Understandingthe concept ofpersonalspaceUsinggestures andbodylanguage foremphasisCommunicatinghierarchy in theworkplaceAskingpersonalquestions inconversationEating andtablemanners indifferentculturesUsing humorandunderstandingjokesUsing eyecontactduring aconversationGivingandreceivinggiftsSmall talktopics thatareacceptableor tabooHandlingsilence inconversationApologizingand acceptingapologies indifferent waysHandlingconflict ordisagreementMakingrequestspolitelyUnderstandingindirectcommunicationstylesGiving andreceivingcomplimentsacrossculturesShowinghospitalityand beinga guestAvoidingtaboo topicsinconversationExpressingdisagreementpolitelyShowingemotionsopenly orhidingfeelingsShowingappreciationandgratitude Being ontime versusbeing flexiblewith timeShowingrespect toelders indifferentculturesSaying “no”in a high-context vs.low-contextcultureGreetingsomeone ina culturallyappropriatewayUnderstandingthe concept ofpersonalspaceUsinggestures andbodylanguage foremphasisCommunicatinghierarchy in theworkplaceAskingpersonalquestions inconversationEating andtablemanners indifferentculturesUsing humorandunderstandingjokesUsing eyecontactduring aconversationGivingandreceivinggiftsSmall talktopics thatareacceptableor tabooHandlingsilence inconversationApologizingand acceptingapologies indifferent waysHandlingconflict ordisagreementMakingrequestspolitelyUnderstandingindirectcommunicationstylesGiving andreceivingcomplimentsacrossculturesShowinghospitalityand beinga guestAvoidingtaboo topicsinconversationExpressingdisagreementpolitelyShowingemotionsopenly orhidingfeelingsShowingappreciationandgratitude Being ontime versusbeing flexiblewith timeShowingrespect toelders indifferentculturesSaying “no”in a high-context vs.low-contextcultureGreetingsomeone ina culturallyappropriateway

Untitled Bingo - 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. Understanding the concept of personal space
  2. Using gestures and body language for emphasis
  3. Communicating hierarchy in the workplace
  4. Asking personal questions in conversation
  5. Eating and table manners in different cultures
  6. Using humor and understanding jokes
  7. Using eye contact during a conversation
  8. Giving and receiving gifts
  9. Small talk topics that are acceptable or taboo
  10. Handling silence in conversation
  11. Apologizing and accepting apologies in different ways
  12. Handling conflict or disagreement
  13. Making requests politely
  14. Understanding indirect communication styles
  15. Giving and receiving compliments across cultures
  16. Showing hospitality and being a guest
  17. Avoiding taboo topics in conversation
  18. Expressing disagreement politely
  19. Showing emotions openly or hiding feelings
  20. Showing appreciation and gratitude
  21. Being on time versus being flexible with time
  22. Showing respect to elders in different cultures
  23. Saying “no” in a high-context vs. low-context culture
  24. Greeting someone in a culturally appropriate way