CapitalMoney orvaluable items(like equipmentor property) usedto start or grow acompany.FinanceManaging moneyfor activities likestarting or runninga company,includingborrowing, saving,and investing.InvoiceA document sentby a seller to abuyer that showswhat was sold, theprice, and theamount to be paid.CustomerA personwho buysgoods orservices.ProfitThe moneyleft afterpaying allcosts andexpenses.BudgetA plan thatshows howmoney will bespent andmanaged over aperiod of time.ServiceAn action orhelp providedto customersinstead of aphysical item.CompetitionOtherbusinessesselling similargoods orservices.GrantsMoney given bygovernments ororganisations tohelp with a projector business, whichdoes not need tobe repaid.BusinessAngelAn individual whoinvests their ownmoney in a newcompany andoften gives adviceto help it succeed.BanksOrganisationsthat keeppeople’s moneysafe, allowwithdrawals, andprovide loans.ProductSomethingmade oroffered forpeople tobuy.RevenueThe totalmoney acompany earnsfrom sellinggoods orservices.BusinessAn organisationthat sells goodsor services toearn money.MarketA place orsystem wheregoods andservices arebought andsold.SupplierA person orcompany thatprovides goodsor materials toanotherbusiness.EntrepreneurSomeone whostarts and runs anew business,taking risks tomake itsuccessful.MarketingActivities topromote andsell goods orservices, likeadvertising.CrowdfundingCollecting smallamounts of moneyfrom many people,usually online, tosupport a projector idea.LossWhen costsare higherthan themoneyearned.CapitalMoney orvaluable items(like equipmentor property) usedto start or grow acompany.FinanceManaging moneyfor activities likestarting or runninga company,includingborrowing, saving,and investing.InvoiceA document sentby a seller to abuyer that showswhat was sold, theprice, and theamount to be paid.CustomerA personwho buysgoods orservices.ProfitThe moneyleft afterpaying allcosts andexpenses.BudgetA plan thatshows howmoney will bespent andmanaged over aperiod of time.ServiceAn action orhelp providedto customersinstead of aphysical item.CompetitionOtherbusinessesselling similargoods orservices.GrantsMoney given bygovernments ororganisations tohelp with a projector business, whichdoes not need tobe repaid.BusinessAngelAn individual whoinvests their ownmoney in a newcompany andoften gives adviceto help it succeed.BanksOrganisationsthat keeppeople’s moneysafe, allowwithdrawals, andprovide loans.ProductSomethingmade oroffered forpeople tobuy.RevenueThe totalmoney acompany earnsfrom sellinggoods orservices.BusinessAn organisationthat sells goodsor services toearn money.MarketA place orsystem wheregoods andservices arebought andsold.SupplierA person orcompany thatprovides goodsor materials toanotherbusiness.EntrepreneurSomeone whostarts and runs anew business,taking risks tomake itsuccessful.MarketingActivities topromote andsell goods orservices, likeadvertising.CrowdfundingCollecting smallamounts of moneyfrom many people,usually online, tosupport a projector idea.LossWhen costsare higherthan themoneyearned.

Business - 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. Money or valuable items (like equipment or property) used to start or grow a company.
    Capital
  2. Managing money for activities like starting or running a company, including borrowing, saving, and investing.
    Finance
  3. A document sent by a seller to a buyer that shows what was sold, the price, and the amount to be paid.
    Invoice
  4. A person who buys goods or services.
    Customer
  5. The money left after paying all costs and expenses.
    Profit
  6. A plan that shows how money will be spent and managed over a period of time.
    Budget
  7. An action or help provided to customers instead of a physical item.
    Service
  8. Other businesses selling similar goods or services.
    Competition
  9. Money given by governments or organisations to help with a project or business, which does not need to be repaid.
    Grants
  10. An individual who invests their own money in a new company and often gives advice to help it succeed.
    Business Angel
  11. Organisations that keep people’s money safe, allow withdrawals, and provide loans.
    Banks
  12. Something made or offered for people to buy.
    Product
  13. The total money a company earns from selling goods or services.
    Revenue
  14. An organisation that sells goods or services to earn money.
    Business
  15. A place or system where goods and services are bought and sold.
    Market
  16. A person or company that provides goods or materials to another business.
    Supplier
  17. Someone who starts and runs a new business, taking risks to make it successful.
    Entrepreneur
  18. Activities to promote and sell goods or services, like advertising.
    Marketing
  19. Collecting small amounts of money from many people, usually online, to support a project or idea.
    Crowdfunding
  20. When costs are higher than the money earned.
    Loss