Names their school obvious overuse of thesaurus demeaning to minimal/manual labor job an old adage/idiom/cliche emotionally unavailable father First word: “Success.” Bill Gates/Warren Buffet reverse transitions ("another example...to begin") Superhero/Villian reference unigraph "from the dawn/beginning of time" success is a mountain metaphor Ebenezer Scrooge/Scrooge McDuck Success *cannot* be defined poor teacher uses a vocab word dictionary definition of success "saved by Jesus" someone lives in parents' basement misinterpretation of E10/H10 book 3+ consecutive questions sad lottery winner suicidal billionaires Family member who has no family random very specific statistic "in this essay" "perspective one, two, or three" "succession" sports/dance team tryout repeats/reuses exact words/phrases from prompt "studies have shown..." trauma dump "how do we measure success?" unnamed movie/show/character fabricated personal experience wrong/obscure cliche sad with a pool/sports car fake statistic happy homeless person an inappropriate type mom/dad hates job uncle, the business owner unnecessary level of detail just totally dogs on their friend "everyone wants to be successful" Musk/Bezos/Zuckerberg clearly hypothetical people rich friend/family member 4-pg paper Names their school obvious overuse of thesaurus demeaning to minimal/manual labor job an old adage/idiom/cliche emotionally unavailable father First word: “Success.” Bill Gates/Warren Buffet reverse transitions ("another example...to begin") Superhero/Villian reference unigraph "from the dawn/beginning of time" success is a mountain metaphor Ebenezer Scrooge/Scrooge McDuck Success *cannot* be defined poor teacher uses a vocab word dictionary definition of success "saved by Jesus" someone lives in parents' basement misinterpretation of E10/H10 book 3+ consecutive questions sad lottery winner suicidal billionaires Family member who has no family random very specific statistic "in this essay" "perspective one, two, or three" "succession" sports/dance team tryout repeats/reuses exact words/phrases from prompt "studies have shown..." trauma dump "how do we measure success?" unnamed movie/show/character fabricated personal experience wrong/obscure cliche sad with a pool/sports car fake statistic happy homeless person an inappropriate type mom/dad hates job uncle, the business owner unnecessary level of detail just totally dogs on their friend "everyone wants to be successful" Musk/Bezos/Zuckerberg clearly hypothetical people rich friend/family member 4-pg paper
(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.
Names their school
obvious overuse of thesaurus
demeaning to minimal/manual labor job
an old adage/idiom/cliche
emotionally unavailable father
First word: “Success.”
Bill Gates/Warren Buffet
reverse transitions ("another example...to begin")
Superhero/Villian reference
unigraph
"from the dawn/beginning of time"
success is a mountain metaphor
Ebenezer Scrooge/Scrooge McDuck
Success *cannot* be defined
poor teacher
uses a vocab word
dictionary definition of success
"saved by Jesus"
someone lives in parents' basement
misinterpretation of E10/H10 book
3+ consecutive questions
sad lottery winner
suicidal billionaires
Family member who has no family
random very specific statistic
"in this essay"
"perspective one, two, or three"
"succession"
sports/dance team tryout
repeats/reuses exact words/phrases from prompt
"studies have shown..."
trauma dump
"how do we measure success?"
unnamed movie/show/character
fabricated personal experience
wrong/obscure cliche
sad with a pool/sports car
fake statistic
happy homeless person
an inappropriate type
mom/dad hates job
uncle, the business owner
unnecessary level of detail
just totally dogs on their friend
"everyone wants to be successful"
Musk/Bezos/Zuckerberg
clearly hypothetical people
rich friend/family member
4-pg paper