NucleotidesglucoseIonicBondsEnzymesLong termenergystorageHydrogenBondsLockandKeyCapillaryActionmono-saccharidesDNAPeptidebondsNucleicAcidsLipidsStarchSharingElectronsglycogen204CarbohydrateshighheatcapacitybaseAminoAcidsDehydrationSynthesisphospholipidsunsaturatedfatty acidsOrganicCellulosecohesionmonomersacidsurfacetensionpH orTemperature3 Fattyacids andglycerolCarbonhydrolysisCovalentbondsde-naturedTransferringelectronsProteinsvalenceelectronshydrogenbondsStores andtransmitsgeneticinformationAdhesionStructure,movement,defenseNucleotidesglucoseIonicBondsEnzymesLong termenergystorageHydrogenBondsLockandKeyCapillaryActionmono-saccharidesDNAPeptidebondsNucleicAcidsLipidsStarchSharingElectronsglycogen204CarbohydrateshighheatcapacitybaseAminoAcidsDehydrationSynthesisphospholipidsunsaturatedfatty acidsOrganicCellulosecohesionmonomersacidsurfacetensionpH orTemperature3 Fattyacids andglycerolCarbonhydrolysisCovalentbondsde-naturedTransferringelectronsProteinsvalenceelectronshydrogenbondsStores andtransmitsgeneticinformationAdhesionStructure,movement,defense

Macromolecules - 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. Nucleotides
  2. glucose
  3. Ionic Bonds
  4. Enzymes
  5. Long term energy storage
  6. Hydrogen Bonds
  7. Lock and Key
  8. Capillary Action
  9. mono-saccharides
  10. DNA
  11. Peptide bonds
  12. Nucleic Acids
  13. Lipids
  14. Starch
  15. Sharing Electrons
  16. glycogen
  17. 20
  18. 4
  19. Carbohydrates
  20. high heat capacity
  21. base
  22. Amino Acids
  23. Dehydration Synthesis
  24. phospholipids
  25. unsaturated fatty acids
  26. Organic
  27. Cellulose
  28. cohesion
  29. monomers
  30. acid
  31. surface tension
  32. pH or Temperature
  33. 3 Fatty acids and glycerol
  34. Carbon
  35. hydrolysis
  36. Covalent bonds
  37. de-natured
  38. Transferring electrons
  39. Proteins
  40. valence electrons
  41. hydrogen bonds
  42. Stores and transmits genetic information
  43. Adhesion
  44. Structure, movement, defense