Views thosewho askquestions aslessknowledgeableGamerslabeled asless socialThinksathletes lackacademicseriousnessFree!Believes thatpublictransportationusers are lesssuccessfulJudgescompetenceby weightEquatesbeautywithintelligenceThinkspeople inglasses aresmarterAssumesleadershipskills bygenderThinks thatpeople whoread a lotareintrovertedAssumesquiet peopleare notconfidentAssumesextrovertsmake betteremployeesBelievesboysoutperformgirls inmath/scienceLinksleadership toauthoritativevoiceChoosesfriends withsimilarbackgroundsBelievescertain racesare naturallybetterathletesViews thosewho askquestions aslessknowledgeableGamerslabeled asless socialThinksathletes lackacademicseriousnessFree!Believes thatpublictransportationusers are lesssuccessfulJudgescompetenceby weightEquatesbeautywithintelligenceThinkspeople inglasses aresmarterAssumesleadershipskills bygenderThinks thatpeople whoread a lotareintrovertedAssumesquiet peopleare notconfidentAssumesextrovertsmake betteremployeesBelievesboysoutperformgirls inmath/scienceLinksleadership toauthoritativevoiceChoosesfriends withsimilarbackgroundsBelievescertain racesare naturallybetterathletes

Bias 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. Views those who ask questions as less knowledgeable
  2. Gamers labeled as less social
  3. Thinks athletes lack academic seriousness
  4. Free!
  5. Believes that public transportation users are less successful
  6. Judges competence by weight
  7. Equates beauty with intelligence
  8. Thinks people in glasses are smarter
  9. Assumes leadership skills by gender
  10. Thinks that people who read a lot are introverted
  11. Assumes quiet people are not confident
  12. Assumes extroverts make better employees
  13. Believes boys outperform girls in math/science
  14. Links leadership to authoritative voice
  15. Chooses friends with similar backgrounds
  16. Believes certain races are naturally better athletes