(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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Self-sufficient
Globalization
Service sector/ tertiary sector
Subsidy
Fertility rate
Megacity
Convectional rainfall
Demographic pressure
Region that is part of a country but has certain powers of self-government (own capital, laws)
Rain that occurs when air heats up, rises, and cools down again
Monoculture
Economic Globalization
Work in the service sector that is often unskilled, unregistered and poorly paid.
Area with a shortage of air, where air is drawn in over the Earth's surface and rises, forming clouds.
Intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ)
Financial support given by the government to a person or institution
Urban agglomeration
Rural-urban migration
A city with attached suburbs and towns.
Area with a surplus of air, which flows away over the Earth's surface and is replaced by descending air from above.
Emerging countries/ growing economy
Countries that are neither rich nor poor: often emerging countries with a growing industrial sector.
Wind that changes direction every six months
The speed at which urbanization is increasing in an area.
Differences in prosperity and development opportunities between different groups of people in the same area
Metropolis/ global city
Urbanization rate
Primary sector
Low-income countries characterized by dependency, disadvantageous trade relations, lack of technology and low levels of production
Rain shadow
Green pressure
Money sent by migrants to family or friend in their home country
Lingua Franca
Globalization drive by the growth of international trade, foreign investment
The division of Indian Society into different social groups
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Group of people where average incomes who are neither rich nor poor
Periphery
Minimum price that farmers are guranteed to receive for their products.
Special economic zones (SEZ)
Multinationals
Outsourcing
The money that all the people in a country earn together.
Semi-periphery
Average number of births per 1000 people per year
Development indicators
Tool for measuring prosperity and poverty in a country or region
Reason to move away from a particular region
Colonial power
All businesses that provide services. Also called the tertiary sector.
A country with two economic sectors: one modern and highly developed, the other traditional and less developed
Language that is widely used by people who have different native languages in order to communicate
Country that is not yet fully developed, but that had a rapidly growing economy
Continuing process of international exchange of people, goods, money and information
Gated communities
Increase in the percentage of the population that lives in cities caused by migration from rural to urban areas
Company with offices in many different countries
Urbanization
The leeward side of a mountain, where there is little to no precipitation
Area where foreign companies can settle freely while paying little to no tax
Percentage of the population that lives in cities.
Rain caused by air that rises against a mountain range
Birth rate
Federation
The busiest time of year for tourism
BRICS
The average number of children born per woman
Religion characterized by a belief in multiple gods and in rebirth after death.
Social inequality
Low-pressure area near the equator where winds from the northern and southern hemispheres come together or converge.
Dual economy
Able to meet your own needs.
Very large city that plays an important role on a global scale when it come to the economy, culture and politics
Regional inequality
When a company pays another company to take on part of its work
Level of urbanization
Tropical climate with a short dry season
Low-pressure area
Remittances
Residential areas surrounded by a high wall or fence, often heavily guarded
Support prices
High season
Caste system
Name for a group of five major emerging economies
Migrant workers
Hinduism
The introduction of better, faster-growing varieties of agricultural crops, combined with use of artificial fertilizers and pesticides
Brain drain
The pressure that the age group of those under 20 puts on the group 20-65
Wealthy, highly developed country with great political and economic power
Human Development Index (HDI)
Someone who goes to work somewhere else due to lack of work and money in their own area
State that exercises control over a colony
The relationship between productive and non-productive age groups
Federated state
Pull factor
Monsoon
Push factor
Colony
Economic sector in which products are taken straight from nature
Core country
Middle class
Differences in prosperity between various regions
Growing only one type of crop
A score that shows a country's GNP per capita, life expectancy and literacy rate.
Monsoon climate
Reason that makes another region attractive to migrants
When highly educated and skilled people leave their country of origin and move abroad
