Snowball isblamed forthe windmilldestruction.“No animalshall sleepin a bed withsheets.”By autumnthe animalswere tiredbut happy.Napoleonannounces thatthey will tradewithneighboringfarms.The pigsmove intothefarmhouse.Boxer’sstrength seemsto equal therest of theanimals puttogether.Boxerworks atnightalone.Napoleon endshis speech bysaying “Longlive animalfarm!”Clover asksMuriel to readthe fourthcommandment.Snowball isblamed forthe windmilldestruction.Squaler saysthe pigsdeserve to livein the housesince they arethe brains.Napoleonsays hewill handlethe trade.Free!Benjaminrefuses to beenthusiasticabout thewindmill.The animalswork 60hours aweekThe animalswork 60hours aweekThe pigswill get upan hourlater.“No animalshall sleepin a bed withsheets.”Benjaminrefuses to beenthusiasticabout thewindmill.By autumnthe animalswere tiredbut happy.Thewindmill ishalf built.The pigswill get upan hourlater.Boxerworks atnightalone.Napoleonsays hewill handlethe trade.The fouryoung pigsare silencedby growlingdogs.There arerumors thatNapoleon isgoing to entertrades withmore people.Napoleonannounces thatthey will tradewithneighboringfarms.Thewindmill ishalf built.Napoleon endshis speech bysaying “Longlive animalfarm!”Clover warnsBoxer not tooverstrainhimself.The fouryoung pigsare silencedby growlingdogs.The humanshate animalfarm morethan ever.The humanshate animalfarm morethan ever.The sheepchanted“four legsgood, twolegs bad.”Squaler saysthe pigsdeserve to livein the housesince they arethe brains.Clover warnsBoxer not tooverstrainhimself.Clover asksMuriel to readthe fourthcommandment.“Forwardcomrades!Long live thewindmill, longlive animalfarm!”Thewindmill isin ruins.Squealer saysit was a liethat can betraced back toSnowball.The pigssleep inbeds.Thewindmill isin ruins.Boxer’sstrength seemsto equal therest of theanimals puttogether.Mr.Whymperwill be theirintermediary.There arerumors thatNapoleon isgoing to entertrades withmore people.Squealer saysit was a liethat can betraced back toSnowball.The pigssleep inbeds.“Forwardcomrades!Long live thewindmill, longlive animalfarm!”The pigsmove intothefarmhouse.Mr.Whymperwill be theirintermediary.The sheepchanted“four legsgood, twolegs bad.”Snowball isblamed forthe windmilldestruction.“No animalshall sleepin a bed withsheets.”By autumnthe animalswere tiredbut happy.Napoleonannounces thatthey will tradewithneighboringfarms.The pigsmove intothefarmhouse.Boxer’sstrength seemsto equal therest of theanimals puttogether.Boxerworks atnightalone.Napoleon endshis speech bysaying “Longlive animalfarm!”Clover asksMuriel to readthe fourthcommandment.Snowball isblamed forthe windmilldestruction.Squaler saysthe pigsdeserve to livein the housesince they arethe brains.Napoleonsays hewill handlethe trade.Free!Benjaminrefuses to beenthusiasticabout thewindmill.The animalswork 60hours aweekThe animalswork 60hours aweekThe pigswill get upan hourlater.“No animalshall sleepin a bed withsheets.”Benjaminrefuses to beenthusiasticabout thewindmill.By autumnthe animalswere tiredbut happy.Thewindmill ishalf built.The pigswill get upan hourlater.Boxerworks atnightalone.Napoleonsays hewill handlethe trade.The fouryoung pigsare silencedby growlingdogs.There arerumors thatNapoleon isgoing to entertrades withmore people.Napoleonannounces thatthey will tradewithneighboringfarms.Thewindmill ishalf built.Napoleon endshis speech bysaying “Longlive animalfarm!”Clover warnsBoxer not tooverstrainhimself.The fouryoung pigsare silencedby growlingdogs.The humanshate animalfarm morethan ever.The humanshate animalfarm morethan ever.The sheepchanted“four legsgood, twolegs bad.”Squaler saysthe pigsdeserve to livein the housesince they arethe brains.Clover warnsBoxer not tooverstrainhimself.Clover asksMuriel to readthe fourthcommandment.“Forwardcomrades!Long live thewindmill, longlive animalfarm!”Thewindmill isin ruins.Squealer saysit was a liethat can betraced back toSnowball.The pigssleep inbeds.Thewindmill isin ruins.Boxer’sstrength seemsto equal therest of theanimals puttogether.Mr.Whymperwill be theirintermediary.There arerumors thatNapoleon isgoing to entertrades withmore people.Squealer saysit was a liethat can betraced back toSnowball.The pigssleep inbeds.“Forwardcomrades!Long live thewindmill, longlive animalfarm!”The pigsmove intothefarmhouse.Mr.Whymperwill be theirintermediary.The sheepchanted“four legsgood, twolegs bad.”

Animal Farm Chapter 6 - 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. Snowball is blamed for the windmill destruction.
  2. “No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.”
  3. By autumn the animals were tired but happy.
  4. Napoleon announces that they will trade with neighboring farms.
  5. The pigs move into the farmhouse.
  6. Boxer’s strength seems to equal the rest of the animals put together.
  7. Boxer works at night alone.
  8. Napoleon ends his speech by saying “Long live animal farm!”
  9. Clover asks Muriel to read the fourth commandment.
  10. Snowball is blamed for the windmill destruction.
  11. Squaler says the pigs deserve to live in the house since they are the brains.
  12. Napoleon says he will handle the trade.
  13. Free!
  14. Benjamin refuses to be enthusiastic about the windmill.
  15. The animals work 60 hours a week
  16. The animals work 60 hours a week
  17. The pigs will get up an hour later.
  18. “No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.”
  19. Benjamin refuses to be enthusiastic about the windmill.
  20. By autumn the animals were tired but happy.
  21. The windmill is half built.
  22. The pigs will get up an hour later.
  23. Boxer works at night alone.
  24. Napoleon says he will handle the trade.
  25. The four young pigs are silenced by growling dogs.
  26. There are rumors that Napoleon is going to enter trades with more people.
  27. Napoleon announces that they will trade with neighboring farms.
  28. The windmill is half built.
  29. Napoleon ends his speech by saying “Long live animal farm!”
  30. Clover warns Boxer not to overstrain himself.
  31. The four young pigs are silenced by growling dogs.
  32. The humans hate animal farm more than ever.
  33. The humans hate animal farm more than ever.
  34. The sheep chanted “four legs good, two legs bad.”
  35. Squaler says the pigs deserve to live in the house since they are the brains.
  36. Clover warns Boxer not to overstrain himself.
  37. Clover asks Muriel to read the fourth commandment.
  38. “Forward comrades! Long live the windmill, long live animal farm!”
  39. The windmill is in ruins.
  40. Squealer says it was a lie that can be traced back to Snowball.
  41. The pigs sleep in beds.
  42. The windmill is in ruins.
  43. Boxer’s strength seems to equal the rest of the animals put together.
  44. Mr.Whymper will be their intermediary.
  45. There are rumors that Napoleon is going to enter trades with more people.
  46. Squealer says it was a lie that can be traced back to Snowball.
  47. The pigs sleep in beds.
  48. “Forward comrades! Long live the windmill, long live animal farm!”
  49. The pigs move into the farmhouse.
  50. Mr.Whymper will be their intermediary.
  51. The sheep chanted “four legs good, two legs bad.”