Timeappearsas a motifGatsby getsamysteriousphonecallA rumoris spreadaroundDisconnectbetween upperclass societyand lowerclass societyWe foundout theREAL truthaboutGatsby“West Egg”iscompared to“EastEgg”Oxford ismentionedSomeonesays or isgivenunsolicitedadviceSomeone isdescribedand is clearlyridiculouslyrichDaisybecomesobsessed withsomething thatshows wealthThere’s a large,overwhelming,andromanticdisplay ofaffectionPeople argueoversomething thatliterally doesnotmatterTheAmericanDream asa motifAlcohol ismentionedorconsumedThingsareawkwardNick’s apushoverTom Objectsto beingcalled "thepolo player"Gatsby isimpulsiveand/or doesn’tthinksomethingthroughThere's aflashbackThere’s aFLASHBACKGatsby forcessomeone todo somethingthey don'twant to doTom tells someonewhat he thinksDaisythinks or feels as ifit’s factGatsby'sbeing adramaqueenGatsby issuperinsecure andself￾consciousThere's anextremeshow ofwealth/or animpulse buyJamesGatz“The War”or WorldWar I ismentionedNick judgessomeonel, eventhough heclaims to benonjudgemental“Can’t repeatthepast? Why,of courseyou can!”Timeappearsas a motifGatsby getsamysteriousphonecallA rumoris spreadaroundDisconnectbetween upperclass societyand lowerclass societyWe foundout theREAL truthaboutGatsby“West Egg”iscompared to“EastEgg”Oxford ismentionedSomeonesays or isgivenunsolicitedadviceSomeone isdescribedand is clearlyridiculouslyrichDaisybecomesobsessed withsomething thatshows wealthThere’s a large,overwhelming,andromanticdisplay ofaffectionPeople argueoversomething thatliterally doesnotmatterTheAmericanDream asa motifAlcohol ismentionedorconsumedThingsareawkwardNick’s apushoverTom Objectsto beingcalled "thepolo player"Gatsby isimpulsiveand/or doesn’tthinksomethingthroughThere's aflashbackThere’s aFLASHBACKGatsby forcessomeone todo somethingthey don'twant to doTom tells someonewhat he thinksDaisythinks or feels as ifit’s factGatsby'sbeing adramaqueenGatsby issuperinsecure andself￾consciousThere's anextremeshow ofwealth/or animpulse buyJamesGatz“The War”or WorldWar I ismentionedNick judgessomeonel, eventhough heclaims to benonjudgemental“Can’t repeatthepast? Why,of courseyou can!”

GATSBY CHAPTER 6 - 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. Time appears as a motif
  2. Gatsby gets a mysterious phone call
  3. A rumor is spread around
  4. Disconnect between upper class society and lower class society
  5. We found out the REAL truth about Gatsby
  6. “West Egg” is compared to “East Egg”
  7. Oxford is mentioned
  8. Someone says or is given unsolicited advice
  9. Someone is described and is clearly ridiculously rich
  10. Daisy becomes obsessed with something that shows wealth
  11. There’s a large, overwhelming, and romantic display of affection
  12. People argue over something that literally does not matter
  13. The American Dream as a motif
  14. Alcohol is mentioned or consumed
  15. Things are awkward
  16. Nick’s a pushover
  17. Tom Objects to being called "the polo player"
  18. Gatsby is impulsive and/or doesn’t think something through
  19. There's a flashback
  20. There’s a FLASHBACK
  21. Gatsby forces someone to do something they don't want to do
  22. Tom tells someone what he thinks Daisy thinks or feels as if it’s fact
  23. Gatsby's being a drama queen
  24. Gatsby is super insecure and self￾conscious
  25. There's an extreme show of wealth/or an impulse buy
  26. James Gatz
  27. “The War” or World War I is mentioned
  28. Nick judges someonel, even though he claims to be nonjudgemental
  29. “Can’t repeat the past? Why, of course you can!”