less than 50% class attendance mentions that pencil and paper is better giant block of text on slides overlapping text on slides says something wholesome goes on a tangent about his research wears his russian hat reads values straight off a table mentions sigma plot uses his own publication as a reference says he emailed authors about a mistake they made shows an extremely convoluted graph "LaBOratories" people start leaving before class ends talks about the committees he's apart of randomly throws russian words into his sentences text blends into slide background mentions NIST REFPROP mentions his handbook finishes sentence with "Yes?" "Due to Zis" goofy slideshow animation "give me a break" bridge collapse less than 50% class attendance mentions that pencil and paper is better giant block of text on slides overlapping text on slides says something wholesome goes on a tangent about his research wears his russian hat reads values straight off a table mentions sigma plot uses his own publication as a reference says he emailed authors about a mistake they made shows an extremely convoluted graph "LaBOratories" people start leaving before class ends talks about the committees he's apart of randomly throws russian words into his sentences text blends into slide background mentions NIST REFPROP mentions his handbook finishes sentence with "Yes?" "Due to Zis" goofy slideshow animation "give me a break" bridge collapse
(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.
less than 50% class attendance
mentions that pencil and paper is better
giant block of text on slides
overlapping text on slides
says something wholesome
goes on a tangent about his research
wears his russian hat
reads values straight off a table
mentions sigma plot
uses his own publication as a reference
says he emailed authors about a mistake they made
shows an extremely convoluted graph
"LaBOratories"
people start leaving before class ends
talks about the committees he's apart of
randomly throws russian words into his sentences
text blends into slide background
mentions NIST REFPROP
mentions his handbook
finishes sentence with "Yes?"
"Due to Zis"
goofy slideshow animation
"give me a break"
bridge collapse