DualeconomySubsidyMigrationfrom thecountrysideto the citySelf-sufficientReason thatmakes anotherregionattractive tomigrantsDifferencesin prosperitybetweenvariousregionsDevelopmentindicatorsFinancialsupport givenby thegovernment toa person orinstitutionRain causedby air thatrises againsta mountainrangeThe speed atwhichurbanizationis increasingin an area.Economicsector in whichproducts aretaken straightfrom natureIncrease in thepercentage of thepopulation that livesin cities caused bymigration from ruralto urban areasRural-urbanmigrationGrossDomesticProduct(GDP)Tropicalclimatewith a shortdry seasonA city withmore than10 milioninhabitantsServicesector/tertiarysectorEmergingcountries/growingeconomyCountries that areneither rich norpoor: oftenemergingcountries with agrowing industrialsector.PrimarysectorArea with ashortage of air,where air is drawnin over the Earth'ssurface and rises,forming clouds.OutsourcingRemittancesMegacityGatedcommunitiesHighseasonReason tomove awayfrom aparticularregionBraindrainUrbanagglomerationLevel ofurbanizationThe leewardside of amountain,where there islittle to noprecipitationMonocultureMinimum pricethat farmersare guranteedto receive fortheir products.Language that iswidely used bypeople who havedifferent nativelanguages in orderto communicateSomeone whogoes to worksomewhere elsedue to lack ofwork and moneyin their own areaMiddleclassMoney sentby migrantsto family orfriend in theirhome countryCompanywith officesin manydifferentcountriesGlobalizationLow-income countriescharacterized bydependency,disadvantageous traderelations, lack oftechnology and lowlevels of productionAble tomeet yourownneeds.RainshadowA city withattachedsuburbsand towns.UrbanizationMigrantworkersDifferences inprosperity anddevelopmentopportunitiesbetween differentgroups of peoplein the same areaSpecialeconomiczones(SEZ)PushfactorSupportpricesGrowingonly onetype ofcropPullfactorMetropolis/global cityLinguaFrancaAll businessesthat provideservices. Alsocalled thetertiary sector.MultinationalsWind thatchangesdirectionevery sixmonthsArea whereforeigncompanies cansettle freelywhile payinglittle to no taxVery large city thatplays an importantrole on a globalscale when itcome to theeconomy, cultureand politicsWhen acompany paysanothercompany totake on part ofits workGroup ofpeople whereaverageincomes whoare neither richnor poorDualeconomySubsidyMigrationfrom thecountrysideto the citySelf-sufficientReason thatmakes anotherregionattractive tomigrantsDifferencesin prosperitybetweenvariousregionsDevelopmentindicatorsFinancialsupport givenby thegovernment toa person orinstitutionRain causedby air thatrises againsta mountainrangeThe speed atwhichurbanizationis increasingin an area.Economicsector in whichproducts aretaken straightfrom natureIncrease in thepercentage of thepopulation that livesin cities caused bymigration from ruralto urban areasRural-urbanmigrationGrossDomesticProduct(GDP)Tropicalclimatewith a shortdry seasonA city withmore than10 milioninhabitantsServicesector/tertiarysectorEmergingcountries/growingeconomyCountries that areneither rich norpoor: oftenemergingcountries with agrowing industrialsector.PrimarysectorArea with ashortage of air,where air is drawnin over the Earth'ssurface and rises,forming clouds.OutsourcingRemittancesMegacityGatedcommunitiesHighseasonReason tomove awayfrom aparticularregionBraindrainUrbanagglomerationLevel ofurbanizationThe leewardside of amountain,where there islittle to noprecipitationMonocultureMinimum pricethat farmersare guranteedto receive fortheir products.Language that iswidely used bypeople who havedifferent nativelanguages in orderto communicateSomeone whogoes to worksomewhere elsedue to lack ofwork and moneyin their own areaMiddleclassMoney sentby migrantsto family orfriend in theirhome countryCompanywith officesin manydifferentcountriesGlobalizationLow-income countriescharacterized bydependency,disadvantageous traderelations, lack oftechnology and lowlevels of productionAble tomeet yourownneeds.RainshadowA city withattachedsuburbsand towns.UrbanizationMigrantworkersDifferences inprosperity anddevelopmentopportunitiesbetween differentgroups of peoplein the same areaSpecialeconomiczones(SEZ)PushfactorSupportpricesGrowingonly onetype ofcropPullfactorMetropolis/global cityLinguaFrancaAll businessesthat provideservices. Alsocalled thetertiary sector.MultinationalsWind thatchangesdirectionevery sixmonthsArea whereforeigncompanies cansettle freelywhile payinglittle to no taxVery large city thatplays an importantrole on a globalscale when itcome to theeconomy, cultureand politicsWhen acompany paysanothercompany totake on part ofits workGroup ofpeople whereaverageincomes whoare neither richnor poor

Chapter 5 India - 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. Dual economy
  2. Subsidy
  3. Migration from the countryside to the city
  4. Self-sufficient
  5. Reason that makes another region attractive to migrants
  6. Differences in prosperity between various regions
  7. Development indicators
  8. Financial support given by the government to a person or institution
  9. Rain caused by air that rises against a mountain range
  10. The speed at which urbanization is increasing in an area.
  11. Economic sector in which products are taken straight from nature
  12. Increase in the percentage of the population that lives in cities caused by migration from rural to urban areas
  13. Rural-urban migration
  14. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
  15. Tropical climate with a short dry season
  16. A city with more than 10 milion inhabitants
  17. Service sector/ tertiary sector
  18. Emerging countries/ growing economy
  19. Countries that are neither rich nor poor: often emerging countries with a growing industrial sector.
  20. Primary sector
  21. Area with a shortage of air, where air is drawn in over the Earth's surface and rises, forming clouds.
  22. Outsourcing
  23. Remittances
  24. Megacity
  25. Gated communities
  26. High season
  27. Reason to move away from a particular region
  28. Brain drain
  29. Urban agglomeration
  30. Level of urbanization
  31. The leeward side of a mountain, where there is little to no precipitation
  32. Monoculture
  33. Minimum price that farmers are guranteed to receive for their products.
  34. Language that is widely used by people who have different native languages in order to communicate
  35. Someone who goes to work somewhere else due to lack of work and money in their own area
  36. Middle class
  37. Money sent by migrants to family or friend in their home country
  38. Company with offices in many different countries
  39. Globalization
  40. Low-income countries characterized by dependency, disadvantageous trade relations, lack of technology and low levels of production
  41. Able to meet your own needs.
  42. Rain shadow
  43. A city with attached suburbs and towns.
  44. Urbanization
  45. Migrant workers
  46. Differences in prosperity and development opportunities between different groups of people in the same area
  47. Special economic zones (SEZ)
  48. Push factor
  49. Support prices
  50. Growing only one type of crop
  51. Pull factor
  52. Metropolis/ global city
  53. Lingua Franca
  54. All businesses that provide services. Also called the tertiary sector.
  55. Multinationals
  56. Wind that changes direction every six months
  57. Area where foreign companies can settle freely while paying little to no tax
  58. Very large city that plays an important role on a global scale when it come to the economy, culture and politics
  59. When a company pays another company to take on part of its work
  60. Group of people where average incomes who are neither rich nor poor