the distancenorth or southof the equatormeasured indegrees solid partof theearth all the waterthat existson or aroundthe earth a large, relativelyflat area that iselevated abovethe surroundinglandscape; atableland the shapeand elevationof the landfeatures of anarea a formationof manymountainstogether the detailed study ofthe earth, especiallyits surface; this wordcomes from two rootsmeaning “earth”(geo-) and “writtendescription” (-graphythe meridian passingthrough Greenwich,England, which is the baseline for determininglongitude and the referencepoint for the various timezones around the world  the portion ofthe earth’sinterior lyingbetween thecrust and thecore a crack in theearth’s surfacewhere two piecesof land havemoved in differentdirections a violentupheaval orchange in theearth’s crust,such as a flood the belief that onlythose forces thatare presentlyacting on the earthhave shaped theearth in the past the solidouter partof theearth the layer ofgases thatsurroundsthe earth either of the twoequal parts ofthe earth, asdivided by theequator or ameridianthe degenerativeprocess thatcontributes to thebreaking up andalteration of rockmaterials a Greekmathematicianwho became thefirst geographer;calculated thecircumference ofthe world the naturalbreakdown andremoval ofmaterials onthe earth’ssurface a broad,levelexpanse withno visibleelevation a regularpattern ofintersectingvertical andhorizontal lines a river thatflows intoand feedsanother river the distanceeast or west ofthe primemeridianmeasured indegrees a feature ofthe land,such as a hill,peninsula, ormesa the most famousRoman geographerwho promoted theidea that the earth isthe center of theuniverse the distancenorth or southof the equatormeasured indegrees solid partof theearth all the waterthat existson or aroundthe earth a large, relativelyflat area that iselevated abovethe surroundinglandscape; atableland the shapeand elevationof the landfeatures of anarea a formationof manymountainstogether the detailed study ofthe earth, especiallyits surface; this wordcomes from two rootsmeaning “earth”(geo-) and “writtendescription” (-graphythe meridian passingthrough Greenwich,England, which is the baseline for determininglongitude and the referencepoint for the various timezones around the world  the portion ofthe earth’sinterior lyingbetween thecrust and thecore a crack in theearth’s surfacewhere two piecesof land havemoved in differentdirections a violentupheaval orchange in theearth’s crust,such as a flood the belief that onlythose forces thatare presentlyacting on the earthhave shaped theearth in the past the solidouter partof theearth the layer ofgases thatsurroundsthe earth either of the twoequal parts ofthe earth, asdivided by theequator or ameridianthe degenerativeprocess thatcontributes to thebreaking up andalteration of rockmaterials a Greekmathematicianwho became thefirst geographer;calculated thecircumference ofthe world the naturalbreakdown andremoval ofmaterials onthe earth’ssurface a broad,levelexpanse withno visibleelevation a regularpattern ofintersectingvertical andhorizontal lines a river thatflows intoand feedsanother river the distanceeast or west ofthe primemeridianmeasured indegrees a feature ofthe land,such as a hill,peninsula, ormesathe most famousRoman geographerwho promoted theidea that the earth isthe center of theuniverse 

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. the distance north or south of the equator measured in degrees
  2. solid part of the earth
  3. all the water that exists on or around the earth
  4. a large, relatively flat area that is elevated above the surrounding landscape; a tableland
  5. the shape and elevation of the land features of an area
  6. a formation of many mountains together
  7. the detailed study of the earth, especially its surface; this word comes from two roots meaning “earth” (geo-) and “written description” (-graphy
  8. the meridian passing through Greenwich, England, which is the base line for determining longitude and the reference point for the various time zones around the world
  9. the portion of the earth’s interior lying between the crust and the core
  10. a crack in the earth’s surface where two pieces of land have moved in different directions
  11. a violent upheaval or change in the earth’s crust, such as a flood
  12. the belief that only those forces that are presently acting on the earth have shaped the earth in the past
  13. the solid outer part of the earth
  14. the layer of gases that surrounds the earth
  15. either of the two equal parts of the earth, as divided by the equator or a meridian
  16. the degenerative process that contributes to the breaking up and alteration of rock materials
  17. a Greek mathematician who became the first geographer; calculated the circumference of the world
  18. the natural breakdown and removal of materials on the earth’s surface
  19. a broad, level expanse with no visible elevation
  20. a regular pattern of intersecting vertical and horizontal lines
  21. a river that flows into and feeds another river
  22. the distance east or west of the prime meridian measured in degrees
  23. a feature of the land, such as a hill, peninsula, or mesa
  24. the most famous Roman geographer who promoted the idea that the earth is the center of the universe