Lady Catherine de Bourgh Celie's sewing skills Five Bennet sisters Oxford Shug Avery Miss Bingley Reaches for light Independence through pants Caroline Bingley Darcy pays Wickham Nick moves to West Egg Pride and prejudice Mr. __ (Albert) The Valley of Ashes Harpo and Sofia Charlotte Lucas Olinka tribe Gatsby's real name Gatsby’s funeral Harpo James Gatz Wealth and dreams Green light Celie’s stepfather Jane Bennet Pemberley Darcy's change Jane and Bingley Emotional weather Love from Shug Mr. Bennet's sarcasm Nettie in Africa Nettie joins missionaries Celie's business Darcy helps Lydia Meyer Wolfsheim Female friendship Daisy Buchanan Celie's transformation Abuse and resilience Dr. T. J. Eckleburg Tom's mistress Myrtle Female empowerment Moral decay (Valley) God as loving force Longbourn Rosings Park Letters from Nettie Sofia's independence Daisy's allure Missionary work Gatsby’s lavish parties Lady Catherine Jane marries Bingley Celie and Shug Sewing Gatsby's dream Voice through writing Mr. Bennet Abuse from Alphonso Pants- making Celie makes pants Mr. Collins Celie’s letters Nettie George Wickham Mr. Wickham’s deceit Tom Buchanan Mr. Wickham Abuse survival Tom kills Gatsby Celie's pants business The green light Bootlegging Nettie becomes missionary The color purple Jordan Baker Daisy's voice Mr. Darcy's letter Symbol of dreams Tom’s affair Letters as expression Symbolism of purple The billboard (judgment) Myrtle Wilson Letters from Africa Nick Carraway Celie and Nettie Lady Catherine de Bourgh Celie's sewing skills Five Bennet sisters Oxford Shug Avery Miss Bingley Reaches for light Independence through pants Caroline Bingley Darcy pays Wickham Nick moves to West Egg Pride and prejudice Mr. __ (Albert) The Valley of Ashes Harpo and Sofia Charlotte Lucas Olinka tribe Gatsby's real name Gatsby’s funeral Harpo James Gatz Wealth and dreams Green light Celie’s stepfather Jane Bennet Pemberley Darcy's change Jane and Bingley Emotional weather Love from Shug Mr. Bennet's sarcasm Nettie in Africa Nettie joins missionaries Celie's business Darcy helps Lydia Meyer Wolfsheim Female friendship Daisy Buchanan Celie's transformation Abuse and resilience Dr. T. J. Eckleburg Tom's mistress Myrtle Female empowerment Moral decay (Valley) God as loving force Longbourn Rosings Park Letters from Nettie Sofia's independence Daisy's allure Missionary work Gatsby’s lavish parties Lady Catherine Jane marries Bingley Celie and Shug Sewing Gatsby's dream Voice through writing Mr. Bennet Abuse from Alphonso Pants- making Celie makes pants Mr. Collins Celie’s letters Nettie George Wickham Mr. Wickham’s deceit Tom Buchanan Mr. Wickham Abuse survival Tom kills Gatsby Celie's pants business The green light Bootlegging Nettie becomes missionary The color purple Jordan Baker Daisy's voice Mr. Darcy's letter Symbol of dreams Tom’s affair Letters as expression Symbolism of purple The billboard (judgment) Myrtle Wilson Letters from Africa Nick Carraway Celie and Nettie
(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.
Lady Catherine de Bourgh
Celie's sewing skills
Five Bennet sisters
Oxford
Shug Avery
Miss Bingley
Reaches for light
Independence through pants
Caroline Bingley
Darcy pays Wickham
Nick moves to West Egg
Pride and prejudice
Mr. __ (Albert)
The Valley of Ashes
Harpo and Sofia
Charlotte Lucas
Olinka tribe
Gatsby's real name
Gatsby’s funeral
Harpo
James Gatz
Wealth and dreams
Green light
Celie’s stepfather
Jane Bennet
Pemberley
Darcy's change
Jane and Bingley
Emotional weather
Love from Shug
Mr. Bennet's sarcasm
Nettie in Africa
Nettie joins missionaries
Celie's business
Darcy helps Lydia
Meyer Wolfsheim
Female friendship
Daisy Buchanan
Celie's transformation
Abuse and resilience
Dr. T. J. Eckleburg
Tom's mistress Myrtle
Female empowerment
Moral decay (Valley)
God as loving force
Longbourn
Rosings Park
Letters from Nettie
Sofia's independence
Daisy's allure
Missionary work
Gatsby’s lavish parties
Lady Catherine
Jane marries Bingley
Celie and Shug
Sewing
Gatsby's dream
Voice through writing
Mr. Bennet
Abuse from Alphonso
Pants-making
Celie makes pants
Mr. Collins
Celie’s letters
Nettie
George Wickham
Mr. Wickham’s deceit
Tom Buchanan
Mr. Wickham
Abuse survival
Tom kills Gatsby
Celie's pants business
The green light
Bootlegging
Nettie becomes missionary
The color purple
Jordan Baker
Daisy's voice
Mr. Darcy's letter
Symbol of dreams
Tom’s affair
Letters as expression
Symbolism of purple
The billboard (judgment)
Myrtle Wilson
Letters from Africa
Nick Carraway
Celie and Nettie