solubilityThe abilityto dissolvein anothersubstancemasstheamount ofmatter inan objectevaporationThe changeof asubstancefrom a liquidto a gasfreezingpointThetemperatureat which aliquid changesinto a solidpredatorAn animalthat huntsotheranimals forfoodhumusmaterialformed fromdecayingleaves andorganic mattersilta mixtureof rich soiland tinyrockssolutiontwo or morecombinedsubstances thatcannot beeasilyseparatedstalactitea formationthat hangslike an iciclefrom the roofof a caveweatheringthe breakingdown of rockand othermaterials onEarth's surfaceboilingpointThetemperatureat which aliquid changesto a gasbuoyancyAbilityto floatconcavecurvinginwarddroughtA longperiod oflowprecipitationdestructiveforcea force thatbreaks downor wearsaway Earth'ssurfacedensitythe degree ofcompactnessof asubstance.interactto act onor affecteachotherconvexcurvingoutwardtranspirationevaporationof water fromthe leaves ofplantsthermalenergyheatenergycondensationThe changeof state froma gas to aliquidclosedcircuita completecircuit throughwhichelectricity canflowwatercyclethe continuousmovement ofwater on, above,or below Earth'ssurfacedecomposeran organismthat breaksdown deadplant andanimal materialcompactionthe process bywhich sedimentsare pressedtogether by theirown weightprecipitationrain, snow,sleet, or hailthat falls tothe groundmixturetwo or morecombinedsubstancesthat can easilybe separatedweatherthe conditionof Earth'satmosphereat a giventimeherbivoreAnorganismthat eatsonly plantsdepositionprocess bywhichsediment islaid down in anew locationcementationthe process inwhich dissolvedminerals "glue"togetherparticles ofsedimentphysicalstateTheclassificationof matter as asolid, a liquidor a gasparallelcircuita circuit thatcontains morethan one pathfor energy toflowthriveto do well inone'ssurroundingsrotationthe spinningmotion of aplanet on itsaxisseriescircuitan electriccircuit with asingle pathof energyfoodchaina single path ofenergy in anecosystem. Itshows how theenergy flows fromone organism toanother.absorbto soakup ortake inhabitatplacewhere anorganismlivesreflectionwhen lightbounces offof an objector surfaceatmospherethe envelopeof gasessurroundingEarth oranother planetgasA state ofmatter withno definiteshape orvolumesoundenergyenergycreatedbyvibrationschemicalchangea changethat causesa newsubstance tobe formedaxisan imaginaryline thatpassesthroughEarth's centerproducerAn organismthat makesits own foodstalagmitea depositformed on thefloor of a caveby dripping ofmineral richwaterconstructiveforcea force thatbuilds upmountains ormasses onEartherosionthe process bywhich wind, water,or ice movesediments fromone location toanotherlightenergyenergy in theform ofmovingwaves oflightsolidA state ofmatter that hasa definite shapeand a definitevolumeheredityPassing oftraits fromparents tooffspringfossilfuelscoal, oil, andnatural gas whichare formed fromthe remains ofancient plants andanimalsnicheanorganism'srole (or job)in itsenvironmentomnivoreA consumerthat eatsboth plantsand animalsrevolutionthe movementof an objectaroundanother objectphysicalchangeA change inwhich nonewsubstancesare formedloamrich fertile soilthat's madeup of equalparts of sand,silt, and clayoverpopulationtoo manyorganisms inan area leadsto limitedresourcessedimentaryrocka rock thatforms fromcompressedlayers ofsedimentpreyan animalthat is huntedand killed byanother forfoodmechanicalenergyenergy ofmotion orpositionfoodweba system ofinterlockingandinterdependentfood chains.carnivoreaconsumerthat eatsanimalsclimatethe averageweatherconditions of anarea over along period oftimecommunityAll the differentpopulations thatlive together inan areaconducttransmit aform ofenergy suchas heat orelectricityinsulatedoes notallow energyor heat toflow throughadaptationa trait thathelps anorganismsurvive in itsenvironmentelectricalenergyenergy ofmovingelectronsinstincta behaviorthat anorganisminheritsturbinea wheel thatspins whenpushed bywind, water,or steamswitcha devicethat opensor closes acircuitecosystema communityof living andnon-livingthings in anareatransmitto passthrough asubstanceor objectbiomea community ofplants and animalsthat have commoncharacteristics forthe environmentthey exist inconsumerAn organismthat obtainsenergy byfeeding onotherorganismsrefractionthebendingof lightmatterAnything thathas massand takes upspaceinterdependencyEach part of thesystem affectsperformance ofother parts ofthe systemdeltaa landformcreated bysedimentsdeposited atthe mouth of ariverdecomposetobreakdownphysicalpropertiesCharacteristicsthat can beobserved withoutchanging theidentity of thesubstanceliquidA state ofmatter that hasa definitevolume but nodefinite