Solids17. In whattype of matterare atomsmost tightlypacked?France33. The Statueof Liberty wasgiven to the USby whichcountry?Hamlet31. Which ofShakespeare’splays is thelongest?CocaCola25. Whatwas the firstsoft drink inspace?PacificOcean24. What isthe name ofthe largestocean onearth?BenjaminFranklin8. Who isdepicted onthe UShundred-dollar bill?Onegative34. Whatblood typequalifies as auniversaldonor?NewYorkCity16. What's thecity with themost diversityin terms oflanguage?LeonardoDa Vinci21. Whoinventedscissors?Scurvy3. Whatdisease canbe causedby a lack ofVitamin C?Venus28. What isthe hottestplanet in thesolarsystem?Volleyball15. Dump,floater, andwipe are termsused in whichteam sport?KneeCap19. Whichbone arebabies bornwithout?2432. Howmany ribsare in ahumanbody?China14. Whichcountryinventedice cream?Mirror22. Whatobject is saidto bring badluck if it’sbroken?Mr.PotatoHead18. What wasthe first toy tobe advertisedon television?Lizards7. What type ofreptile can detachtheir tails whenthey are in dangerand then regrowit?3229. Howmany teethdoes anadult humanhave?Brown13. What isthe rarestM&M color?Strawberry23. What isthe only fruitthat hasseeds on theoutside?Orange2. Whatcommoncolour isnamed aftera fruit?Peach10. Whatwas the firstfruit that waseaten on themoon?SpermWhale27. What isthe loudestanimal onEarth?Caterpillar6. What is anewlyhatchedbutterflycalled?Broadway12. What is thename of the placein New York that isfamous for hostingmultiple touringmusicals?Giraffe20. Whichmammal hasno vocalchords?Books30. Originally,Amazon onlysold whatkind ofproduct?HomeAlone4. What is thehighest-grossingholiday movieof all time?Manatee9. Whatanimal isknown by thenickname“sea cow”?Octagon1. Whatgeometricshape isgenerally usedfor stop signs?Nutrition5. What isnutriologythe studyof?Honey26. Which isthe onlyedible foodthat nevergoes bad?Wheel11. Answer thisriddle: “I am circularbut not edible. I keepthings moving andusually come infours. What am I?”Solids17. In whattype of matterare atomsmost tightlypacked?France33. The Statueof Liberty wasgiven to the USby whichcountry?Hamlet31. Which ofShakespeare’splays is thelongest?CocaCola25. Whatwas the firstsoft drink inspace?PacificOcean24. What isthe name ofthe largestocean onearth?BenjaminFranklin8. Who isdepicted onthe UShundred-dollar bill?Onegative34. Whatblood typequalifies as auniversaldonor?NewYorkCity16. What's thecity with themost diversityin terms oflanguage?LeonardoDa Vinci21. Whoinventedscissors?Scurvy3. Whatdisease canbe causedby a lack ofVitamin C?Venus28. What isthe hottestplanet in thesolarsystem?Volleyball15. Dump,floater, andwipe are termsused in whichteam sport?KneeCap19. Whichbone arebabies bornwithout?2432. Howmany ribsare in ahumanbody?China14. Whichcountryinventedice cream?Mirror22. Whatobject is saidto bring badluck if it’sbroken?Mr.PotatoHead18. What wasthe first toy tobe advertisedon television?Lizards7. What type ofreptile can detachtheir tails whenthey are in dangerand then regrowit?3229. Howmany teethdoes anadult humanhave?Brown13. What isthe rarestM&M color?Strawberry23. What isthe only fruitthat hasseeds on theoutside?Orange2. Whatcommoncolour isnamed aftera fruit?Peach10. Whatwas the firstfruit that waseaten on themoon?SpermWhale27. What isthe loudestanimal onEarth?Caterpillar6. What is anewlyhatchedbutterflycalled?Broadway12. What is thename of the placein New York that isfamous for hostingmultiple touringmusicals?Giraffe20. Whichmammal hasno vocalchords?Books30. Originally,Amazon onlysold whatkind ofproduct?HomeAlone4. What is thehighest-grossingholiday movieof all time?Manatee9. Whatanimal isknown by thenickname“sea cow”?Octagon1. Whatgeometricshape isgenerally usedfor stop signs?Nutrition5. What isnutriologythe studyof?Honey26. Which isthe onlyedible foodthat nevergoes bad?Wheel11. Answer thisriddle: “I am circularbut not edible. I keepthings moving andusually come infours. What am I?”

Trivia Bingo! - 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. 17. In what type of matter are atoms most tightly packed?
    Solids
  2. 33. The Statue of Liberty was given to the US by which country?
    France
  3. 31. Which of Shakespeare’s plays is the longest?
    Hamlet
  4. 25. What was the first soft drink in space?
    Coca Cola
  5. 24. What is the name of the largest ocean on earth?
    Pacific Ocean
  6. 8. Who is depicted on the US hundred-dollar bill?
    Benjamin Franklin
  7. 34. What blood type qualifies as a universal donor?
    O negative
  8. 16. What's the city with the most diversity in terms of language?
    New York City
  9. 21. Who invented scissors?
    Leonardo Da Vinci
  10. 3. What disease can be caused by a lack of Vitamin C?
    Scurvy
  11. 28. What is the hottest planet in the solar system?
    Venus
  12. 15. Dump, floater, and wipe are terms used in which team sport?
    Volleyball
  13. 19. Which bone are babies born without?
    Knee Cap
  14. 32. How many ribs are in a human body?
    24
  15. 14. Which country invented ice cream?
    China
  16. 22. What object is said to bring bad luck if it’s broken?
    Mirror
  17. 18. What was the first toy to be advertised on television?
    Mr. Potato Head
  18. 7. What type of reptile can detach their tails when they are in danger and then regrow it?
    Lizards
  19. 29. How many teeth does an adult human have?
    32
  20. 13. What is the rarest M&M color?
    Brown
  21. 23. What is the only fruit that has seeds on the outside?
    Strawberry
  22. 2. What common colour is named after a fruit?
    Orange
  23. 10. What was the first fruit that was eaten on the moon?
    Peach
  24. 27. What is the loudest animal on Earth?
    Sperm Whale
  25. 6. What is a newly hatched butterfly called?
    Caterpillar
  26. 12. What is the name of the place in New York that is famous for hosting multiple touring musicals?
    Broadway
  27. 20. Which mammal has no vocal chords?
    Giraffe
  28. 30. Originally, Amazon only sold what kind of product?
    Books
  29. 4. What is the highest-grossing holiday movie of all time?
    Home Alone
  30. 9. What animal is known by the nickname “sea cow”?
    Manatee
  31. 1. What geometric shape is generally used for stop signs?
    Octagon
  32. 5. What is nutriology the study of?
    Nutrition
  33. 26. Which is the only edible food that never goes bad?
    Honey
  34. 11. Answer this riddle: “I am circular but not edible. I keep things moving and usually come in fours. What am I?”
    Wheel