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About: Get ready for classic history lecture moments with this bingo card full of familiar professor quirks and classroom antics. Perfect for students or faculty at lectures, study groups, or even education-themed parties, it captures the humor and unpredictability of academic settings. Spot these behaviors and keep your eyes peeled—you'll be calling bingo in no time.
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This hist10 bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: says a small people have an outsized impact on world history, goes behind the wall to adjust mic, pauses for more than 8 seconds, repeats himself for people taking notes, adjusts overhead projector, "stretched across most of the known world", says pastoralist people love to fight, shushes the class, sits on the desk, puts a stock photo on the projector, quotes directly from the outline, "take a look at the map", an empire "never recovers", "changed the course of world history", gets a laugh from the class, extremely broad generalization, puts more than 2 maps up in one class, checks watch more than once, ends class exactly on time, sasses back a student's question, technical difficulties, mic cuts out and he hits it to turn it back on, "you don't have to write this down", ancient rome mention.
This hist10 bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: says a small people have an outsized impact on world history, goes behind the wall to adjust mic, pauses for more than 8 seconds, repeats himself for people taking notes, adjusts overhead projector, "stretched across most of the known world", says pastoralist people love to fight, shushes the class, sits on the desk, puts a stock photo on the projector, quotes directly from the outline, "take a look at the map", an empire "never recovers", "changed the course of world history", gets a laugh from the class, extremely broad generalization, puts more than 2 maps up in one class, checks watch more than once, ends class exactly on time, sasses back a student's question, technical difficulties, mic cuts out and he hits it to turn it back on, "you don't have to write this down", ancient rome mention.