Scenario #16:Americansmust be at least21 years of ageto purchasealcohol legally.Scenario #9: Ateenager goesduck huntingwith her fatherin October.Scenario #15: Afamily displaysa Nativity sceneon the frontlawn duringChristmas.Scenario #3: Aregistered voterreceives asummons toreport for juryduty.Scenario #13: Astudent choosesto sit silently inhis seat duringthe Pledge ofAllegiance.Scenario #5: Agroup of peopleassemble on theNational Mall inWashington, D.C.,to demand theScenario #8: InPennsylvania, aperson has to beat least 16 yearsold to apply for alearner’s permit fordriving.Scenario #10:During electionseason, a localnewspaperpublishes aneditorial endorsingone candidateScenario #1:Although the deathpenalty is onlylegal in certainstates, it can onlybe used in casesof homicide.the case isdecided bya jury, notby a judge.abortion inthe earlystages ofpregnancy.Scenario #2:Before enteringa suspect’shome, a policeofficer shows asearch warrant.Scenario #6:When beinginterrogated bypolice, a personrefuses to answercertain questionsand choosesScenario #14: In1982, the SecondCircuit Court ofAppeals ruledagainst the Stateof New York forevictingScenario #12: In2000, members ofthe Ku Klux Klanorganized a rallyoutside of acourthouse inSkokie,striking correctionalofficers andallowing membersof the NationalGuard to live in theirhousing instead.Scenario #7:When a passengersues a citytransportationauthority becauseshe sustainedneck injuries,toremainsilent.Scenario #4: In1973, the U.S.Supreme Courtruled in Roe v.Wade that awoman has thelegal right to anwithdrawalof U.S.troops fromAfghanistan.Illinois, ahistoricallyJewishtown.overanother.Scenario #11: Aperson accused ofmurder cannotafford to hire alawyer and isassigned a publicdefender.Scenario #16:Americansmust be at least21 years of ageto purchasealcohol legally.Scenario #9: Ateenager goesduck huntingwith her fatherin October.Scenario #15: Afamily displaysa Nativity sceneon the frontlawn duringChristmas.Scenario #3: Aregistered voterreceives asummons toreport for juryduty.Scenario #13: Astudent choosesto sit silently inhis seat duringthe Pledge ofAllegiance.Scenario #5: Agroup of peopleassemble on theNational Mall inWashington, D.C.,to demand theScenario #8: InPennsylvania, aperson has to beat least 16 yearsold to apply for alearner’s permit fordriving.Scenario #10:During electionseason, a localnewspaperpublishes aneditorial endorsingone candidateScenario #1:Although the deathpenalty is onlylegal in certainstates, it can onlybe used in casesof homicide.the case isdecided bya jury, notby a judge.abortion inthe earlystages ofpregnancy.Scenario #2:Before enteringa suspect’shome, a policeofficer shows asearch warrant.Scenario #6:When beinginterrogated bypolice, a personrefuses to answercertain questionsand choosesScenario #14: In1982, the SecondCircuit Court ofAppeals ruledagainst the Stateof New York forevictingScenario #12: In2000, members ofthe Ku Klux Klanorganized a rallyoutside of acourthouse inSkokie,striking correctionalofficers andallowing membersof the NationalGuard to live in theirhousing instead.Scenario #7:When a passengersues a citytransportationauthority becauseshe sustainedneck injuries,toremainsilent.Scenario #4: In1973, the U.S.Supreme Courtruled in Roe v.Wade that awoman has thelegal right to anwithdrawalof U.S.troops fromAfghanistan.Illinois, ahistoricallyJewishtown.overanother.Scenario #11: Aperson accused ofmurder cannotafford to hire alawyer and isassigned a publicdefender.

Untitled 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. Scenario #16: Americans must be at least 21 years of age to purchase alcohol legally.
  2. Scenario #9: A teenager goes duck hunting with her father in October.
  3. Scenario #15: A family displays a Nativity scene on the front lawn during Christmas.
  4. Scenario #3: A registered voter receives a summons to report for jury duty.
  5. Scenario #13: A student chooses to sit silently in his seat during the Pledge of Allegiance.
  6. Scenario #5: A group of people assemble on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to demand the
  7. Scenario #8: In Pennsylvania, a person has to be at least 16 years old to apply for a learner’s permit for driving.
  8. Scenario #10: During election season, a local newspaper publishes an editorial endorsing one candidate
  9. Scenario #1: Although the death penalty is only legal in certain states, it can only be used in cases of homicide.
  10. the case is decided by a jury, not by a judge.
  11. abortion in the early stages of pregnancy.
  12. Scenario #2: Before entering a suspect’s home, a police officer shows a search warrant.
  13. Scenario #6: When being interrogated by police, a person refuses to answer certain questions and chooses
  14. Scenario #14: In 1982, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the State of New York for evicting
  15. Scenario #12: In 2000, members of the Ku Klux Klan organized a rally outside of a courthouse in Skokie,
  16. striking correctional officers and allowing members of the National Guard to live in their housing instead.
  17. Scenario #7: When a passenger sues a city transportation authority because she sustained neck injuries,
  18. to remain silent.
  19. Scenario #4: In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that a woman has the legal right to an
  20. withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
  21. Illinois, a historically Jewish town.
  22. over another.
  23. Scenario #11: A person accused of murder cannot afford to hire a lawyer and is assigned a public defender.