MonarchyYour parentsallow you to setyour bedtime, aslong as it isreasonable andthey agree with it.Your siblingsselecting you to bethe one to convinceyour parents thatyou should all get araise in yourallowance.The classvoting for aperson tobecome classpresidentConsensusOligarchyDictatorshipYour parentsset yourbedtime,with no roomto negotiate.One bossy friendalways decides whatactivities you dowhen you're together.You agree onlybecause your friendis louder andstronger.DirectDemocracyAncientAthenian(male)citizens votingfor lawsYou, votingfor whichpizza to orderwith a groupof friendsElectionsYour parentsmaking you andyour siblings agreeon which show towatch before eventurning on the TV.DemocracyTheocracyThe owners of acompany decideon the rules fortheir workers,without asking theworkers for input.There's onlyone chocolatebar left, but 3people. Youdecide to___________.FreeSpace!Your friendsdecide that youare all going towear the samething on thesame day.Your parents sayyou have to learnan instrument,but they let youchoose whichone.RepresentativeDemocracyYou get in anargument withfriends. You allagree that no onecan leave the roomuntil the argumentis settled.Your parentsmaking a decisionfor the wholefamily, withoutconsulting any ofyou first.MonarchyYour parentsallow you to setyour bedtime, aslong as it isreasonable andthey agree with it.Your siblingsselecting you to bethe one to convinceyour parents thatyou should all get araise in yourallowance.The classvoting for aperson tobecome classpresidentConsensusOligarchyDictatorshipYour parentsset yourbedtime,with no roomto negotiate.One bossy friendalways decides whatactivities you dowhen you're together.You agree onlybecause your friendis louder andstronger.DirectDemocracyAncientAthenian(male)citizens votingfor lawsYou, votingfor whichpizza to orderwith a groupof friendsElectionsYour parentsmaking you andyour siblings agreeon which show towatch before eventurning on the TV.DemocracyTheocracyThe owners of acompany decideon the rules fortheir workers,without asking theworkers for input.There's onlyone chocolatebar left, but 3people. Youdecide to___________.FreeSpace!Your friendsdecide that youare all going towear the samething on thesame day.Your parents sayyou have to learnan instrument,but they let youchoose whichone.RepresentativeDemocracyYou get in anargument withfriends. You allagree that no onecan leave the roomuntil the argumentis settled.Your parentsmaking a decisionfor the wholefamily, withoutconsulting any ofyou first.

Decision-Making Bingo - 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. Monarchy
  2. Your parents allow you to set your bedtime, as long as it is reasonable and they agree with it.
  3. Your siblings selecting you to be the one to convince your parents that you should all get a raise in your allowance.
  4. The class voting for a person to become class president
  5. Consensus
  6. Oligarchy
  7. Dictatorship
  8. Your parents set your bedtime, with no room to negotiate.
  9. One bossy friend always decides what activities you do when you're together. You agree only because your friend is louder and stronger.
  10. Direct Democracy
  11. Ancient Athenian (male) citizens voting for laws
  12. You, voting for which pizza to order with a group of friends
  13. Elections
  14. Your parents making you and your siblings agree on which show to watch before even turning on the TV.
  15. Democracy
  16. Theocracy
  17. The owners of a company decide on the rules for their workers, without asking the workers for input.
  18. There's only one chocolate bar left, but 3 people. You decide to ___________.
  19. Free Space!
  20. Your friends decide that you are all going to wear the same thing on the same day.
  21. Your parents say you have to learn an instrument, but they let you choose which one.
  22. Representative Democracy
  23. You get in an argument with friends. You all agree that no one can leave the room until the argument is settled.
  24. Your parents making a decision for the whole family, without consulting any of you first.