People thatfollow Buddhismbelieve in theThree UniverseTruths92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistRespect mustbe given tothose of highersocial status,and to eldersFree!The United Statesand Thailand’salliance benefitsboth nations andsupports peaceand prosperityThailand is notedfor its economicvolatility, partly aconsequence ofpolitical instabilitydating to the 1930s Thailand is aland offriendlinessandhospitalitySince World War II,the United States andThailand havesignificantlyexpanded diplomaticsecurityThailand is akingdom in SoutheastAsia. It is bordered byMyanmar(Burma), Lao,Cambodia, SouthChina Sea, and byMalaysia92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhist In the southernregion of Thailandthe countryoccupies a part ofthe Malaypeninsula.6% ofpeople inThailandare MuslimThailand’s 3main economicsectors areagriculture,manufacturing,and services92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistThailandused tobe knownas Siam92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistThailand’s capitalcity, Bangkok, hasone of the longestceremonial name inthe worldFree!92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistOther economicresources are tin,tungsten, niobium,tantalum, lead,zinc, gold, iron andstibniteA person’s socialstatus alsodetermines howthey should begreetedPeople thatfollow Buddhismbelieve in theThree UniverseTruths92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistRespect mustbe given tothose of highersocial status,and to eldersFree!The United Statesand Thailand’salliance benefitsboth nations andsupports peaceand prosperityThailand is notedfor its economicvolatility, partly aconsequence ofpolitical instabilitydating to the 1930s Thailand is aland offriendlinessandhospitalitySince World War II,the United States andThailand havesignificantlyexpanded diplomaticsecurityThailand is akingdom in SoutheastAsia. It is bordered byMyanmar(Burma), Lao,Cambodia, SouthChina Sea, and byMalaysia92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhist In the southernregion of Thailandthe countryoccupies a part ofthe Malaypeninsula.6% ofpeople inThailandare MuslimThailand’s 3main economicsectors areagriculture,manufacturing,and services92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistThailandused tobe knownas Siam92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistThailand’s capitalcity, Bangkok, hasone of the longestceremonial name inthe worldFree!92.6% ofpeople inThailand areBuddhistOther economicresources are tin,tungsten, niobium,tantalum, lead,zinc, gold, iron andstibniteA person’s socialstatus alsodetermines howthey should begreeted

Untitled Bin - 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. People that follow Buddhism believe in the Three Universe Truths
  2. 92.6% of people in Thailand are Buddhist
  3. Respect must be given to those of higher social status, and to elders
  4. Free!
  5. The United States and Thailand’s alliance benefits both nations and supports peace and prosperity
  6. Thailand is noted for its economic volatility, partly a consequence of political instability dating to the 1930s
  7. Thailand is a land of friendliness and hospitality
  8. Since World War II, the United States and Thailand have significantly expanded diplomatic security
  9. Thailand is a kingdom in Southeast Asia. It is bordered by Myanmar (Burma), Lao, Cambodia, South China Sea, and by Malaysia
  10. 92.6% of people in Thailand are Buddhist
  11. In the southern region of Thailand the country occupies a part of the Malay peninsula.
  12. 6% of people in Thailand are Muslim
  13. Thailand’s 3 main economic sectors are agriculture, manufacturing, and services
  14. 92.6% of people in Thailand are Buddhist
  15. Thailand used to be known as Siam
  16. 92.6% of people in Thailand are Buddhist
  17. Free!
    Thailand’s capital city, Bangkok, has one of the longest ceremonial name in the world
  18. 92.6% of people in Thailand are Buddhist
  19. Other economic resources are tin, tungsten, niobium, tantalum, lead, zinc, gold, iron and stibnite
  20. A person’s social status also determines how they should be greeted