High PI → Low CBR (Clays) Proctor Test → OMC & MDD Natural MC > PL → Plastic State High PI → Low Shrinkage Limit PI Correlates With Strength & Density High PI → Flatter Compaction Curve A-Line Defines Clay/Silt CBR Test → Subgrade Strength LL>70, PI>35 → Expansive Clay Higher LL → Higher OMC (Clays) PI ≈ 0 → Nonplastic Soil Moisture Content Test → Oven Dry LL<40, PI<10 → Good Subgrade High PI Clays → Volume Change Risk Higher LL → Higher Compressibility Above A- Line → Clay Behavior GDOT 810.2 → Full Lab Suite Below A- Line → Silt Behavior High PI Clays → Compaction Challenge Low PI → Lean, More Permeable ☕ Free Space – Lab Break Clays → Higher OMC, Sands → Lower High PI → Swelling/Compressibility Two Soils Same LL → Higher PI More Ductile Low PI Silts → Moisture Sensitive High PI → Low CBR (Clays) Proctor Test → OMC & MDD Natural MC > PL → Plastic State High PI → Low Shrinkage Limit PI Correlates With Strength & Density High PI → Flatter Compaction Curve A-Line Defines Clay/Silt CBR Test → Subgrade Strength LL>70, PI>35 → Expansive Clay Higher LL → Higher OMC (Clays) PI ≈ 0 → Nonplastic Soil Moisture Content Test → Oven Dry LL<40, PI<10 → Good Subgrade High PI Clays → Volume Change Risk Higher LL → Higher Compressibility Above A- Line → Clay Behavior GDOT 810.2 → Full Lab Suite Below A- Line → Silt Behavior High PI Clays → Compaction Challenge Low PI → Lean, More Permeable ☕ Free Space – Lab Break Clays → Higher OMC, Sands → Lower High PI → Swelling/Compressibility Two Soils Same LL → Higher PI More Ductile Low PI Silts → Moisture Sensitive
(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.
High PI → Low CBR (Clays)
Proctor Test → OMC & MDD
Natural MC > PL → Plastic State
High PI → Low Shrinkage Limit
PI Correlates With Strength & Density
High PI → Flatter Compaction Curve
A-Line Defines Clay/Silt
CBR Test → Subgrade Strength
LL>70, PI>35 → Expansive Clay
Higher LL → Higher OMC (Clays)
PI ≈ 0 → Nonplastic Soil
Moisture Content Test → Oven Dry
LL<40, PI<10 → Good Subgrade
High PI Clays → Volume Change Risk
Higher LL → Higher Compressibility
Above A-Line → Clay Behavior
GDOT 810.2 → Full Lab Suite
Below A-Line → Silt Behavior
High PI Clays → Compaction Challenge
Low PI → Lean, More Permeable
☕ Free Space – Lab Break
Clays → Higher OMC, Sands → Lower
High PI → Swelling/Compressibility
Two Soils Same LL → Higher PI More Ductile
Low PI Silts → Moisture Sensitive