(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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…has joined a student club or association.
…would choose space exploration over ocean research.
…has changed their mind about something important.
…has tried to fix a broken device or appliance.
…has watched a full movie in English without subtitles.
…has tried a dish they couldn’t identify.
…has a favorite way to relax after a long day.
…has solved a problem in an unusual way.
…has traveled to more than three countries.
…has tried food from at least five different cultures.
…believes climate change can be solved with technology.
…has helped a classmate understand a difficult topic.
…has a strategy for managing stress during exams.
…has led a group project.
…wants to do an internship abroad.
…enjoys solving logic puzzles or brain teasers.
…can play a musical instrument.
…knows what a quantum computer is.
…has pulled an all-nighter to finish an assignment.
…has studied or lived in another country.
…prefers working alone than in a team.
…would choose space exploration over ocean research.
…has used ChatGPT or another AI tool for studying.
…has built something with their hands (e.g., furniture, model, sculpture).
…has created digital content (e.g., blog, video, code).
…follows international news in English.
…thinks AI will replace some engineering jobs.
…has made friends from another country.
…has tried a new app this month.
…has researched master’s programs in another country.
…has used MATLAB or another simulation tool.
…has read a book or article in English recently.
…has built a robot or programmed a microcontroller.
…has taken part in a hackathon or coding challenge.
…can explain how a 3D printer works.
…has learned something new from YouTube or a podcast.
…has used Trello, Notion, or another project management tool.
…has gone on a hike or nature walk this year.
…has had a conversation with a native English speaker.
