There’s arumorthat’s beingspreadaroundGatsby isimpulsiveand/or doesn’tthinksomethingthroughFerdieSomeonesays or isgivenunsolicitedadviceDaisy ismagnetic anddraws people inwith herpersonality andlanguageThere’s a large,overwhelming,andromanticdisplay ofaffectionNick Carrawayjudgessomeone,even though heclaims to not bejudgmentalThe War”or WorldWar I ismentionedSomeone isdescribed andisclearlyridiculouslyrichGatsby’sa dramaqueenThingsgetawkward.DanCodyTheweather ismentionedTHEGREENLIGHT!!!Daisycries oversomethingsillyGatsby forcessomeone to dosomething theydon’t want to doGatsby getsamysteriousphonecallDaisybecomesobsessed withsomething thatshows wealthGatsby'sdemeanor/moodchanges“West Egg”iscompared to“EastEgg”Alcohol ismentionedorconsumedGatsbycontradictshis ownbackstoryGatsby andDaisyforget everyoneinthe room butthemselvesKlipspringerNick’s apushoverGaysby isclumsyandawkwardSong lyrics arereally,really relevantto what's goingon in the bookA character'sextreme,over-the topwealth isdescribedGatsby tries toropeNick into apyramidscheme/illegalventureThere’s arumorthat’s beingspreadaroundGatsby isimpulsiveand/or doesn’tthinksomethingthroughFerdieSomeonesays or isgivenunsolicitedadviceDaisy ismagnetic anddraws people inwith herpersonality andlanguageThere’s a large,overwhelming,andromanticdisplay ofaffectionNick Carrawayjudgessomeone,even though heclaims to not bejudgmentalThe War”or WorldWar I ismentionedSomeone isdescribed andisclearlyridiculouslyrichGatsby’sa dramaqueenThingsgetawkward.DanCodyTheweather ismentionedTHEGREENLIGHT!!!Daisycries oversomethingsillyGatsby forcessomeone to dosomething theydon’t want to doGatsby getsamysteriousphonecallDaisybecomesobsessed withsomething thatshows wealthGatsby'sdemeanor/moodchanges“West Egg”iscompared to“EastEgg”Alcohol ismentionedorconsumedGatsbycontradictshis ownbackstoryGatsby andDaisyforget everyoneinthe room butthemselvesKlipspringerNick’s apushoverGaysby isclumsyandawkwardSong lyrics arereally,really relevantto what's goingon in the bookA character'sextreme,over-the topwealth isdescribedGatsby tries toropeNick into apyramidscheme/illegalventure

GATSBY CHAPTER 5 - 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. There’s a rumor that’s being spread around
  2. Gatsby is impulsive and/or doesn’t think something through
  3. Ferdie
  4. Someone says or is given unsolicited advice
  5. Daisy is magnetic and draws people in with her personality and language
  6. There’s a large, overwhelming, and romantic display of affection
  7. Nick Carraway judges someone, even though he claims to not be judgmental
  8. The War” or World War I is mentioned
  9. Someone is described and is clearly ridiculously rich
  10. Gatsby’s a drama queen
  11. Things get awkward.
  12. Dan Cody
  13. The weather is mentioned
  14. THE GREEN LIGHT!!!
  15. Daisy cries over something silly
  16. Gatsby forces someone to do something they don’t want to do
  17. Gatsby gets a mysterious phone call
  18. Daisy becomes obsessed with something that shows wealth
  19. Gatsby's demeanor/mood changes
  20. “West Egg” is compared to “East Egg”
  21. Alcohol is mentioned or consumed
  22. Gatsby contradicts his own backstory
  23. Gatsby and Daisy forget everyone in the room but themselves
  24. Klipspringer
  25. Nick’s a pushover
  26. Gaysby is clumsy and awkward
  27. Song lyrics are really, really relevant to what's going on in the book
  28. A character's extreme, over-the top wealth is described
  29. Gatsby tries to rope Nick into a pyramid scheme/illegal venture