Personalanecdoteof dubiousrelevanceStylishlyor sharplydressedMentionsthat he'sGermanSlide withbizarrelyantiquatedPortugueseorthographyArchaicreference to“LatinAmericanCiv”"Foodstuffs""I actuallyknow him/her,they're afriend of mine"“Peasants”MentionsBoliviaMentionsbike ridecommutePersonalanecdotethat’s actuallyprettyrelevantDramaticallyraises hisvoice tomake a pointmid-lectureHighlyaccuratepronunciationof a foreignwordSlide withextremelysimple chartof socialstructureMentionsthat his wifeisVenezuelanMentionsthat he is amember ofsomeorganizationUnnecessarybackgroundon how hewriteslecturesMentionsthat hespeaksQuechuaPotshotat EvoMoralesMentions thathe was onTV/interviewedfor a newsprogramSlide withpicture ofat least 4presidentsAsks if anybodyis from acertain countryand no oneraises hand“Consolidation”Starts going onabout howhistory is notabout learningdates and factsPersonalanecdoteof dubiousrelevanceStylishlyor sharplydressedMentionsthat he'sGermanSlide withbizarrelyantiquatedPortugueseorthographyArchaicreference to“LatinAmericanCiv”"Foodstuffs""I actuallyknow him/her,they're afriend of mine"“Peasants”MentionsBoliviaMentionsbike ridecommutePersonalanecdotethat’s actuallyprettyrelevantDramaticallyraises hisvoice tomake a pointmid-lectureHighlyaccuratepronunciationof a foreignwordSlide withextremelysimple chartof socialstructureMentionsthat his wifeisVenezuelanMentionsthat he is amember ofsomeorganizationUnnecessarybackgroundon how hewriteslecturesMentionsthat hespeaksQuechuaPotshotat EvoMoralesMentions thathe was onTV/interviewedfor a newsprogramSlide withpicture ofat least 4presidentsAsks if anybodyis from acertain countryand no oneraises hand“Consolidation”Starts going onabout howhistory is notabout learningdates and facts

LatAm II Lecture 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. Personal anecdote of dubious relevance
  2. Stylishly or sharply dressed
  3. Mentions that he's German
  4. Slide with bizarrely antiquated Portuguese orthography
  5. Archaic reference to “Latin American Civ”
  6. "Foodstuffs"
  7. "I actually know him/her, they're a friend of mine"
  8. “Peasants”
  9. Mentions Bolivia
  10. Mentions bike ride commute
  11. Personal anecdote that’s actually pretty relevant
  12. Dramatically raises his voice to make a point mid-lecture
  13. Highly accurate pronunciation of a foreign word
  14. Slide with extremely simple chart of social structure
  15. Mentions that his wife is Venezuelan
  16. Mentions that he is a member of some organization
  17. Unnecessary background on how he writes lectures
  18. Mentions that he speaks Quechua
  19. Potshot at Evo Morales
  20. Mentions that he was on TV/interviewed for a news program
  21. Slide with picture of at least 4 presidents
  22. Asks if anybody is from a certain country and no one raises hand
  23. “Consolidation”
  24. Starts going on about how history is not about learning dates and facts