Can explainwhat "peer-review"meansHas afavoriteacademicjournalKnowswhat a"DOI" isHas workedon a groupresearchprojectHas read ascientificpaper all theway throughthis weekHas done astatisticalanalysisthemselvesIs in adifferentfield of studythan meHasstruggledwithparaphrasinga sourceas used areferencemanager likeZotero orMendeleyHasworked inalaboratoryHas stayedup lateworking on aresearchprojectPrefers towrite inthemorningHas asked aquestionduring aseminar orconferenceHas alreadywritten aliteraturereviewHaspresentedtheirresearch at aconferenceHaswritten anabstractbeforeIs excitedabout theirMaster'sthesis topicHascollectedtheir owndata for aprojectKnowswhat"IMRaD"stands forFinds the"Discussion"section thehardest towriteLikescreatinggraphsand figuresFeelsnervousabout writingin EnglishPrefersreadingpapers on ascreen ratherthan printedUses aspecificstrategy toavoidplagiarismCan explainwhat "peer-review"meansHas afavoriteacademicjournalKnowswhat a"DOI" isHas workedon a groupresearchprojectHas read ascientificpaper all theway throughthis weekHas done astatisticalanalysisthemselvesIs in adifferentfield of studythan meHasstruggledwithparaphrasinga sourceas used areferencemanager likeZotero orMendeleyHasworked inalaboratoryHas stayedup lateworking on aresearchprojectPrefers towrite inthemorningHas asked aquestionduring aseminar orconferenceHas alreadywritten aliteraturereviewHaspresentedtheirresearch at aconferenceHaswritten anabstractbeforeIs excitedabout theirMaster'sthesis topicHascollectedtheir owndata for aprojectKnowswhat"IMRaD"stands forFinds the"Discussion"section thehardest towriteLikescreatinggraphsand figuresFeelsnervousabout writingin EnglishPrefersreadingpapers on ascreen ratherthan printedUses aspecificstrategy toavoidplagiarism

Scientific Writing - 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. Can explain what "peer-review" means
  2. Has a favorite academic journal
  3. Knows what a "DOI" is
  4. Has worked on a group research project
  5. Has read a scientific paper all the way through this week
  6. Has done a statistical analysis themselves
  7. Is in a different field of study than me
  8. Has struggled with paraphrasing a source
  9. as used a reference manager like Zotero or Mendeley
  10. Has worked in a laboratory
  11. Has stayed up late working on a research project
  12. Prefers to write in the morning
  13. Has asked a question during a seminar or conference
  14. Has already written a literature review
  15. Has presented their research at a conference
  16. Has written an abstract before
  17. Is excited about their Master's thesis topic
  18. Has collected their own data for a project
  19. Knows what "IMRaD" stands for
  20. Finds the "Discussion" section the hardest to write
  21. Likes creating graphs and figures
  22. Feels nervous about writing in English
  23. Prefers reading papers on a screen rather than printed
  24. Uses a specific strategy to avoid plagiarism