(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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Would like to move to Longyearbyen
Has studied sea ice or permafrost
Wants to become a professor
Has a kayak certification (våttkort)
Can differentiate between aurora borealis and aurora australis in photos
Has worked on a research vessel in the Arctic
Knows how to rescue someone fallen out of a boat (boat manoeuvre)
Can name all species of seals in the Arctic
Knows what a Pingo is
Has been to Bjornøya
Can start a fire without a lighter/matches
Knows where the city of Tiksi is.
Touched a polar bear
Knows where the city of Tiksi is
Has been on an icebreaker
Has been to a glacier cave
Has driven a snowmobile faster than 100 km/hr
Is permitted to carry a rifle on Svalbard
Uses thermal infrared (TIR) data for their research
Can tell the difference between sea ice and glacial ice by sight
Has been to Ny-Alesund
Owns / has owned a husky dog
Has used a satellite phone
Has studied sea ice or permafrost
Has flown a drone on Svalbard
Knows at least one knot to tie a boat to the shore
Prefers snowshoes over skis
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Has been to the Himalayas
Has tried all beer from the Svalbard Bryggeri
Has been to Ny-Alesund
Knows a belaying knot
Has slept in an ice cave
Knows how to pronounce "Isfjord Radio" correctly
Has been above 4000 m
Has been to a hot spring in the Arctic
Has been to Jan Mayen
Created a NetCDF file of their data and uploaded it to the SIOS portal
Has photographed an Arctic fox
Has been to Hornsund
Has been to a hot spring in the Arctic
Can name all species of seals in the Arctic
Thinks penguins would be a great addition to the Arctic ecosystem
Has been to a glacier cave
Has been closer to the North Pole than 82°N
Has been to Jan Mayen
Has a kayak certification (våttkort)
Knows what a Pingo is
Uses ice cores for their research
Has a favorite polar expedition movie/documentary
Has a boat driving license (any country)
Has more than five layers of clothing on right now (only layers covering the legs and torso count)
Collects rocks or ice samples as souvenirs
Knows the mean permafrost temperature at the Bayelva station
Has been to all countries member of the EFTA (European Free Trade Association, Norway is one of them)
Has been closer to the North Pole than 82°N
Practices skitouring (Randonnée)
Collects rocks or ice samples as souvenirs
Speaks more than one Scandinavian language
Has completed a scientific expedition on foot or skis
Owns a physical map of (a part of) Svalbard
Owns a physical map of (a part of) Svalbard
Knows the mean permafrost temperature at the Bayelva station
Has tasted seal or whale meat
Speaks Norwegian fluently
Has been to all continents
Knows how to navigate using the stars
Prefers wool over synthetic insulation
Went to a SIOS training course
Has been on an icebreaker
Thinks Svalbard reindeer are cuter than regular reindeer
Has been to Bjornøya
Speaks more than one Scandinavian language
Knows how to pronounce "Van Mijenfjorden " correctly
Has worked on a research vessel in the Arctic
Lives in a country with a currency other than Kroner / Zloty
Has more than five layers of clothing on right now (only layers covering the legs and torso count)
Can start a fire without a lighter/matches
Speaks Norwegian fluently
Lives in a country with a currency other than Kroner / Zloty
Carries chocolate as a survival necessity
Has seen the southern lights (aurora australis)
Believes the Arctic tern is the coolest Arctic bird
Has read an Arctic-themed book / novel
Thinks polar bears are overrated compared to walruses
Has been to all countries member of the EFTA (European Free Trade Association, Norway is one of them)
Has tasted seal or whale meat
Has completed a Polar Plunge (swimming in freezing waters)
Believes the Arctic tern is the coolest Arctic bird
Thinks polar bears are overrated compared to walruses
Wants to become a professor
Has completed a Polar Plunge (swimming in freezing waters)
Thinks Svalbard reindeer are cuter than regular reindeer
Prefers snowshoes over skis
Sees themselves overwintering at a research station
Carries chocolate as a survival necessity
Would like to move to Longyearbyen
Is permitted to carry a rifle on Svalbard
Has driven a snowmobile faster than 100 km/hr
Has been to all continents
Prefers wool over synthetic insulation
Uses ice cores for their research
Has read an Arctic-themed book / novel
Touched a polar bear
Knows at least one knot to tie a boat to the shore
Knows how to rescue someone fallen out of a boat (boat manoeuvre)
Went to a SIOS training course
Has photographed an Arctic fox
Thinks penguins would be a great addition to the Arctic ecosystem
Has worked for AWI at one point in his life
Knows the name of a glacier on Svalbard
Can differentiate between aurora borealis and aurora australis in photos
Has worked for AWI at one point in his life
Can explain why polar bears don't live in the Antarctic
Can explain why polar bears don't live in the Antarctic
Has used a satellite phone
Practices skitouring (Randonnée)
Has a favorite polar expedition movie/documentary
Created a NetCDF file of their data and uploaded it to the SIOS portal
Knows the name of at least one Svalbard trapper cabin
Sees themselves overwintering at a research station
Knows the name of a glacier on Svalbard
Has seen the southern lights (aurora australis)
Knows the name of at least one Svalbard trapper cabin
Knows how to navigate using the stars
Has slept in an ice cave
Can imitate a seal sound
Uses thermal infrared (TIR) data for their research
Has been above 4000 m
Can imitate a seal sound
Has been to the Himalayas
Owns / has owned a husky dog
Has tried all beer from the Svalbard Bryggeri
Can tell the difference between sea ice and glacial ice by sight
Has completed a scientific expedition on foot or skis
