p ⋀ q Disjunction The tree is tall and green. If the tree is tall, then it's not green. The tree is tall if and only if it's green. The tree is not green and it's tall. ~p∨~q If the tree is tall, then it is green. The tree is tall or it's green. p↔q The tree is not tall if and only if it's green. p→~q The tree is not tall or it's not green. ~p⋀~q Biconditional p→q p∨~q ~p Conditional If the tree is not tall, then it is not green. I kind of like ice cream. ~p↔~q ~p→q I don't like ice cream. All people like ice cream. p ∨ q Some people like ice cream Some people don't like ice cream. The tree is tall or it's not green. ~q p⋀~q I like ice cream No one likes ice cream. Conjunction p ⋀ q Disjunction The tree is tall and green. If the tree is tall, then it's not green. The tree is tall if and only if it's green. The tree is not green and it's tall. ~p∨~q If the tree is tall, then it is green. The tree is tall or it's green. p↔q The tree is not tall if and only if it's green. p→~q The tree is not tall or it's not green. ~p⋀~q Biconditional p→q p∨~q ~p Conditional If the tree is not tall, then it is not green. I kind of like ice cream. ~p↔~q ~p→q I don't like ice cream. All people like ice cream. p ∨ q Some people like ice cream Some people don't like ice cream. The tree is tall or it's not green. ~q p⋀~q I like ice cream No one likes ice cream. Conjunction
(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.
p ⋀ q
Disjunction
The tree is tall and green.
If the tree is tall, then it's not green.
The tree is tall if and only if it's green.
The tree is not green and it's tall.
~p∨~q
If the tree is tall, then it is green.
The tree is tall or it's green.
p↔q
The tree is not tall if and only if it's green.
p→~q
The tree is not tall or it's not green.
~p⋀~q
Biconditional
p→q
p∨~q
~p
Conditional
If the tree is not tall, then it is not green.
I kind of like ice cream.
~p↔~q
~p→q
I don't like ice cream.
All people like ice cream.
p ∨ q
Some people like ice cream
Some people don't like ice cream.
The tree is tall or it's not green.
~q
p⋀~q
I like ice cream
No one likes ice cream.
Conjunction