mostRomanplayswere...comediesfoughtwith netandtridentretiarius*est puellaquae eritmeretrix.iuvenemamat.virgoplaystookplace in...thetheaterWhat wasthechallengeoffered?ūnusmurmillōduōs retiāriōssuperārepotestHow might amurmillofight to usehisadvantage?Fight closerange againstan opponentwith lightarmor*est pateriuvenis et miser(non laetus).virginem amat.senexheavilyarmedwith fishon helmetmurmilloquidfēcēruntleōnēs?dormīvērunt*est servus quiNON eststultus.iuvenemauxilium dat.vult libertatemservuscallidus*est mīlēsquī eststultus sedsuperbus(arrogāns)milesgloriosus(in fābulā)quidfēcēruntretiāriī?murmillōnēsinterfēcērunt"mortem!"meansdeath*est iuvenisstultus etvirginemamatadulescens*hominespossidet(habet), etpecuniamvultlenogladiatorialbattlestook placein...theamphitheaterWhathappened inthe riot inPompeii?PompeianskilledNuceriansthe highestpaid athleteof all timewas...a Romancharioteerchariotraces tookplace in...thecircusfoughtagainstwildanimalsbestiarius/ venator"missionem!"meansmercy,releasecurmurmillonesdelectabantPompeianos?murmillonessaepe erantvictoresHow might aretiarius fightto use hisadvantage?Avoid engagingto tire out amore heavilyarmedopponentadmission toplays andgladiatorshows was...free tospectatorsmostRomanplayswere...comediesfoughtwith netandtridentretiarius*est puellaquae eritmeretrix.iuvenemamat.virgoplaystookplace in...thetheaterWhat wasthechallengeoffered?ūnusmurmillōduōs retiāriōssuperārepotestHow might amurmillofight to usehisadvantage?Fight closerange againstan opponentwith lightarmor*est pateriuvenis et miser(non laetus).virginem amat.senexheavilyarmedwith fishon helmetmurmilloquidfēcēruntleōnēs?dormīvērunt*est servus quiNON eststultus.iuvenemauxilium dat.vult libertatemservuscallidus*est mīlēsquī eststultus sedsuperbus(arrogāns)milesgloriosus(in fābulā)quidfēcēruntretiāriī?murmillōnēsinterfēcērunt"mortem!"meansdeath*est iuvenisstultus etvirginemamatadulescens*hominespossidet(habet), etpecuniamvultlenogladiatorialbattlestook placein...theamphitheaterWhathappened inthe riot inPompeii?PompeianskilledNuceriansthe highestpaid athleteof all timewas...a Romancharioteerchariotraces tookplace in...thecircusfoughtagainstwildanimalsbestiarius/ venator"missionem!"meansmercy,releasecurmurmillonesdelectabantPompeianos?murmillonessaepe erantvictoresHow might aretiarius fightto use hisadvantage?Avoid engagingto tire out amore heavilyarmedopponentadmission toplays andgladiatorshows was...free tospectators

entertainment culture! - 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. comedies
    most Roman plays were...
  2. retiarius
    fought with net and trident
  3. virgo
    *est puella quae erit meretrix. iuvenem amat.
  4. the theater
    plays took place in...
  5. ūnus murmillō duōs retiāriōs superāre potest
    What was the challenge offered?
  6. Fight close range against an opponent with light armor
    How might a murmillo fight to use his advantage?
  7. senex
    *est pater iuvenis et miser (non laetus). virginem amat.
  8. murmillo
    heavily armed with fish on helmet
  9. dormīvērunt
    quid fēcērunt leōnēs?
  10. servus callidus
    *est servus qui NON est stultus. iuvenem auxilium dat. vult libertatem
  11. miles gloriosus
    *est mīlēs quī est stultus sed superbus (arrogāns)
  12. murmillōnēs interfēcērunt
    (in fābulā) quid fēcērunt retiāriī?
  13. death
    "mortem!" means
  14. adulescens
    *est iuvenis stultus et virginem amat
  15. leno
    *homines possidet (habet), et pecuniam vult
  16. the amphitheater
    gladiatorial battles took place in...
  17. Pompeians killed Nucerians
    What happened in the riot in Pompeii?
  18. a Roman charioteer
    the highest paid athlete of all time was...
  19. the circus
    chariot races took place in...
  20. bestiarius / venator
    fought against wild animals
  21. mercy, release
    "missionem!" means
  22. murmillones saepe erant victores
    cur murmillones delectabant Pompeianos?
  23. Avoid engaging to tire out a more heavily armed opponent
    How might a retiarius fight to use his advantage?
  24. free to spectators
    admission to plays and gladiator shows was...