Having twocomplete setsofchromosomesDiploidHydrophilicWater loving,the heads ofphospholipidsThe enzyme inDNA replicationthat addscomplementarybase pairs tothe new strand.PolymeraseNutritionTaking infood forenergy anddevelopment.In this type ofsolution, water entersthe cell, causing it toburst. This isbecause there aremore solutes insidethe cell than outside.HypotonicOccurs inProphase I ofMeiosis, wherehomologouschromosomesexchange DNA.CrossingoverA variable thatis manipulated.Whengraphed, it isthe X-axis.IndependentvariableG1phaseThe stage ofinterphasewhere the cellprepares forDNAreplication.G0phaseThe non-activestage of a cell'slife, where it isnot dividing orpreparing todivide.Sperm andegg cells(aka.reproductivecells)GametesA term used todescribe the factthat DNA ismade up of oneold strand andone new strand.Semi-conservativeThe Y-shapedstructure thatforms whenDNA "unzips."ReplicationforkAn organelleonly found inplant cells,wherephotosynthesisoccurs.ChloroplastMatching pairsofchromosomesthat contain thesame genes inthe same order.HomologouschromosomesThis process occursin Metaphase I ofmeiosis, where thehomologouschromosomesrandomly align at thecenter of the cell.IndependentassortmentDuring this phaseof the cell cycle,chromosomesstart todecondense andthe nuclei begin toreform.TelophaseDoublehelixThis is theterm used todescribe thestructure ofDNA.ChromosomeThe packaged,condensed form ofDNA. This form isuseful whentransporting DNA,such as during thecell cycle..One half of achromosome.ChromatidHeterozygousallelesTwo differentversions ofthe samegeneA substancethatdissolves asolute.SolventPeripheralproteinA type ofprotein thatdoes NOTcross the cellmembrane.GolgiapparatusAn organellethat processesand packagesproteins; like aPost OfficeQuantitativeThis termdescribes datathat can becounted,measured, orassigned anumerical value.A type of cellthat does nothave a nucleusor membrane-boundorganelles.ProkaryoticcellAminoacidsThebuildingblocks ofproteins.Theobservabletraits of anindividual.PhenotypeAllelesAlternativeversions ofthe samegene.ApoptosisProgrammedcell death.Having twocomplete setsofchromosomesDiploidHydrophilicWater loving,the heads ofphospholipidsThe enzyme inDNA replicationthat addscomplementarybase pairs tothe new strand.PolymeraseNutritionTaking infood forenergy anddevelopment.In this type ofsolution, water entersthe cell, causing it toburst. This isbecause there aremore solutes insidethe cell than outside.HypotonicOccurs inProphase I ofMeiosis, wherehomologouschromosomesexchange DNA.CrossingoverA variable thatis manipulated.Whengraphed, it isthe X-axis.IndependentvariableG1phaseThe stage ofinterphasewhere the cellprepares forDNAreplication.G0phaseThe non-activestage of a cell'slife, where it isnot dividing orpreparing todivide.Sperm andegg cells(aka.reproductivecells)GametesA term used todescribe the factthat DNA ismade up of oneold strand andone new strand.Semi-conservativeThe Y-shapedstructure thatforms whenDNA "unzips."ReplicationforkAn organelleonly found inplant cells,wherephotosynthesisoccurs.ChloroplastMatching pairsofchromosomesthat contain thesame genes inthe same order.HomologouschromosomesThis process occursin Metaphase I ofmeiosis, where thehomologouschromosomesrandomly align at thecenter of the cell.IndependentassortmentDuring this phaseof the cell cycle,chromosomesstart todecondense andthe nuclei begin toreform.TelophaseDoublehelixThis is theterm used todescribe thestructure ofDNA.ChromosomeThe packaged,condensed form ofDNA. This form isuseful whentransporting DNA,such as during thecell cycle..One half of achromosome.ChromatidHeterozygousallelesTwo differentversions ofthe samegeneA substancethatdissolves asolute.SolventPeripheralproteinA type ofprotein thatdoes NOTcross the cellmembrane.GolgiapparatusAn organellethat processesand packagesproteins; like aPost OfficeQuantitativeThis termdescribes datathat can becounted,measured, orassigned anumerical value.A type of cellthat does nothave a nucleusor membrane-boundorganelles.ProkaryoticcellAminoacidsThebuildingblocks ofproteins.Theobservabletraits of anindividual.PhenotypeAllelesAlternativeversions ofthe samegene.ApoptosisProgrammedcell death.

BIOLOGY VOCAB - 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. Diploid
    Having two complete sets of chromosomes
  2. Water loving, the heads of phospholipids
    Hydrophilic
  3. Polymerase
    The enzyme in DNA replication that adds complementary base pairs to the new strand.
  4. Taking in food for energy and development.
    Nutrition
  5. Hypotonic
    In this type of solution, water enters the cell, causing it to burst. This is because there are more solutes inside the cell than outside.
  6. Crossing over
    Occurs in Prophase I of Meiosis, where homologous chromosomes exchange DNA.
  7. Independent variable
    A variable that is manipulated. When graphed, it is the X-axis.
  8. The stage of interphase where the cell prepares for DNA replication.
    G1 phase
  9. The non-active stage of a cell's life, where it is not dividing or preparing to divide.
    G0 phase
  10. Gametes
    Sperm and egg cells (aka. reproductive cells)
  11. Semi-conservative
    A term used to describe the fact that DNA is made up of one old strand and one new strand.
  12. Replication fork
    The Y-shaped structure that forms when DNA "unzips."
  13. Chloroplast
    An organelle only found in plant cells, where photosynthesis occurs.
  14. Homologous chromosomes
    Matching pairs of chromosomes that contain the same genes in the same order.
  15. Independent assortment
    This process occurs in Metaphase I of meiosis, where the homologous chromosomes randomly align at the center of the cell.
  16. Telophase
    During this phase of the cell cycle, chromosomes start to decondense and the nuclei begin to reform.
  17. This is the term used to describe the structure of DNA.
    Double helix
  18. The packaged, condensed form of DNA. This form is useful when transporting DNA, such as during the cell cycle.
    Chromosome
  19. Chromatid
    .One half of a chromosome.
  20. Two different versions of the same gene
    Heterozygous alleles
  21. Solvent
    A substance that dissolves a solute.
  22. A type of protein that does NOT cross the cell membrane.
    Peripheral protein
  23. An organelle that processes and packages proteins; like a Post Office
    Golgi apparatus
  24. This term describes data that can be counted, measured, or assigned a numerical value.
    Quantitative
  25. Prokaryotic cell
    A type of cell that does not have a nucleus or membrane-bound organelles.
  26. The building blocks of proteins.
    Amino acids
  27. Phenotype
    The observable traits of an individual.
  28. Alternative versions of the same gene.
    Alleles
  29. Programmed cell death.
    Apoptosis