shape.solubilityThe abilityto dissolvein anothersubstancemasstheamount ofmatter inan objectevaporationThe changeof asubstancefrom a liquidto a gasfreezingpointThetemperatureat which aliquid changesinto a solidpredatorAn animalthat huntsotheranimals forfoodhumusmaterialformed fromdecayingleaves andorganic mattersilta mixtureof rich soiland tinyrockssolutiontwo or morecombinedsubstances thatcannot beeasilyseparatedstalactitea formationthat hangslike an iciclefrom the roofof a caveweatheringthe breakingdown of rockand othermaterials onEarth's surfaceboilingpointThetemperatureat which aliquid changesto a gasbuoyancyAbilityto floatconcavecurvinginwarddroughtA longperiod oflowprecipitationdestructiveforcea force thatbreaks downor wearsaway Earth'ssurfacedensitythe degree ofcompactnessof asubstance.interactto act onor affecteachotherconvexcurvingoutwardtranspirationevaporationof water fromthe leaves ofplantsthermalenergyheatenergycondensationThe changeof state froma gas to aliquidclosedcircuita completecircuit throughwhichelectricity canflowwatercyclethe continuousmovement ofwater on, above,or below Earth'ssurfacedecomposeran organismthat breaksdown deadplant andanimal materialcompactionthe process bywhich sedimentsare pressedtogether by theirown weightprecipitationrain, snow,sleet, or hailthat falls tothe groundmixturetwo or morecombinedsubstancesthat can easilybe separatedweatherthe conditionof Earth'satmosphereat a giventimeherbivoreAnorganismthat eatsonly plantsdepositionprocess bywhichsediment islaid down in anew locationcementationthe process inwhich dissolvedminerals "glue"togetherparticles ofsedimentphysicalstateTheclassificationof matter as asolid, a liquidor a gasparallelcircuita circuit thatcontains morethan one pathfor energy toflowthriveto do well inone'ssurroundingsrotationthe spinningmotion of aplanet on itsaxisseriescircuitan electriccircuit with asingle pathof energyfoodchaina single path ofenergy in anecosystem. Itshows how theenergy flows fromone organism toanother.absorbto soakup ortake inhabitatplacewhere anorganismlivesreflectionwhen lightbounces offof an objector surfaceatmospherethe envelopeof gasessurroundingEarth oranother planetgasA state ofmatter withno definiteshape orvolumesoundenergyenergycreatedbyvibrationschemicalchangea changethat causesa newsubstance tobe formedaxisan imaginaryline thatpassesthroughEarth's centerproducerAn organismthat makesits own foodstalagmitea depositformed on thefloor of a caveby dripping ofmineral richwaterconstructiveforcea force thatbuilds upmountains ormasses onEartherosionthe process bywhich wind, water,or ice movesediments fromone location toanotherlightenergyenergy in theform ofmovingwaves oflightsolidA state ofmatter that hasa definite shapeand a definitevolumeheredityPassing oftraits fromparents tooffspringfossilfuelscoal, oil, andnatural gas whichare formed fromthe remains ofancient plants andanimalsnicheanorganism'srole (or job)in itsenvironmentomnivoreA consumerthat eatsboth plantsand animalsrevolutionthe movementof an objectaroundanother objectphysicalchangeA change inwhich nonewsubstancesare formedloamrich fertile soilthat's madeup of equalparts of sand,silt, and clayoverpopulationtoo manyorganisms inan area leadsto limitedresourcessedimentaryrocka rock thatforms fromcompressedlayers ofsedimentpreyan animalthat is huntedand killed byanother forfoodmechanicalenergyenergy ofmotion orpositionfoodweba system ofinterlockingandinterdependentfood chains.carnivoreaconsumerthat eatsanimalsclimatethe averageweatherconditions of anarea over along period oftimecommunityAll the differentpopulations thatlive together inan areaconducttransmit aform ofenergy suchas heat orelectricityinsulatedoes notallow energyor heat toflow throughadaptationa trait thathelps anorganismsurvive in itsenvironmentelectricalenergyenergy ofmovingelectronsinstincta behaviorthat anorganisminheritsturbinea wheel thatspins whenpushed bywind, water,or steamswitcha devicethat opensor closes acircuitecosystema communityof living andnon-livingthings in anareatransmitto passthrough asubstanceor objectbiomea community ofplants and animalsthat have commoncharacteristics forthe environmentthey exist inconsumerAn organismthat obtainsenergy byfeeding onotherorganismsrefractionthebendingof lightmatterAnything thathas massand takes upspaceinterdependencyEach part of thesystem affectsperformance ofother parts ofthe systemdeltaa landformcreated bysedimentsdeposited atthe mouth of ariverdecomposetobreakdownphysicalpropertiesCharacteristicsthat can beobserved withoutchanging theidentity of thesubstanceliquidA state ofmatter that hasa definitevolume but nodefinite shape.

