History DrinkingGame / SweetValleyHigh

* Jessica uses the number 37, 137, or other random number ending with the digits "37" as her way to say "tons of" (it's her {{Catchphrase}}).

* Elizabeth is attracted to a guy other than her steady boyfriend. Make it a drink if she or another character discounts the possibility that she would ever cheat on her steady boyfriend. Take a second drink if she actually does. Finish the drink if the guy and her steady boyfriend get into a physical fight over her.

* A male character's favorite sport is mentioned: basketball for Todd, tennis for Bruce Patman, football for Ken Matthews, surfing for Bill Chase.

* It's mentioned that Elizabeth always wears a watch and Jessica never does. Make it a drink if the reason for Jessica's refusal is that she believes nothing ever starts until she gets there.

* A scene takes place at the beach or by a swimming pool.

* Mr. Collins is compared to Robert Redford.

* Elizabeth puts her nose in other people's business, or meddles in other people's lives. Add a sip if her friends or boyfriend complain about her neglecting them because of her middling.

Take a drink anytime the following are mentioned or happen:

Take a sip anytime the following happen:

* Jessica describes a guy as the most attractive male she's ever seen.

* Elizabeth goes out to see a classic movie.

* Elizabeth is mentioned to ''love'' writing, to write for the school paper or freelance for the town newspaper, or to want to become a journalist. Make it a drink if we see a sample of her writing.

* The twins are (sun-streaked) blondes, a perfect size 6[[note]]In the "updated" versions of the books released in the 2000s, this was changed to size 4[[/note]] and have blue-green eyes and dimples in their cheeks.

* The only ways to tell the twins apart, are the facts that Elizabeth wears a watch (another drink if it's mentioned that Jessica believes "the party doesn't start until she arrives anyway") and has a birth mark on her shoulder.
* Alice, the twins' mother, looks exactly like them and is often taken for the twins' older sister.

* Elizabeth poses as Jessica (mostly to get Jessica out of trouble). Another drink if it's ''the twins' own parents'' whom she manages to fool.

* Elizabeth lets, against her better judgment, Jessica convince her to do something she knows she shouldn't do and/or that is morally dubious.

* Elizabeth puts her nose in other people's business, or meddles in other people's lives. Make it a drink if her friends or boyfriend complain about her neglecting them because of her middling.

* Elizabeth is mentioned to ''love'' writing, to write for the school paper or freelance for the town newspaper, or to want to become a journalist.
* Elizabeth thinks how her boyfriend Todd is ''perfect'' because he's so tall, dark and handsome.
** Make it a drink anytime she also mentions, in association with his length, either his being a basketball star, or the fact that she has to stand on her toes to be able to kiss him.

* The teen protagonists have either a party at one of their parents' house without supervision, or a school prom.
** Make it a drink if underage alcohol drinking is going on too.

* Winston wears a wacky outfit.
* Anything is described as "Spanish-tiled."

* Elizabeth poses as Jessica (mostly to get Jessica out of trouble). Another drink if it's ''the twin's own parents'' whom she manages to fool.
* Bruce's Porshe's VanityLicensePlate is 1BRUCE1.

* Elizabeth puts her nose in other people's business, or meddles in other people's lives.

* Somebody drinks root beer.

** Make it a drink if underage alcohol drinking is going on too.

* The only ways to tell the twins apart, are the facts that Elizabeth wears a watch (another one if it's mentioned that Jessica believes "the party doesn't start until she arrives anyway") and has a birth mark on her shoulder.

* Elizabeth is four minutes older than Jessica (another one when it's also mentioned "that it sometimes feels like four ''years'' to her").
* Jessica's room is a permanent gigantic mess. Another one when she yet again borrows (usually without asking first) Elizabeth's clothes because she can't find her own, or doesn't keep up with her laundry.
* Elizabeth poses as Jessica (mostly to get Jessica out of trouble). Another one if it's ''the twin's own parents'' whom she manages to fool.

* Elizabeth lets, against her better judgment, Jessica convince her to do something she knows she shouldn't do and/or morally dubious.

* Jessica uses the number 37, 137, or other random number ending in "37" as her way to say "tons of" (it's her {{Catchphrase}}).
* Elizabeth is mentioned to ''love'' writing, to want to become a journalist or to work for the school paper.
* Ned, the twins' father, when making some point to his teen daughters, is mentioned to make his case to them just like he does when he's defending a case as a lawyer, because he's a lawyer.
* Somebody drinks root beer.

* Elizabeth poses as Jessica (mostly to get Jessica out of trouble). Another one if she it's ''the twin's own parents'' who she manages to fool.

* The twins are (sun-streaked) blonde, a perfect size 6[[note]]In the "updated" versions of the books released in the 2000s, this was changed to size 4[[/note]] and have blue-green eyes and dimples in their cheeks.

* Ned, the twins' father, when making some point to his teen daughters, is mentioned to make his case to then just like he does when he works a lawyer, because he's a lawyer.

* Alice, the twins' mother, is mentioned to look exactly like them and to often be taken for the twin's older sister.

* The identical lavalieres the twins both wear on a necklace, and the fact they got it for their 16th birthday.