The BINGO Game


On 5th of June we had this interesting game called "Bingo". It was our first time doing this game and it was a novel experience for all of us. We were given a p;ice of paper consisting of 25 general questions and we had to ask those questions from our friends. Then we had to mark the names of the people who gave positive answers for the question.


The criteria for choosing the winner was, the person who completes the chart with friends names who gave positive answers, in the same horizontal line, same vertical line, the diagonal or around the rectangles around the center box.

We also had to complete the task within a very short period of time, despite there was very hard questions like someone being the head prefect in the school, traveled overseas, etc...

When the time was over, the lecturer collected all the sheets and selected the best 5 among them, with a accuracy of 100%. Unfortunately I had an answer got wrong due to lack of proper communication when doing the game.

We learned so many things eventhough this was a very small game. We got to know about our batch mates , about their likes and dislikes and moreover each of us got the chance to share our experiences with each other.



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