long, winding, specific question interrupts the professor "in regards to" "just a quick comment" shambled by prof treats class as their own personal office hours first one to talk to prof after class unrelated question "where I'm from" exasperated hand raise dumb question hiccup "can you clarify" asleep in the front row question we've gone over 100x very specific hypo sneeze answers softball question answers another student's cold call "to piggy back off that" outside the scope of the course "this discussion reminds me of (unrelated topic) wrong cold call answer reminds the professor long, winding, specific question interrupts the professor "in regards to" "just a quick comment" shambled by prof treats class as their own personal office hours first one to talk to prof after class unrelated question "where I'm from" exasperated hand raise dumb question hiccup "can you clarify" asleep in the front row question we've gone over 100x very specific hypo sneeze answers softball question answers another student's cold call "to piggy back off that" outside the scope of the course "this discussion reminds me of (unrelated topic) wrong cold call answer reminds the professor
(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.
long, winding, specific question
interrupts the professor
"in regards to"
"just a quick comment"
shambled by prof
treats class as their own personal office hours
first one to talk to prof after class
unrelated question
"where I'm from"
exasperated hand raise
dumb question
hiccup
"can you clarify"
asleep in the front row
question we've gone over 100x
very specific hypo
sneeze
answers softball question
answers another student's cold call
"to piggy back off that"
outside the scope of the course
"this discussion reminds me of (unrelated topic)
wrong cold call answer
reminds the professor