herbaceousstructuraltissuesessileleafloss ofleavecashewman and manyanimals dependdirectly orindirectly ongrasses for mostof their foodreleasingenergyfrom foodleaf naturallycontains blue oryellow pigmentsthat are maskedby the presence ofgreen chlorophyllxylemmesophyllorganismcompoundleafpea-familyplants' rootsprovide a placefor nitrogen-fixing bacteria togrowshootsystembiennialcrownangiospermschange inthe amountofchlorophyll ina leafdicottranspirationpinnatehabitatCellulosedenitrifyingbacteriapinnatebladeplant cannotgrow orrepair tissuedamageSpines&Tendrilsthylakoidsepidermisplant receivesadequate water,but hottemperaturescause rapidtranspirationduring the dayturgorpressurezoologyMesenchymaplants provide food directlyor indirectly to all humansand animals, leavesinvolved in photosynthesiswhich allows plants to liveand give nutrients towhoever eats plant, rootsact as an anchor for plantand absorb water and storefood, stemssapraystomatainsectivorousplantsanatomyandphysiologytaproots,fobrousrootscellwallsycamoresperennialsmaplesmidribbiologycoveringpart of thebox withcardboardsugarcanepetioledeciduoushabitatbotanyplant conductphotosynthesisherbaceousstructuraltissuesessileleafloss ofleavecashewman and manyanimals dependdirectly orindirectly ongrasses for mostof their foodreleasingenergyfrom foodleaf naturallycontains blue oryellow pigmentsthat are maskedby the presence ofgreen chlorophyllxylemmesophyllorganismcompoundleafpea-familyplants' rootsprovide a placefor nitrogen-fixing bacteria togrowshootsystembiennialcrownangiospermschange inthe amountofchlorophyll ina leafdicottranspirationpinnatehabitatCellulosedenitrifyingbacteriapinnatebladeplant cannotgrow orrepair tissuedamageSpines&Tendrilsthylakoidsepidermisplant receivesadequate water,but hottemperaturescause rapidtranspirationduring the dayturgorpressurezoologyMesenchymaplants provide food directlyor indirectly to all humansand animals, leavesinvolved in photosynthesiswhich allows plants to liveand give nutrients towhoever eats plant, rootsact as an anchor for plantand absorb water and storefood, stemssapraystomatainsectivorousplantsanatomyandphysiologytaproots,fobrousrootscellwallsycamoresperennialsmaplesmidribbiologycoveringpart of thebox withcardboardsugarcanepetioledeciduoushabitatbotanyplant conductphotosynthesis

Test 1 Review 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. herbaceous
  2. structural tissue
  3. sessile leaf
  4. loss of leave
  5. cashew
  6. man and many animals depend directly or indirectly on grasses for most of their food
  7. releasing energy from food
  8. leaf naturally contains blue or yellow pigments that are masked by the presence of green chlorophyll
  9. xylem
  10. mesophyll
  11. organism
  12. compound leaf
  13. pea-family plants' roots provide a place for nitrogen-fixing bacteria to grow
  14. shoot system
  15. biennial
  16. crown
  17. angiosperms
  18. change in the amount of chlorophyll in a leaf
  19. dicot
  20. transpiration
  21. pinnate
  22. habitat
  23. Cellulose
  24. denitrifying bacteria
  25. pinnate
  26. blade
  27. plant cannot grow or repair tissue damage
  28. Spines & Tendrils
  29. thylakoids
  30. epidermis
  31. plant receives adequate water, but hot temperatures cause rapid transpiration during the day
  32. turgor pressure
  33. zoology
  34. Mesenchyma
  35. plants provide food directly or indirectly to all humans and animals, leaves involved in photosynthesis which allows plants to live and give nutrients to whoever eats plant, roots act as an anchor for plant and absorb water and store food, stems
  36. sap
  37. ray
  38. stomata
  39. insectivorous plants
  40. anatomy and physiology
  41. taproots, fobrous roots
  42. cell wall
  43. sycamores
  44. perennials
  45. maples
  46. midrib
  47. biology
  48. covering part of the box with cardboard
  49. sugar cane
  50. petiole
  51. deciduous
  52. habitat
  53. botany
  54. plant conduct photosynthesis