Has traveled to a country that begins with the letter "A." Grew up outside the country they currently live in. Has participated in a marathon or other endurance event. Speaks three or more languages. Works in animal genomics. Has visited a UNESCO World Heritage site. Has seen a wild animal in the past week. Has published a paper in the last year. Is the first in their family to attend college. Collects something unusual. Works in plant genomics. Can make a convincing animal impression. Can name five plant species they’ve studied. Plays a musical instrument. Has visited a botanical garden. Has a favorite model organism. Has worked on a genome assembly project. Can name one of the PAG 32 Plenary Speakers. Has a hobby unrelated to science. Has a pet with a science- inspired name. Studies non- coding RNA. Studies a species that is endangered. Has never been to California before this trip. Has prepared a karyotype. Has traveled to a country that begins with the letter "A." Grew up outside the country they currently live in. Has participated in a marathon or other endurance event. Speaks three or more languages. Works in animal genomics. Has visited a UNESCO World Heritage site. Has seen a wild animal in the past week. Has published a paper in the last year. Is the first in their family to attend college. Collects something unusual. Works in plant genomics. Can make a convincing animal impression. Can name five plant species they’ve studied. Plays a musical instrument. Has visited a botanical garden. Has a favorite model organism. Has worked on a genome assembly project. Can name one of the PAG 32 Plenary Speakers. Has a hobby unrelated to science. Has a pet with a science- inspired name. Studies non- coding RNA. Studies a species that is endangered. Has never been to California before this trip. Has prepared a karyotype.
(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.
Has traveled to a country that begins with the letter "A."
Grew up outside the country they currently live in.
Has participated in a marathon or other endurance event.
Speaks three or more languages.
Works in animal genomics.
Has visited a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Has seen a wild animal in the past week.
Has published a paper in the last year.
Is the first in their family to attend college.
Collects something unusual.
Works in plant genomics.
Can make a convincing animal impression.
Can name five plant species they’ve studied.
Plays a musical instrument.
Has visited a botanical garden.
Has a favorite model organism.
Has worked on a genome assembly project.
Can name one of the PAG 32 Plenary Speakers.
Has a hobby unrelated to science.
Has a pet with a science-inspired name.
Studies non-coding RNA.
Studies a species that is endangered.
Has never been to California before this trip.
Has prepared a karyotype.