helppreventvirusplant,fungi,animaltouch,exchanges ofsaliva,coughing,sexual contactthe groupingof objects orinfo based onsimilaritiestwo word namingsystem thatgroups organismsbased on uniquecharacteristicsreplicates thephage genomewithoutdestroying thehostorganismscomposedof onlyone cellA taxonomygroupcomprised oforganisms withcommoncharacteristicsreproduce,adapt, evolve,utilize energy,genetic codespermand eggarerequiredchemicalenergy in theform of foodconverted intoenergytaxonomic that iscomposed of smallergroups called phylataxonomic rank thatconsist of a group ofclasses with similardistinctivecharacteristicsbactira,archera,bactira,euakaryaorganisms withtraits best suitedto theirenvironment aremore likely tosurvive andreproduceparentsmakegenetic copyof itselfthe branch ofbiology thatgroups and namesorganisms basedon studies ofdifferentcharacteristicsto changeoverlifetimenucleicacids madeofnucleotidessunconvertedinto chemicalenergyorganismscomposedof manycellsa taxonomicrank in theclassification oforganismsbetween genusand ordershows evolutionaryrelationships andstatistics to constructdiagrams thatrepresent therelationships betweenorganismsincreasein sizea group ofspecies thatincludes anancestralspecies and allits descendantshelppreventvirusplant,fungi,animaltouch,exchanges ofsaliva,coughing,sexual contactthe groupingof objects orinfo based onsimilaritiestwo word namingsystem thatgroups organismsbased on uniquecharacteristicsreplicates thephage genomewithoutdestroying thehostorganismscomposedof onlyone cellA taxonomygroupcomprised oforganisms withcommoncharacteristicsreproduce,adapt, evolve,utilize energy,genetic codespermand eggarerequiredchemicalenergy in theform of foodconverted intoenergytaxonomic that iscomposed of smallergroups called phylataxonomic rank thatconsist of a group ofclasses with similardistinctivecharacteristicsbactira,archera,bactira,euakaryaorganisms withtraits best suitedto theirenvironment aremore likely tosurvive andreproduceparentsmakegenetic copyof itselfthe branch ofbiology thatgroups and namesorganisms basedon studies ofdifferentcharacteristicsto changeoverlifetimenucleicacids madeofnucleotidessunconvertedinto chemicalenergyorganismscomposedof manycellsa taxonomicrank in theclassification oforganismsbetween genusand ordershows evolutionaryrelationships andstatistics to constructdiagrams thatrepresent therelationships betweenorganismsincreasein sizea group ofspecies thatincludes anancestralspecies and allits descendants

Classifications - 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. help prevent virus
  2. plant, fungi, animal
  3. touch, exchanges of saliva, coughing, sexual contact
  4. the grouping of objects or info based on similarities
  5. two word naming system that groups organisms based on unique characteristics
  6. replicates the phage genome without destroying the host
  7. organisms composed of only one cell
  8. A taxonomy group comprised of organisms with common characteristics
  9. reproduce, adapt, evolve, utilize energy, genetic code
  10. sperm and egg are required
  11. chemical energy in the form of food converted into energy
  12. taxonomic that is composed of smaller groups called phyla taxonomic rank that consist of a group of classes with similar distinctive characteristics
  13. bactira, archera, bactira, euakarya
  14. organisms with traits best suited to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce
  15. parents make genetic copy of itself
  16. the branch of biology that groups and names organisms based on studies of different characteristics
  17. to change over lifetime
  18. nucleic acids made of nucleotides
  19. sun converted into chemical energy
  20. organisms composed of many cells
  21. a taxonomic rank in the classification of organisms between genus and order
  22. shows evolutionary relationships and statistics to construct diagrams that represent the relationships between organisms
  23. increase in size
  24. a group of species that includes an ancestral species and all its descendants