uses a vocab word reverse transitions ("another example...to begin") 3+ consecutive questions "succession" Musk/Bezos/Zuckerberg random very specific statistic Ebenezer Scrooge/Scrooge McDuck wrong/obscure cliche demeaning to minimal/manual labor job trauma dump "in this essay" unnecessary level of detail "how do we measure success?" fabricated personal experience repeats/reuses exact words/phrases from prompt sad lottery winner 4-pg paper just totally dogs on their friend First word: “Success.” misinterpretation of E10/H10 book suicidal billionaires obvious overuse of thesaurus "studies have shown..." Family member who has no family someone lives in parents' basement Names their school an old adage/idiom/cliche "from the dawn/beginning of time" emotionally unavailable father sad with a pool/sports car uncle, the business owner poor teacher sports/dance team tryout unigraph happy homeless person Success *cannot* be defined unnamed movie/show/character Bill Gates/Warren Buffet dictionary definition of success Superhero/Villian reference mom/dad hates job fake statistic an inappropriate type rich friend/family member "saved by Jesus" success is a mountain metaphor "everyone wants to be successful" clearly hypothetical people "perspective one, two, or three" uses a vocab word reverse transitions ("another example...to begin") 3+ consecutive questions "succession" Musk/Bezos/Zuckerberg random very specific statistic Ebenezer Scrooge/Scrooge McDuck wrong/obscure cliche demeaning to minimal/manual labor job trauma dump "in this essay" unnecessary level of detail "how do we measure success?" fabricated personal experience repeats/reuses exact words/phrases from prompt sad lottery winner 4-pg paper just totally dogs on their friend First word: “Success.” misinterpretation of E10/H10 book suicidal billionaires obvious overuse of thesaurus "studies have shown..." Family member who has no family someone lives in parents' basement Names their school an old adage/idiom/cliche "from the dawn/beginning of time" emotionally unavailable father sad with a pool/sports car uncle, the business owner poor teacher sports/dance team tryout unigraph happy homeless person Success *cannot* be defined unnamed movie/show/character Bill Gates/Warren Buffet dictionary definition of success Superhero/Villian reference mom/dad hates job fake statistic an inappropriate type rich friend/family member "saved by Jesus" success is a mountain metaphor "everyone wants to be successful" clearly hypothetical people "perspective one, two, or three"
(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.
uses a vocab word
reverse transitions ("another example...to begin")
3+ consecutive questions
"succession"
Musk/Bezos/Zuckerberg
random very specific statistic
Ebenezer Scrooge/Scrooge McDuck
wrong/obscure cliche
demeaning to minimal/manual labor job
trauma dump
"in this essay"
unnecessary level of detail
"how do we measure success?"
fabricated personal experience
repeats/reuses exact words/phrases from prompt
sad lottery winner
4-pg paper
just totally dogs on their friend
First word: “Success.”
misinterpretation of E10/H10 book
suicidal billionaires
obvious overuse of thesaurus
"studies have shown..."
Family member who has no family
someone lives in parents' basement
Names their school
an old adage/idiom/cliche
"from the dawn/beginning of time"
emotionally unavailable father
sad with a pool/sports car
uncle, the business owner
poor teacher
sports/dance team tryout
unigraph
happy homeless person
Success *cannot* be defined
unnamed movie/show/character
Bill Gates/Warren Buffet
dictionary definition of success
Superhero/Villian reference
mom/dad hates job
fake statistic
an inappropriate type
rich friend/family member
"saved by Jesus"
success is a mountain metaphor
"everyone wants to be successful"
clearly hypothetical people
"perspective one, two, or three"