The previousspeaker literallysaid every pointyou were aboutto makeAccidentallymispronouncinga word andoverthinking itSomeonemess upyour plan,resolutionTrickyPOIsForgettingformallanguage andaccidentallybeing toocasualA last-minuteabsence of agroup member,forcing othersto cover theirpartTechnicaldifficulties withslides or videosnot workingduring thepresentation.Feelinglost andconfusedin debatesWriting,talking, andlobbying allat once Losing theaudience’sattention andtrying to regaintheir focusDidn’tresearchenoughRunning out oftime andrushing throughthe last part ofthe speechNervousabout talkingin front ofeveryoneForgetting akey pointmid-speechand havingto improviseUnequalcontribution tothe workload,with one persondoing most ofthe work.Struggling tomake eyecontact whilespeaking.Someonereadingdirectly fromslides insteadof presenting.Try your bestto not fallasleepduring aspeechDisagreementamong groupmembers aboutthe content ordelivery styleOverlappingor awkwardtransitionsbetweenspeakersUsing fillerwords like"um" and"uh"excessivelyStruggling toconvince othersbecause youcannot think ofthe right wordsto explainFeelingphysically shakyor experiencinga dry throatduring thespeechA teammateforgettingtheir part orskipping itentirely.The previousspeaker literallysaid every pointyou were aboutto makeAccidentallymispronouncinga word andoverthinking itSomeonemess upyour plan,resolutionTrickyPOIsForgettingformallanguage andaccidentallybeing toocasualA last-minuteabsence of agroup member,forcing othersto cover theirpartTechnicaldifficulties withslides or videosnot workingduring thepresentation.Feelinglost andconfusedin debatesWriting,talking, andlobbying allat once Losing theaudience’sattention andtrying to regaintheir focusDidn’tresearchenoughRunning out oftime andrushing throughthe last part ofthe speechNervousabout talkingin front ofeveryoneForgetting akey pointmid-speechand havingto improviseUnequalcontribution tothe workload,with one persondoing most ofthe work.Struggling tomake eyecontact whilespeaking.Someonereadingdirectly fromslides insteadof presenting.Try your bestto not fallasleepduring aspeechDisagreementamong groupmembers aboutthe content ordelivery styleOverlappingor awkwardtransitionsbetweenspeakersUsing fillerwords like"um" and"uh"excessivelyStruggling toconvince othersbecause youcannot think ofthe right wordsto explainFeelingphysically shakyor experiencinga dry throatduring thespeechA teammateforgettingtheir part orskipping itentirely.

RELATABLE SITUATIONS THAT YOU PROBABLY MIGHT HAVE ENCOUNTERED IN PUBLIC SPEAKING/ GROUP PRESENTATIONS! - 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. The previous speaker literally said every point you were about to make
  2. Accidentally mispronouncing a word and overthinking it
  3. Someone mess up your plan, resolution
  4. Tricky POIs
  5. Forgetting formal language and accidentally being too casual
  6. A last-minute absence of a group member, forcing others to cover their part
  7. Technical difficulties with slides or videos not working during the presentation.
  8. Feeling lost and confused in debates
  9. Writing, talking, and lobbying all at once
  10. Losing the audience’s attention and trying to regain their focus
  11. Didn’t research enough
  12. Running out of time and rushing through the last part of the speech
  13. Nervous about talking in front of everyone
  14. Forgetting a key point mid-speech and having to improvise
  15. Unequal contribution to the workload, with one person doing most of the work.
  16. Struggling to make eye contact while speaking.
  17. Someone reading directly from slides instead of presenting.
  18. Try your best to not fall asleep during a speech
  19. Disagreement among group members about the content or delivery style
  20. Overlapping or awkward transitions between speakers
  21. Using filler words like "um" and "uh" excessively
  22. Struggling to convince others because you cannot think of the right words to explain
  23. Feeling physically shaky or experiencing a dry throat during the speech
  24. A teammate forgetting their part or skipping it entirely.