DefineEarthquakeFocus andEpicentWhat isviscosity?Which eqwavescause worstdamage?What 4wordsdescribeigneouscomposition?Define P-Wave andS-WaveIs asnowflakea mineral?How areobservationsandinterpretationsdifferent?What isthe rockcycle?Why aregraphite anddiamonddifferent?What isEarthScience?DefinelaharHow doesa tsunamiform?DefineVolcanoDefineMineralDefineTheory ofPlateTectonicsWhat isamodel?What are 4main typesofvolcanoes?WhatcontrolsmineralcleavageDefineEarthquakeDefinemineralhardnessDefineEarthquakeFocus andEpicentWhat isviscosity?Which eqwavescause worstdamage?What 4wordsdescribeigneouscomposition?Define P-Wave andS-WaveIs asnowflakea mineral?How areobservationsandinterpretationsdifferent?What isthe rockcycle?Why aregraphite anddiamonddifferent?What isEarthScience?DefinelaharHow doesa tsunamiform?DefineVolcanoDefineMineralDefineTheory ofPlateTectonicsWhat isamodel?What are 4main typesofvolcanoes?WhatcontrolsmineralcleavageDefineEarthquakeDefinemineralhardness

ES 104 Review - 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. Define Earthquake Focus and Epicent
  2. What is viscosity?
  3. Which eq waves cause worst damage?
  4. What 4 words describe igneous composition?
  5. Define P-Wave and S-Wave
  6. Is a snowflake a mineral?
  7. How are observations and interpretations different?
  8. What is the rock cycle?
  9. Why are graphite and diamond different?
  10. What is Earth Science?
  11. Define lahar
  12. How does a tsunami form?
  13. Define Volcano
  14. Define Mineral
  15. Define Theory of Plate Tectonics
  16. What is a model?
  17. What are 4 main types of volcanoes?
  18. What controls mineral cleavage
  19. Define Earthquake
  20. Define mineral hardness