TargetMarketEmployeeDevelopmentRevenueminusExpenses= ProfitTitle VII ofthe CivilRights Actof 1964Situational(Strategic)LeadershipMarketResearchBusinessLimitedResourcesandUnlimitedWantsIncomeSoftwareHardwareOrganizingLeadingComplementarygoodsFranchiseBusinessStructureIncentiveExpensesMediumLaw ofDemandStrategic,Tactical,OperationalNon-ProfitsLogoEmployeeSelectionMarketConsumerExpertOpinionHumanResourceManagementTheCloudResourcesGoodsMoney,Labor,andMaterialsPopulationAdvertisingFactorsthatChangeDemandABowlingAlleyCorporationManagementPriceRepetitionPromotionSubstitutegoodsConsumers'tasteRecruitmentRevenueParticipative(Democratic)LeadershipTransformationalLeadershipObjectivesEmployeePerformanceAppraisalInformationTechnology(IT)BurgerKingSocialMediaEconomicsE-CommercePlacePersuasionTechniquesAppealstoEmotionFranchisorOrganizationalStructureSurplusButter andvegetableoil.DemandScarcity(Shortage)TestimonialAuthoritarian(Autocratic)LeadershipSloganMassMediaMarketingEquilibriumPointPersuasionPlanningProfitCompetitionGoalsLong-termGoalServicesFranchiseeSoleProprietorshipPrice,Product,Place andPromotionSupplyPeanutbutterand jelly.ImproveEmployeePerformanceAffirmativeActionControllingMissionStatementTechnologyVisionStatementFree!DemographicsAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct (ADA)PartnershipManagerDelegative(Laissez-Faire)LeadershipLimitedLiabilityCorporation(LLC)TransactionalLeadershipTerminationEconomicActivityDemographicsWantorNeedShort-termGoalRole of aBusinessMotive ofBusinessDecision-MakingProcessSucceedor failEmployeeBenefitsPromotionBandwagonCompensationTargetMarketEmployeeDevelopmentRevenueminusExpenses= ProfitTitle VII ofthe CivilRights Actof 1964Situational(Strategic)LeadershipMarketResearchBusinessLimitedResourcesandUnlimitedWantsIncomeSoftwareHardwareOrganizingLeadingComplementarygoodsFranchiseBusinessStructureIncentiveExpensesMediumLaw ofDemandStrategic,Tactical,OperationalNon-ProfitsLogoEmployeeSelectionMarketConsumerExpertOpinionHumanResourceManagementTheCloudResourcesGoodsMoney,Labor,andMaterialsPopulationAdvertisingFactorsthatChangeDemandABowlingAlleyCorporationManagementPriceRepetitionPromotionSubstitutegoodsConsumers'tasteRecruitmentRevenueParticipative(Democratic)LeadershipTransformationalLeadershipObjectivesEmployeePerformanceAppraisalInformationTechnology(IT)BurgerKingSocialMediaEconomicsE-CommercePlacePersuasionTechniquesAppealstoEmotionFranchisorOrganizationalStructureSurplusButter andvegetableoil.DemandScarcity(Shortage)TestimonialAuthoritarian(Autocratic)LeadershipSloganMassMediaMarketingEquilibriumPointPersuasionPlanningProfitCompetitionGoalsLong-termGoalServicesFranchiseeSoleProprietorshipPrice,Product,Place andPromotionSupplyPeanutbutterand jelly.ImproveEmployeePerformanceAffirmativeActionControllingMissionStatementTechnologyVisionStatementFree!DemographicsAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct (ADA)PartnershipManagerDelegative(Laissez-Faire)LeadershipLimitedLiabilityCorporation(LLC)TransactionalLeadershipTerminationEconomicActivityDemographicsWantorNeedShort-termGoalRole of aBusinessMotive ofBusinessDecision-MakingProcessSucceedor failEmployeeBenefitsPromotionBandwagonCompensation

Intro to Business Semester Review - 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. Target Market
  2. Employee Development
  3. Revenue minus Expenses = Profit
  4. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
  5. Situational (Strategic) Leadership
  6. Market Research
  7. Business
  8. Limited Resources and Unlimited Wants
  9. Income
  10. Software
  11. Hardware
  12. Organizing
  13. Leading
  14. Complementary goods
  15. Franchise
  16. Business Structure
  17. Incentive
  18. Expenses
  19. Medium
  20. Law of Demand
  21. Strategic, Tactical, Operational
  22. Non-Profits
  23. Logo
  24. Employee Selection
  25. Market
  26. Consumer
  27. Expert Opinion
  28. Human Resource Management
  29. The Cloud
  30. Resources
  31. Goods
  32. Money, Labor, and Materials
  33. Population
  34. Advertising
  35. Factors that Change Demand
  36. A Bowling Alley
  37. Corporation
  38. Management
  39. Price
  40. Repetition
  41. Promotion
  42. Substitute goods
  43. Consumers' taste
  44. Recruitment
  45. Revenue
  46. Participative (Democratic) Leadership
  47. Transformational Leadership
  48. Objectives
  49. Employee Performance Appraisal
  50. Information Technology (IT)
  51. Burger King
  52. Social Media
  53. Economics
  54. E-Commerce
  55. Place
  56. Persuasion Techniques
  57. Appeals to Emotion
  58. Franchisor
  59. Organizational Structure
  60. Surplus
  61. Butter and vegetable oil.
  62. Demand
  63. Scarcity (Shortage)
  64. Testimonial
  65. Authoritarian (Autocratic) Leadership
  66. Slogan
  67. Mass Media
  68. Marketing
  69. Equilibrium Point
  70. Persuasion
  71. Planning
  72. Profit
  73. Competition
  74. Goals
  75. Long-term Goal
  76. Services
  77. Franchisee
  78. Sole Proprietorship
  79. Price, Product, Place and Promotion
  80. Supply
  81. Peanut butter and jelly.
  82. Improve Employee Performance
  83. Affirmative Action
  84. Controlling
  85. Mission Statement
  86. Technology
  87. Vision Statement
  88. Free!
  89. Demographics
  90. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
  91. Partnership
  92. Manager
  93. Delegative (Laissez-Faire) Leadership
  94. Limited Liability Corporation (LLC)
  95. Transactional Leadership
  96. Termination
  97. Economic Activity
  98. Demographics
  99. Want or Need
  100. Short-term Goal
  101. Role of a Business
  102. Motive of Business
  103. Decision-Making Process
  104. Succeed or fail
  105. Employee Benefits
  106. Promotion
  107. Bandwagon
  108. Compensation