CellFundamentalunit ofstructure andfunction inliving thingsPhylogeneticTreeA diagram showingevolutionaryrelationship amongspecies based onsimilarities anddifferencesVariablePart ofexperimentthat canchange orvaryOrganelleA membraneboundcompartmentor sac withincellEvolutiongradual changein a populationthat can lead toformation ofnew speciesBiosphereA collectionof allecosystemson EarthProkaryotea unicellularorganismthat lacksnucleusOrganA group oftissueoperatingtogetherEukaryoteAnorganismwith nucleiin its cellBiologyStudyof lifeScientificMethodA method ofresearch withdefined steps thatincludeexperiments andcarefulobservationEcosystemAll living thingsin a particulararea togetherwith abioticenvironmentAtombasicunit ofmatterPopulationAll individualswithinspecies livingwithin aspecific areaMoleculetwo atomsheld togetherby chemicalbondOrganismAnindividuallivingentityAdaptationAbility oforganisms to"fit" in theirenvironmentControlA part ofexperimentthat doesnot changeHypothesisa suggestedexplanationwhich issubject totestingDomainThe highestlevel oftaxonomicclassification  HOMEOSTASIS MaintainingconstantinternalconditionsTissueA group offunctionallyrelatedcellsTheoryA thoroughlytested andconfirmedexplanationMacromoleculeA largemoleculeformed byjoining smallermoleculesCellFundamentalunit ofstructure andfunction inliving thingsPhylogeneticTreeA diagram showingevolutionaryrelationship amongspecies based onsimilarities anddifferencesVariablePart ofexperimentthat canchange orvaryOrganelleA membraneboundcompartmentor sac withincellEvolutiongradual changein a populationthat can lead toformation ofnew speciesBiosphereA collectionof allecosystemson EarthProkaryotea unicellularorganismthat lacksnucleusOrganA group oftissueoperatingtogetherEukaryoteAnorganismwith nucleiin its cellBiologyStudyof lifeScientificMethodA method ofresearch withdefined steps thatincludeexperiments andcarefulobservationEcosystemAll living thingsin a particulararea togetherwith abioticenvironmentAtombasicunit ofmatterPopulationAll individualswithinspecies livingwithin aspecific areaMoleculetwo atomsheld togetherby chemicalbondOrganismAnindividuallivingentityAdaptationAbility oforganisms to"fit" in theirenvironmentControlA part ofexperimentthat doesnot changeHypothesisa suggestedexplanationwhich issubject totestingDomainThe highestlevel oftaxonomicclassification HOMEOSTASIS MaintainingconstantinternalconditionsTissueA group offunctionallyrelatedcellsTheoryA thoroughlytested andconfirmedexplanationMacromoleculeA largemoleculeformed byjoining smallermolecules

Biology 1 - 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. Fundamental unit of structure and function in living things
    Cell
  2. A diagram showing evolutionary relationship among species based on similarities and differences
    Phylogenetic Tree
  3. Part of experiment that can change or vary
    Variable
  4. A membrane bound compartment or sac within cell
    Organelle
  5. gradual change in a population that can lead to formation of new species
    Evolution
  6. A collection of all ecosystems on Earth
    Biosphere
  7. a unicellular organism that lacks nucleus
    Prokaryote
  8. A group of tissue operating together
    Organ
  9. An organism with nuclei in its cell
    Eukaryote
  10. Study of life
    Biology
  11. A method of research with defined steps that include experiments and careful observation
    Scientific Method
  12. All living things in a particular area together with abiotic environment
    Ecosystem
  13. basic unit of matter
    Atom
  14. All individuals within species living within a specific area
    Population
  15. two atoms held together by chemical bond
    Molecule
  16. An individual living entity
    Organism
  17. Ability of organisms to "fit" in their environment
    Adaptation
  18. A part of experiment that does not change
    Control
  19. a suggested explanation which is subject to testing
    Hypothesis
  20. The highest level of taxonomic classification
    Domain
  21. Maintaining constant internal conditions
    HOMEOSTASIS
  22. A group of functionally related cells
    Tissue
  23. A thoroughly tested and confirmed explanation
    Theory
  24. A large molecule formed by joining smaller molecules
    Macromolecule