(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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Knows someone in another faculty
Has cited more than 100 sources in their thesis
Has a favorite Bath & Body Works holiday scent
Is excited about AI’s role in their field
Works in the library more than the office
Uses machine learning in their research
Has collaborated internationally
Has attended an HDR social event before
Is working on data collection right now
Has had a thesis draft crash due to Word/LaTeX issues
Loves penguins or has visited a wildlife reserve
Has presented at a conference this year
Has collaborated with someone outside their discipline
Prefers podcasts over music while working
Loves Melbourne’s laneways or street art
Is part of a peer‑writing group
Has a hidden talent (singing, cooking, gaming, etc.)
Owns more plants than books (or vice versa)
Has a favorite study snack always on hand
Has supervised or mentored another student
Has visited a Victorian town for a day trip recently
Uses sticky notes or whiteboards to plan
Has more than three tabs open right now
Writes best late at night
Drinks more than 2 coffees a day
Has written a gratitude note to a supervisor or peer
Has imagined their thesis as a TED Talk
Survives on tea instead of coffee
Has a favorite Bath & Body Works scent (a nod to your festive side!)
Uses sticky notes or Trello for planning
Has published in a journal this year
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Is part of a student society or club
Loves Melbourne laneways or coffee culture
Is using qualitative methods in their project
Knows a staff member from another faculty
Has a hidden talent outside academia
Prefers cats over dogs (or vice versa)
Has more than 50 references in one paper
Has lost data due to a tech glitch
Has joined a professional association related to their field
Has attended a research showcase or symposium
Has a co‑author from industry
Uses EndNote, Zotero, or another reference manager daily