TheCarbon-OxygenCycleScienceThe orderly study ofthe structure andbehavior of thephysical and naturalworld throughobservation andexperimentProduct(out)The substances thatcome out of areaction, which arenew substance(s)from the substancesthat went in.mitochondriaThe part(organelle) of aliving thing's cellwhere Glucose isconverted to ATPEnergy.AerobicNormal CellularRespiration whereOxygen is availableand used in theprocess for makingATP Energy.ConsumerAny living thingthat dependson a producerto make foodfor them.OxygenThe gas in the airthat all living thingsneed to performCellular Respirationand is a By-productof PhotosynthesisPhotosynthesisThe process bywhich plants makethe product,Glucose and theby-product,Oxygen.(carbon-oxygen)cycleThe repeat exchangethat occurs betweenthe processesPhotosynthesis andCellular Respiration--between producersand consumers.GlucoseC6H12O6ATPThe usableenergy that isgeneratedduring CellularRespiration.FoodTerm used forwhat livingthings consumefor Glucose toconvert toenergy.AnaerobicAbnormal CellularRespiration wherenot enough Oxygenis available andwhich instead useslactic acid in theprocess for makingATP Energy.CellularRespirationThe process bywhich livingthings convertGlucose tousable energy.Reactant(in)The substancesthat go into areaction, whichare convertedinto newsubstance(s)observeTo take a closelook atsomething; andto study it for aperiod of time.fuelAnythingthatsuppliesenergyplanta living thing thatcomes from seeds, isrooted in the ground,and, if green, usessunlight energy tomake a fuel calledfoodcycleA process oranything thatautomaticallyrepeats overand over again.inferencenot a fact; butand assumptionmade based onthings observedGlucosefood; a simplesugar whosechemicalformula isC6H12O6(inter)dependentLivings thatmutually rely oneach other and onthe same abioticthings in theirecosystem fortheir survival.analyzeTo break downsomething for acloser examinationbefore making adecision about it.energya release ofthe power (orability) to door to makethings workTheCarbon-OxygenCycleScienceThe orderly study ofthe structure andbehavior of thephysical and naturalworld throughobservation andexperimentProduct(out)The substances thatcome out of areaction, which arenew substance(s)from the substancesthat went in.mitochondriaThe part(organelle) of aliving thing's cellwhere Glucose isconverted to ATPEnergy.AerobicNormal CellularRespiration whereOxygen is availableand used in theprocess for makingATP Energy.ConsumerAny living thingthat dependson a producerto make foodfor them.OxygenThe gas in the airthat all living thingsneed to performCellular Respirationand is a By-productof PhotosynthesisPhotosynthesisThe process bywhich plants makethe product,Glucose and theby-product,Oxygen.(carbon-oxygen)cycleThe repeat exchangethat occurs betweenthe processesPhotosynthesis andCellular Respiration--between producersand consumers.GlucoseC6H12O6ATPThe usableenergy that isgeneratedduring CellularRespiration.FoodTerm used forwhat livingthings consumefor Glucose toconvert toenergy.AnaerobicAbnormal CellularRespiration wherenot enough Oxygenis available andwhich instead useslactic acid in theprocess for makingATP Energy.CellularRespirationThe process bywhich livingthings convertGlucose tousable energy.Reactant(in)The substancesthat go into areaction, whichare convertedinto newsubstance(s)observeTo take a closelook atsomething; andto study it for aperiod of time.fuelAnythingthatsuppliesenergyplanta living thing thatcomes from seeds, isrooted in the ground,and, if green, usessunlight energy tomake a fuel calledfoodcycleA process oranything thatautomaticallyrepeats overand over again.inferencenot a fact; butand assumptionmade based onthings observedGlucosefood; a simplesugar whosechemicalformula isC6H12O6(inter)dependentLivings thatmutually rely oneach other and onthe same abioticthings in theirecosystem fortheir survival.analyzeTo break downsomething for acloser examinationbefore making adecision about it.energya release ofthe power (orability) to door to makethings work

Cellular Respiration..MsA - 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 Carbon-Oxygen Cycle
  2. The orderly study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment
    Science
  3. The substances that come out of a reaction, which are new substance(s) from the substances that went in.
    Product (out)
  4. The part (organelle) of a living thing's cell where Glucose is converted to ATP Energy.
    mitochondria
  5. Normal Cellular Respiration where Oxygen is available and used in the process for making ATP Energy.
    Aerobic
  6. Any living thing that depends on a producer to make food for them.
    Consumer
  7. The gas in the air that all living things need to perform Cellular Respiration and is a By-product of Photosynthesis
    Oxygen
  8. The process by which plants make the product, Glucose and the by-product, Oxygen.
    Photosynthesis
  9. The repeat exchange that occurs between the processes Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration--between producers and consumers.
    (carbon-oxygen) cycle
  10. C6H12O6
    Glucose
  11. The usable energy that is generated during Cellular Respiration.
    ATP
  12. Term used for what living things consume for Glucose to convert to energy.
    Food
  13. Abnormal Cellular Respiration where not enough Oxygen is available and which instead uses lactic acid in the process for making ATP Energy.
    Anaerobic
  14. The process by which living things convert Glucose to usable energy.
    Cellular Respiration
  15. The substances that go into a reaction, which are converted into new substance(s)
    Reactant (in)
  16. To take a close look at something; and to study it for a period of time.
    observe
  17. Anything that supplies energy
    fuel
  18. a living thing that comes from seeds, is rooted in the ground, and, if green, uses sunlight energy to make a fuel called food
    plant
  19. A process or anything that automatically repeats over and over again.
    cycle
  20. not a fact; but and assumption made based on things observed
    inference
  21. food; a simple sugar whose chemical formula is C6H12O6
    Glucose
  22. Livings that mutually rely on each other and on the same abiotic things in their ecosystem for their survival.
    (inter)dependent
  23. To break down something for a closer examination before making a decision about it.
    analyze
  24. a release of the power (or ability) to do or to make things work
    energy