... candescribe whatrepresentationmeans... candefinegaze inmedia…is taking aWGS coursefor the firsttime...can tellyou a greatplace tohang out oncampus... can definewhatfeminism(s)is... can giveanexample tomale gaze... canexplainright togaze...candefineoppositionalgaze...can defineintersectionality... lived inOntario formore than5 years... can givean exampleto activemale in popculture... can givean exampleto passivefemale inpop culture... can give anexample ofheteronormativity... candefinepopularculture... whodoesn'tlikechocolate... candefineideology... candescribe whatrepresentationmeans... candefinegaze inmedia…is taking aWGS coursefor the firsttime...can tellyou a greatplace tohang out oncampus... can definewhatfeminism(s)is... can giveanexample tomale gaze... canexplainright togaze...candefineoppositionalgaze...can defineintersectionality... lived inOntario formore than5 years... can givean exampleto activemale in popculture... can givean exampleto passivefemale inpop culture... can give anexample ofheteronormativity... candefinepopularculture... whodoesn'tlikechocolate... candefineideology

WGS205: Feminism and Pop Culture - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. ... can describe what representation means
  2. ... can define gaze in media
  3. …is taking a WGS course for the first time
  4. ...can tell you a great place to hang out on campus
  5. ... can define what feminism(s) is
  6. ... can give an example to male gaze
  7. ... can explain right to gaze
  8. ...can define oppositional gaze
  9. ...can define intersectionality
  10. ... lived in Ontario for more than 5 years
  11. ... can give an example to active male in pop culture
  12. ... can give an example to passive female in pop culture
  13. ... can give an example of heteronormativity
  14. ... can define popular culture
  15. ... who doesn't like chocolate
  16. ... can define ideology