16. How do fires helpelk living in California? Answer: Fires helpgrow different types ofplants and grasses forelk to grow itspopulations. 13. How do fires helppine and cypresstrees? Answer: Fires heatup the cones whichthen spreads theirseeds in the forest 15. How do fires helpbirds such as Floridascrub jay? Answer: Fires help thebird survive by keepingthe conditions of theirliving environments. 14. What are threeingredients of firesfrom the picture? Answer: Air, fueland heat 11. Where do fireexperts set fires toburn dry and deadplants? Answer: On theforest floor  1. What is the genreof the readingpassage? Answer:Informational text 17. Why does the authorsay fires are alwaysdangerous? Answer: Even whenprescribed fires areplanned before, it can stillgo out of control and causehuge wildfires. 18. What arefirefighters and firedoctors’ job? Answer: Firefighterscourageously fightwildfires while firedoctors use fires forthe better. 3. What are commoncauses of a wildfire? Answer: Lightningstrikes and mostly bypeople who were notcareful.10. What are twoStates that have fireexperts working innational parks? Answer: Florida andCalifornia 12. What makestrees growstronger andhealthier? Answer: Ashesfrom fires 9. What is the job of‘fire doctors?’ Answer: Theyprescribe, or suggestusing fires to improvethe health of lands. 8. What is the meaningof the word ‘prescribe’? Answer: To officially tellsomeone to use (amedicine or a therapy)as a treatment 6. What arecommon fuels forthe fire to burnuncontrollably? Answer: The dry,dead plants. 2. What is thedefinition of a wildfire? Answer: A kind of firethat is difficult tocontrol and it usuallyburns in the wilderness 5. During droughtseason, somethingas simple as whatcan start the fire? Answer: A spark froma piece of machinery. 4. What happened as aresult of the landmanagers whoprevented deadly firesafter 1910? Answer: Lots of dryand dead plants piledup. 7. What canignite morefires? Answer: Wind 16. How do fires helpelk living in California? Answer: Fires helpgrow different types ofplants and grasses forelk to grow itspopulations. 13. How do fires helppine and cypresstrees? Answer: Fires heatup the cones whichthen spreads theirseeds in the forest 15. How do fires helpbirds such as Floridascrub jay? Answer: Fires help thebird survive by keepingthe conditions of theirliving environments. 14. What are threeingredients of firesfrom the picture? Answer: Air, fueland heat 11. Where do fireexperts set fires toburn dry and deadplants? Answer: On theforest floor  1. What is the genreof the readingpassage? Answer:Informational text 17. Why does the authorsay fires are alwaysdangerous? Answer: Even whenprescribed fires areplanned before, it can stillgo out of control and causehuge wildfires. 18. What arefirefighters and firedoctors’ job? Answer: Firefighterscourageously fightwildfires while firedoctors use fires forthe better. 3. What are commoncauses of a wildfire? Answer: Lightningstrikes and mostly bypeople who were notcareful.10. What are twoStates that have fireexperts working innational parks? Answer: Florida andCalifornia 12. What makestrees growstronger andhealthier? Answer: Ashesfrom fires 9. What is the job of‘fire doctors?’ Answer: Theyprescribe, or suggestusing fires to improvethe health of lands. 8. What is the meaningof the word ‘prescribe’? Answer: To officially tellsomeone to use (amedicine or a therapy)as a treatment 6. What arecommon fuels forthe fire to burnuncontrollably? Answer: The dry,dead plants. 2. What is thedefinition of a wildfire? Answer: A kind of firethat is difficult tocontrol and it usuallyburns in the wilderness 5. During droughtseason, somethingas simple as whatcan start the fire? Answer: A spark froma piece of machinery. 4. What happened as aresult of the landmanagers whoprevented deadly firesafter 1910? Answer: Lots of dryand dead plants piledup. 7. What canignite morefires? Answer: Wind 

Fire! Friend or Enemy? - 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. 16. How do fires help elk living in California? Answer: Fires help grow different types of plants and grasses for elk to grow its populations.
  2. 13. How do fires help pine and cypress trees? Answer: Fires heat up the cones which then spreads their seeds in the forest
  3. 15. How do fires help birds such as Florida scrub jay? Answer: Fires help the bird survive by keeping the conditions of their living environments.
  4. 14. What are three ingredients of fires from the picture? Answer: Air, fuel and heat
  5. 11. Where do fire experts set fires to burn dry and dead plants? Answer: On the forest floor
  6. 1. What is the genre of the reading passage? Answer: Informational text
  7. 17. Why does the author say fires are always dangerous? Answer: Even when prescribed fires are planned before, it can still go out of control and cause huge wildfires.
  8. 18. What are firefighters and fire doctors’ job? Answer: Firefighters courageously fight wildfires while fire doctors use fires for the better.
  9. 3. What are common causes of a wildfire? Answer: Lightning strikes and mostly by people who were not careful.
  10. 10. What are two States that have fire experts working in national parks? Answer: Florida and California
  11. 12. What makes trees grow stronger and healthier? Answer: Ashes from fires
  12. 9. What is the job of ‘fire doctors?’ Answer: They prescribe, or suggest using fires to improve the health of lands.
  13. 8. What is the meaning of the word ‘prescribe’? Answer: To officially tell someone to use (a medicine or a therapy) as a treatment
  14. 6. What are common fuels for the fire to burn uncontrollably? Answer: The dry, dead plants.
  15. 2. What is the definition of a wildfire? Answer: A kind of fire that is difficult to control and it usually burns in the wilderness
  16. 5. During drought season, something as simple as what can start the fire? Answer: A spark from a piece of machinery.
  17. 4. What happened as a result of the land managers who prevented deadly fires after 1910? Answer: Lots of dry and dead plants piled up.
  18. 7. What can ignite more fires? Answer: Wind