Becauseelementshave oneatomThe weightdrops becausethe liquid turnsinto gas andfloats away. False,because youmust have 2capitallettersThe opencontainer will showa drastic loss inmass as nitrogengas escapes intothe airFREEThe mass staysthe samebecause nomatter is addedor taken away. They protectour eyes fromchemicalsplashes,harmful vapors,& flying debris.The lost massescapes intothe surroundingroom asinvisiblenitrogen gasTo slowdown heattransfer andpreventburnsmass stays thesame because thetemperaturechanges speed upor slow down anddoesn’t change thenumber of atoms.FREE3atomshot substance hasmore kineticenergy than thecold substance,therefore makingthe atoms movefaster.the same eventhough the sugarlooks like it hasdisappeared; itsmolecules arepresent in theliquid.when Liquidtouches the sugarcubes, the watermoleculessurround the sugarcube, thereforepulling it apart.24atoms No, the massstays the samebecause theamount ofmatter neverchanges.The open cuploses massfrom steam, butthe sealed cupstays the same. FREEThe totalmassstays thesameNo, the massstays the samebecause theamount ofmatter neverchanges.The total massis identicalbefore andafter dissolvingFREE FREE Becausecompoundsmust have 2or moreatomsBecauseelementshave oneatomThe weightdrops becausethe liquid turnsinto gas andfloats away. False,because youmust have 2capitallettersThe opencontainer will showa drastic loss inmass as nitrogengas escapes intothe airFREEThe mass staysthe samebecause nomatter is addedor taken away. They protectour eyes fromchemicalsplashes,harmful vapors,& flying debris.The lost massescapes intothe surroundingroom asinvisiblenitrogen gasTo slowdown heattransfer andpreventburnsmass stays thesame because thetemperaturechanges speed upor slow down anddoesn’t change thenumber of atoms.FREE3atomshot substance hasmore kineticenergy than thecold substance,therefore makingthe atoms movefaster.the same eventhough the sugarlooks like it hasdisappeared; itsmolecules arepresent in theliquid.when Liquidtouches the sugarcubes, the watermoleculessurround the sugarcube, thereforepulling it apart.24atoms No, the massstays the samebecause theamount ofmatter neverchanges.The open cuploses massfrom steam, butthe sealed cupstays the same. FREEThe totalmassstays thesameNo, the massstays the samebecause theamount ofmatter neverchanges.The total massis identicalbefore andafter dissolvingFREE FREE Becausecompoundsmust have 2or moreatoms

Science Bingo - 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. Because elements have one atom
  2. The weight drops because the liquid turns into gas and floats away.
  3. False, because you must have 2 capital letters
  4. The open container will show a drastic loss in mass as nitrogen gas escapes into the air
  5. FREE
  6. The mass stays the same because no matter is added or taken away.
  7. They protect our eyes from chemical splashes, harmful vapors, & flying debris.
  8. The lost mass escapes into the surrounding room as invisible nitrogen gas
  9. To slow down heat transfer and prevent burns
  10. mass stays the same because the temperature changes speed up or slow down and doesn’t change the number of atoms.
  11. FREE
  12. 3 atoms
  13. hot substance has more kinetic energy than the cold substance, therefore making the atoms move faster.
  14. the same even though the sugar looks like it has disappeared; its molecules are present in the liquid.
  15. when Liquid touches the sugar cubes, the water molecules surround the sugar cube, therefore pulling it apart.
  16. 24 atoms
  17. No, the mass stays the same because the amount of matter never changes.
  18. The open cup loses mass from steam, but the sealed cup stays the same.
  19. FREE
  20. The total mass stays the same
  21. No, the mass stays the same because the amount of matter never changes.
  22. The total mass is identical before and after dissolving
  23. FREE
  24. FREE
  25. Because compounds must have 2 or more atoms