Science Vocabulary - 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 ability to dissolve in another substance
    solubility
  2. the amount of matter in an object
    mass
  3. The change of a substance from a liquid to a gas
    evaporation
  4. The temperature at which a liquid changes into a solid
    freezing point
  5. An animal that hunts other animals for food
    predator
  6. material formed from decaying leaves and organic matter
    humus
  7. a mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks
    silt
  8. two or more combined substances that cannot be easily separated
    solution
  9. a formation that hangs like an icicle from the roof of a cave
    stalactite
  10. the breaking down of rock and other materials on Earth's surface
    weathering
  11. The temperature at which a liquid changes to a gas
    boiling point
  12. Ability to float
    buoyancy
  13. curving inward
    concave
  14. A long period of low precipitation
    drought
  15. a force that breaks down or wears away Earth's surface
    destructive force
  16. the degree of compactness of a substance.
    density
  17. to act on or affect each other
    interact
  18. curving outward
    convex
  19. evaporation of water from the leaves of plants
    transpiration
  20. heat energy
    thermal energy
  21. The change of state from a gas to a liquid
    condensation
  22. a complete circuit through which electricity can flow
    closed circuit
  23. the continuous movement of water on, above, or below Earth's surface
    water cycle
  24. an organism that breaks down dead plant and animal material
    decomposer
  25. the process by which sediments are pressed together by their own weight
    compaction
  26. rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground
    precipitation
  27. two or more combined substances that can easily be separated
    mixture
  28. the condition of Earth's atmosphere at a given time
    weather
  29. An organism that eats only plants
    herbivore
  30. process by which sediment is laid down in a new location
    deposition
  31. the process in which dissolved minerals "glue" together particles of sediment
    cementation
  32. The classification of matter as a solid, a liquid or a gas
    physical state
  33. a circuit that contains more than one path for energy to flow
    parallel circuit
  34. to do well in one's surroundings
    thrive
  35. the spinning motion of a planet on its axis
    rotation
  36. an electric circuit with a single path of energy
    series circuit
  37. a single path of energy in an ecosystem. It shows how the energy flows from one organism to another.
    food chain
  38. to soak up or take in
    absorb
  39. place where an organism lives
    habitat
  40. when light bounces off of an object or surface
    reflection
  41. the envelope of gases surrounding Earth or another planet
    atmosphere
  42. A state of matter with no definite shape or volume
    gas
  43. energy created by vibrations
    sound energy
  44. a change that causes a new substance to be formed
    chemical change
  45. an imaginary line that passes through Earth's center
    axis
  46. An organism that makes its own food
    producer
  47. a deposit formed on the floor of a cave by dripping of mineral rich water
    stalagmite
  48. a force that builds up mountains or masses on Earth
    constructive force
  49. the process by which wind, water, or ice move sediments from one location to another
    erosion
  50. energy in the form of moving waves of light
    light energy
  51. A state of matter that has a definite shape and a definite volume
    solid
  52. Passing of traits from parents to offspring
    heredity
  53. coal, oil, and natural gas which are formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals
    fossil fuels
  54. an organism's role (or job) in its environment
    niche
  55. A consumer that eats both plants and animals
    omnivore
  56. the movement of an object around another object
    revolution
  57. A change in which no new substances are formed
    physical change
  58. rich fertile soil that's made up of equal parts of sand, silt, and clay
    loam
  59. too many organisms in an area leads to limited resources
    overpopulation
  60. a rock that forms from compressed layers of sediment
    sedimentary rock
  61. an animal that is hunted and killed by another for food
    prey
  62. energy of motion or position
    mechanical energy
  63. a system of interlocking and interdependent food chains.
    food web
  64. a consumer that eats animals
    carnivore
  65. the average weather conditions of an area over a long period of time
    climate
  66. All the different populations that live together in an area
    community
  67. transmit a form of energy such as heat or electricity
    conduct
  68. does not allow energy or heat to flow through
    insulate
  69. a trait that helps an organism survive in its environment
    adaptation
  70. energy of moving electrons
    electrical energy
  71. a behavior that an organism inherits
    instinct
  72. a wheel that spins when pushed by wind, water, or steam
    turbine
  73. a device that opens or closes a circuit
    switch
  74. a community of living and non-living things in an area
    ecosystem
  75. to pass through a substance or object
    transmit
  76. a community of plants and animals that have common characteristics for the environment they exist in
    biome
  77. An organism that obtains energy by feeding on other organisms
    consumer
  78. the bending of light
    refraction
  79. Anything that has mass and takes up space
    matter
  80. Each part of the system affects performance of other parts of the system
    interdependency
  81. a landform created by sediments deposited at the mouth of a river
    delta
  82. to break down
    decompose
  83. Characteristics that can be observed without changing the identity of the substance
    physical properties
  84. A state of matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape.
    liquid