PreyChordatesBilateralsymmetryPredationRadialsymmetryMutualismKingdomA majorgrouping oforganisms(e.g., Animalia,Plantae, Fungi).ProkaryotesA single-celledorganismlacking amembrane-bound nucleus.CompetitionGenusA group ofcloselyrelatedspecies.DomainThe broadest levelof classification,encompassing allliving organisms(Bacteria,Archaea, andEukarya).EukaryotesAn organism withcells containing anucleus andother membrane-boundorganelles. MulticellularMade of manycells, cells arespecialized(they havedifferentfunctions)ParasitismUnicellularMade of onecell; can not beseen with thenaked eye;microscopicArcheaUnicellular,prokaryote,lives inextrememenvironmentsBinomialnomenclatureSpeciesThe most specificlevel of classification,referring to a group oforganisms that caninterbreed andproduce fertileoffspring.HeterotrophsCan not make theirown food, get energyfrom eating plantsand animals(carnivore, herbivore,omnivore,decomposer)CommensalismCooperationAutotrophsMake their ownfood using sunor chemicals(photosynthesis)HostVertebratePreyChordatesBilateralsymmetryPredationRadialsymmetryMutualismKingdomA majorgrouping oforganisms(e.g., Animalia,Plantae, Fungi).ProkaryotesA single-celledorganismlacking amembrane-bound nucleus.CompetitionGenusA group ofcloselyrelatedspecies.DomainThe broadest levelof classification,encompassing allliving organisms(Bacteria,Archaea, andEukarya).EukaryotesAn organism withcells containing anucleus andother membrane-boundorganelles. MulticellularMade of manycells, cells arespecialized(they havedifferentfunctions)ParasitismUnicellularMade of onecell; can not beseen with thenaked eye;microscopicArcheaUnicellular,prokaryote,lives inextrememenvironmentsBinomialnomenclatureSpeciesThe most specificlevel of classification,referring to a group oforganisms that caninterbreed andproduce fertileoffspring.HeterotrophsCan not make theirown food, get energyfrom eating plantsand animals(carnivore, herbivore,omnivore,decomposer)CommensalismCooperationAutotrophsMake their ownfood using sunor chemicals(photosynthesis)HostVertebrate

Classification - 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. Prey
  2. Chordates
  3. Bilateral symmetry
  4. Predation
  5. Radial symmetry
  6. Mutualism
  7. A major grouping of organisms (e.g., Animalia, Plantae, Fungi).
    Kingdom
  8. A single-celled organism lacking a membrane-bound nucleus.
    Prokaryotes
  9. Competition
  10. A group of closely related species.
    Genus
  11. The broadest level of classification, encompassing all living organisms (Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya).
    Domain
  12. An organism with cells containing a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles.
    Eukaryotes
  13. Made of many cells, cells are specialized (they have different functions)
    Multicellular
  14. Parasitism
  15. Made of one cell; can not be seen with the naked eye; microscopic
    Unicellular
  16. Unicellular, prokaryote, lives in extremem environments
    Archea
  17. Binomial nomenclature
  18. The most specific level of classification, referring to a group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
    Species
  19. Can not make their own food, get energy from eating plants and animals (carnivore, herbivore, omnivore, decomposer)
    Heterotrophs
  20. Commensalism
  21. Cooperation
  22. Make their own food using sun or chemicals (photosynthesis)
    Autotrophs
  23. Host
  24. Vertebrate