⁠I like to talkabout myachievementsto others.I have alreadythought somethingabout a passerbythat anotherperson sharedoutloud at thesame time.I havesacrificedsomething forthe well-beingof my friendgroup.You can seewhatculture(s) ima part of atfirst glance.I believe thefood from mycountry is thebest in thewhole world.My friend grouphas uniqueexpressionsthat otherswouldn’tunderstand.I haveassumed thatindigenousculture wasprimitive.⁠I think the waymy communitydoes things isbest in a lot ofways.⁠There are thingsin my culturethat make mefeel more tight-knit with mycommunity.⁠I think how peopleperceive me as anindividual is moreimportant thanhow they perceivemy group.Free!⁠There arethings in myculture thatno otherculture share.⁠I feel like myvalue is basedon myachievementsin life.⁠I can think ofcommunitiesI'm a part ofother than myethnicity areculture.⁠In my culture, itwould bedisrespectful toput my parentsin a nursinghome.I believeprimitiveculturesshould bepreserved.I have eatenthe last cookieof the packetwithout askingmy peers.Eatinginsects isnotnormal.I believepeople in mycountry arefriendlier.⁠I have thoughtof a familialpractice in afriend’s homeas weird.⁠I like to talkabout myachievementsto others.I have alreadythought somethingabout a passerbythat anotherperson sharedoutloud at thesame time.I havesacrificedsomething forthe well-beingof my friendgroup.You can seewhatculture(s) ima part of atfirst glance.I believe thefood from mycountry is thebest in thewhole world.My friend grouphas uniqueexpressionsthat otherswouldn’tunderstand.I haveassumed thatindigenousculture wasprimitive.⁠I think the waymy communitydoes things isbest in a lot ofways.⁠There are thingsin my culturethat make mefeel more tight-knit with mycommunity.⁠I think how peopleperceive me as anindividual is moreimportant thanhow they perceivemy group.Free!⁠There arethings in myculture thatno otherculture share.⁠I feel like myvalue is basedon myachievementsin life.⁠I can think ofcommunitiesI'm a part ofother than myethnicity areculture.⁠In my culture, itwould bedisrespectful toput my parentsin a nursinghome.I believeprimitiveculturesshould bepreserved.I have eatenthe last cookieof the packetwithout askingmy peers.Eatinginsects isnotnormal.I believepeople in mycountry arefriendlier.⁠I have thoughtof a familialpractice in afriend’s homeas weird.

Chapter 5 - Team Lecture, - 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. ⁠I like to talk about my achievements to others.
  2. I have already thought something about a passerby that another person shared outloud at the same time.
  3. I have sacrificed something for the well-being of my friend group.
  4. You can see what culture(s) im a part of at first glance.
  5. I believe the food from my country is the best in the whole world.
  6. My friend group has unique expressions that others wouldn’t understand.
  7. I have assumed that indigenous culture was primitive.
  8. ⁠I think the way my community does things is best in a lot of ways.
  9. ⁠There are things in my culture that make me feel more tight-knit with my community.
  10. ⁠I think how people perceive me as an individual is more important than how they perceive my group.
  11. Free!
  12. ⁠There are things in my culture that no other culture share.
  13. ⁠I feel like my value is based on my achievements in life.
  14. ⁠I can think of communities I'm a part of other than my ethnicity are culture.
  15. ⁠In my culture, it would be disrespectful to put my parents in a nursing home.
  16. I believe primitive cultures should be preserved.
  17. I have eaten the last cookie of the packet without asking my peers.
  18. Eating insects is not normal.
  19. I believe people in my country are friendlier.
  20. ⁠I have thought of a familial practice in a friend’s home as weird.