a letter you writethat goes withyour resume,highlightingdetails about yourwork experienceto work witha group ofpeople, ason a projectan abilityto dosomethingwellto makesomeonethink orbelievesomethingshowingthoughts andfeelings throughmovementsrather thanspoken wordsto do yourjob byyourself,withoutsupervisionto tell someonehow well theyhave or haven'tdone somethingand usually howthey can improveto use yourtime in aproductiveand usefulwayverygood orgreatto help solveproblemsbetweenpeopleto developpositiveconnectionswith otherpeoplesomeonewho is beingconsideredfor a jobto manageproblems ortasks that aredifficult orcomplicatedadvice orsomethingyou say tohelpsomeoneto use logicto thinkcarefullyaboutsomethingto stand, sit,or walk withyourshouldersbent forwardto payattention toa specificthinga formal,writtenrequest for ajob, usually aformto thinkcreativelyusingoriginalideasto speakveryquietly andnot clearlyto take actionsthat show youare good atleading peopleto think or fell ina happy orhopeful wayabout someoneor somethingsomeone whoknows youwell and canwrite a letterabout youto keep movingyour hands orfeet becauseyou are boredor nervousa letter you writethat goes withyour resume,highlightingdetails about yourwork experienceto work witha group ofpeople, ason a projectan abilityto dosomethingwellto makesomeonethink orbelievesomethingshowingthoughts andfeelings throughmovementsrather thanspoken wordsto do yourjob byyourself,withoutsupervisionto tell someonehow well theyhave or haven'tdone somethingand usually howthey can improveto use yourtime in aproductiveand usefulwayverygood orgreatto help solveproblemsbetweenpeopleto developpositiveconnectionswith otherpeoplesomeonewho is beingconsideredfor a jobto manageproblems ortasks that aredifficult orcomplicatedadvice orsomethingyou say tohelpsomeoneto use logicto thinkcarefullyaboutsomethingto stand, sit,or walk withyourshouldersbent forwardto payattention toa specificthinga formal,writtenrequest for ajob, usually aformto thinkcreativelyusingoriginalideasto speakveryquietly andnot clearlyto take actionsthat show youare good atleading peopleto think or fell ina happy orhopeful wayabout someoneor somethingsomeone whoknows youwell and canwrite a letterabout youto keep movingyour hands orfeet becauseyou are boredor nervous

Start Up 3 Unit 10 Lessons 1, 3, 4 Vocabulary - 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. a letter you write that goes with your resume, highlighting details about your work experience
  2. to work with a group of people, as on a project
  3. an ability to do something well
  4. to make someone think or believe something
  5. showing thoughts and feelings through movements rather than spoken words
  6. to do your job by yourself, without supervision
  7. to tell someone how well they have or haven't done something and usually how they can improve
  8. to use your time in a productive and useful way
  9. very good or great
  10. to help solve problems between people
  11. to develop positive connections with other people
  12. someone who is being considered for a job
  13. to manage problems or tasks that are difficult or complicated
  14. advice or something you say to help someone
  15. to use logic to think carefully about something
  16. to stand, sit, or walk with your shoulders bent forward
  17. to pay attention to a specific thing
  18. a formal, written request for a job, usually a form
  19. to think creatively using original ideas
  20. to speak very quietly and not clearly
  21. to take actions that show you are good at leading people
  22. to think or fell in a happy or hopeful way about someone or something
  23. someone who knows you well and can write a letter about you
  24. to keep moving your hands or feet because you are bored or nervous