harsher and More Vivid Descriptions Needs to win to get money for Laura and food Bingo Cage "the rush of blood to his head" Before Civil Rights Movement 1930s to 1940s Equality of Chance Before Civil Rights Movement The true Prize Movie Theater/Bingo Hall Similies Believes crowd is jealous of him Bingo Cage, Prize Wheel w/ Button High Forever Metaphors Double 0 Repetition Effect of Bingo on the Narrator Becomes trapped in the wheel Dry One Flashback Independent of Race "Cannot" let go of the Button "It held his fate" Trapped in the wheel South to North Does not win anything at the end Harsher and More Vivid Descriptions Needs to win to get money for Laura and food Bingo Cage "the rush of blood to his head" Before Civil Rights Movement 1930s to 1940s Equality of Chance
(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.
Before Civil Rights Movement
The true Prize
Movie Theater/Bingo Hall
Similies
Believes crowd is jealous of him
Bingo Cage, Prize Wheel w/ Button
High
Forever
Metaphors
Double 0
Repetition
Effect of Bingo on the Narrator
Becomes trapped in the wheel
Dry
One Flashback
Independent of Race
"Cannot" let go of the Button
"It held his fate"
Trapped in the wheel
South to North
Does not win anything at the end
Harsher and More Vivid Descriptions
Needs to win to get money for Laura and food
Bingo Cage
"the rush of blood to his head"
Before Civil Rights Movement
1930s to 1940s
Equality of Chance