Say that one element divides another Sveta writes "EXR" in red Sveta writes "Slogan" Find counterexample Adjoin x to a ring Say that Zorn's Lemma is logically AC Sveta writes "R- module" Prove a group is Abelian Sveta mentions that we only work with comm. rings Define a group action Prove kernel = 0 Prove a group is not Abelian Use the 3rd Sylow Thm Prove injectivity Take a direct sum Prove something is torsion- free Prove surjectivity Prove a group is cyclic Use 1st Isom Thm Sveta writes the symbol for proper subset Sveta gives example #0 Sveta says "finitely generated" Prove a biconditional ∃! Say that one element divides another Sveta writes "EXR" in red Sveta writes "Slogan" Find counterexample Adjoin x to a ring Say that Zorn's Lemma is logically AC Sveta writes "R- module" Prove a group is Abelian Sveta mentions that we only work with comm. rings Define a group action Prove kernel = 0 Prove a group is not Abelian Use the 3rd Sylow Thm Prove injectivity Take a direct sum Prove something is torsion- free Prove surjectivity Prove a group is cyclic Use 1st Isom Thm Sveta writes the symbol for proper subset Sveta gives example #0 Sveta says "finitely generated" Prove a biconditional ∃!
(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.
Say that one element divides another
Sveta writes "EXR" in red
Sveta writes "Slogan"
Find counterexample
Adjoin x to a ring
Say that Zorn's Lemma is logically AC
Sveta writes "R-module"
Prove a group is Abelian
Sveta mentions that we only work with comm. rings
Define a group action
Prove kernel = 0
Prove a group is not Abelian
Use the 3rd Sylow Thm
Prove injectivity
Take a direct sum
Prove something is torsion-free
Prove surjectivity
Prove a group is cyclic
Use 1st Isom Thm
Sveta writes the symbol for proper subset
Sveta gives example #0
Sveta says "finitely generated"
Prove a biconditional
∃!