Cell – thesimplest livingunit that canhave a life ofits ownGolgiApparatus –packages,modifies, andstores proteinsnucleosomeOrgan System– a group oforgans workingin concert for aspecific functionMitochondria– energy(ATP)producingorganelleTissue – a groupof cells with thesame function (ie.– muscle, nervoustissue, etc.)Hemoglobin -oxygen-transportingprotein found inthe red blood cellof vertebratesDenaturedEndoplasmicReticulum –produces andmodifiesproteinsHistoneLipid – fatmoleculesHypertonicsolution – asolution containinglower than normallevels of saltconcentrationOrgan – agroup of tissuesthat serve aspecific functionHerbivoreActiveTransport-Energy requiredto transportmaterials.ImmunityIon Channels-Allows thepassage of ionsacross themembrane. Ittransports Na+and K+.Red blood cells –carry oxygen tothe entire bodyand returnscarbon dioxide tothe lungsMonocotsNucleus –informationcenter,contains DNA,produces RNALocusHypotonic solution– a solutioncontaining higherthan normal levelsof saltconcentrationCitric acid cycle-The mitochondriauses proteins tobreak downpyruvate intoelectronGlycolysisFluid Mosaic Model-The structure of theplasma membrane. Thehydrophilic head is onthe outside of theplasma membrane. Thehydrophobic tail is onthe inside of the plasmamembrane.Apoptosis-Programmedcell deathCellularrespiration-Glucose andoxygen moleculebecome CO2,H2O, and ATP.Cell membrane– coating thatsurrounds theoutside of acell, selectivelypermeableMenopausCell – thesimplest livingunit that canhave a life ofits ownGolgiApparatus –packages,modifies, andstores proteinsnucleosomeOrgan System– a group oforgans workingin concert for aspecific functionMitochondria– energy(ATP)producingorganelleTissue – a groupof cells with thesame function (ie.– muscle, nervoustissue, etc.)Hemoglobin -oxygen-transportingprotein found inthe red blood cellof vertebratesDenaturedEndoplasmicReticulum –produces andmodifiesproteinsHistoneLipid – fatmoleculesHypertonicsolution – asolution containinglower than normallevels of saltconcentrationOrgan – agroup of tissuesthat serve aspecific functionHerbivoreActiveTransport-Energy requiredto transportmaterials.ImmunityIon Channels-Allows thepassage of ionsacross themembrane. Ittransports Na+and K+.Red blood cells –carry oxygen tothe entire bodyand returnscarbon dioxide tothe lungsMonocotsNucleus –informationcenter,contains DNA,produces RNALocusHypotonic solution– a solutioncontaining higherthan normal levelsof saltconcentrationCitric acid cycle-The mitochondriauses proteins tobreak downpyruvate intoelectronGlycolysisFluid Mosaic Model-The structure of theplasma membrane. Thehydrophilic head is onthe outside of theplasma membrane. Thehydrophobic tail is onthe inside of the plasmamembrane.Apoptosis-Programmedcell deathCellularrespiration-Glucose andoxygen moleculebecome CO2,H2O, and ATP.Cell membrane– coating thatsurrounds theoutside of acell, selectivelypermeableMenopaus

Untitled 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. Cell – the simplest living unit that can have a life of its own
  2. Golgi Apparatus – packages, modifies, and stores proteins
  3. nucleosome
  4. Organ System – a group of organs working in concert for a specific function
  5. Mitochondria – energy (ATP) producing organelle
  6. Tissue – a group of cells with the same function (ie. – muscle, nervous tissue, etc.)
  7. Hemoglobin - oxygen-transporting protein found in the red blood cell of vertebrates
  8. Denatured
  9. Endoplasmic Reticulum – produces and modifies proteins
  10. Histone
  11. Lipid – fat molecules
  12. Hypertonic solution – a solution containing lower than normal levels of salt concentration
  13. Organ – a group of tissues that serve a specific function
  14. Herbivore
  15. Active Transport- Energy required to transport materials.
  16. Immunity
  17. Ion Channels- Allows the passage of ions across the membrane. It transports Na+ and K+.
  18. Red blood cells – carry oxygen to the entire body and returns carbon dioxide to the lungs
  19. Monocots
  20. Nucleus – information center, contains DNA, produces RNA
  21. Locus
  22. Hypotonic solution – a solution containing higher than normal levels of salt concentration
  23. Citric acid cycle- The mitochondria uses proteins to break down pyruvate into electron
  24. Glycolysis
  25. Fluid Mosaic Model- The structure of the plasma membrane. The hydrophilic head is on the outside of the plasma membrane. The hydrophobic tail is on the inside of the plasma membrane.
  26. Apoptosis- Programmed cell death
  27. Cellular respiration- Glucose and oxygen molecule become CO2, H2O, and ATP.
  28. Cell membrane – coating that surrounds the outside of a cell, selectively permeable
  29. Menopaus