Mariner 2 880 degrees Fahrenheit morning star 67.24 million miles 470 degrees Celsius over 1,600 HAVOC Mercury and Earth 243 Earth days 4,000 miles in diameter 3,000 feet the size of South America 117 Earth days 224 mph clockwise 3.5% yes 20,000 feet tall 96.5% no Aphrodite 12/14/62 the size of Australia Aphrodite Terra 177.4 degrees weak Ishtar Terra evening star Diana 224.7 days Maxwell Montes December 15, 1970 Venera 7 Sacajawea 8.87 m/s² 90 times heavier carbon dioxide Mariner 2 880 degrees Fahrenheit morning star 67.24 million miles 470 degrees Celsius over 1,600 HAVOC Mercury and Earth 243 Earth days 4,000 miles in diameter 3,000 feet the size of South America 117 Earth days 224 mph clockwise 3.5% yes 20,000 feet tall 96.5% no Aphrodite 12/14/62 the size of Australia Aphrodite Terra 177.4 degrees weak Ishtar Terra evening star Diana 224.7 days Maxwell Montes December 15, 1970 Venera 7 Sacajawea 8.87 m/s² 90 times heavier carbon dioxide
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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.
V-Mariner 2
U-880 degrees Fahrenheit
U-morning star
N-67.24 million miles
S-470 degrees Celsius
V-over 1,600
E-HAVOC
S-Mercury and Earth
N-243 Earth days
S-4,000 miles in diameter
U-3,000 feet
V-the size of South America
N-117 Earth days
V-224 mph
U-clockwise
N-3.5%
N-yes
V-20,000 feet tall
V-96.5%
V-no
S-Aphrodite
N-12/14/62
E-the size of Australia
V-Aphrodite Terra
E-177.4 degrees
N-weak
E-Ishtar Terra
E-evening star
S-Diana
E-224.7 days
E-Maxwell Montes
S-December 15, 1970
U-Venera 7
S-Sacajawea
U-8.87 m/s²
E-90 times heavier
U-carbon dioxide