a small partthat is meantto show whatthe whole islikealignment of theEarth, Moon, andSun where theMoon passesthrough the Earth'sshadowa more recentspecies thatevolved froman ancestorpopulationthe process bywhich speciesadapt toenvironmentalchanges over avery long timethe process ofmaking clearhow yourevidencesupports yourclaimto move fromone object toanother (ex:stove to pot)the force thatattracts a bodytoward the center ofEarth, or towardany other physicalbody having masseverything(living andnonliving) thatsurrounds anorganisma proposedanswer to aquestionabout thenatural worldto receivegenesfrom aparenta moon phasethat looks likeless than halfa circle fromEartha set ofinteractingparts forminga complexwhole.a trait that makesit more likely thatan individual willsurvive in aspecificenvironmenta group of organismsof the same kind (inone or morepopulations) that donot reproduce withorganisms from anyother groupa pattern thatdescribes howenergy iscarried fromone place toanothera forcebetween anobject and thesurface it ismoving overobservationstaken by thesenses(description ofobject or event)spinningof a objectaround itsaxisa long pieceof DNA thatcontainsmany genesvariable isbeing testedand measuredin anexperimentliving things,such asplants,animals, andbacteriathe amountof matterthat makesup an objectmoon phase thatoccurs when theEarth is betweenthe Moon andSuninformationabout thenatural worldthat is used tosupport orrefute a claima group of thesame type oforganismliving in thesame areaa trait that makesit less likely that anindividual willsurvive in aspecificenvironmentto bounceoff withoutabsorbingmoon phases froma full moon to anew moon, theamount seen fromEarth gets smallermagneticsthat aredifferentpolesthe numberof peaks of awave thatpass in asecondthe ability tomake thingsmove orchangemoon phase thatoccurs when theMoon isbetween theEarth and Sunbending offa wave asit changesmediumthe energyan objecthas becauseit is movinga moon phasethat looks likemore than halfa circle fromEarththe numberof individualswith eachtrait in apopulationthe energy ofheat fromatomsmoving withina substancehow fast anobject ismoving in aparticulardirectiona specificcharacteristicof anindividualorganismobservations takenby instruments suchas rulers andthermometers that ismeasurable (hasnumbers)a type of magnetin which themagnetic field isproduced by anelectric currenta relatedorganismfrom apreviousgenerationa diagram thatshows whatthe inside ofsomethinglooks likethe distancebetween onpeak of a thenextalignment of theEarth, Moon, andSun where theMoon passesbetween Earth andSun blocking theSun's lightmagnetsthat aresimilarpolesany differencein traitsbetweenindividualorganismsan object, diagram,or computer programthat helps usunderstandsomething by makingit simpler or easier toseeone of thetwo oppositeends of amagnetthe nearlycircular path asmaller object(like the Moon)travels around alarger objectevidence of lifefrom the past,such as fossilizedbones, footprints,or leaf printsa randomchange to agene thatsometimesresults in a newtraithow fast anobject ismoving withno respect todirectionto provideevidencethat goesagainst aclaimvariable thatis beingchanged inanexperimentspinning of anobject around theanother objectsuch as the Earthorbiting around theSunto passthrough(withoutchanging thematerial)aninstructionfor making aproteinmoleculeto takeina force thatslows an objectdown when itmoves throughthe airthe energythat is storedin an objector systema type ofmolecule thatgenes andchromosomesare made ofthe spacearound amagnet in whichmagnetic forcescan act onobjectsmatter thata wavetravelsthroughthe process bywhich thedistribution of traitsin a populationchanges over manygenerationsmoon phases froma new moon to afull moon, theamount seen fromEarth gets biggertheprocess ofcreatingoffspringtherelativesize ofthingsanything thathas massand takes upspaceto change fromone type toanother (ex:potential energyto kineticenergy)a push or apull that canchange themotion of anobjectsharing acommonancestorpopulationthemaximumheight ofa wavemeasureof gravityapplied toan objecta small partthat is meantto show whatthe whole islikealignment of theEarth, Moon, andSun where theMoon passesthrough the Earth'sshadowa more recentspecies thatevolved froman ancestorpopulationthe process bywhich speciesadapt toenvironmentalchanges over avery long timethe process ofmaking clearhow yourevidencesupports yourclaimto move fromone object toanother (ex:stove to pot)the force thatattracts a bodytoward the center ofEarth, or towardany other physicalbody having masseverything(living andnonliving) thatsurrounds anorganisma proposedanswer to aquestionabout thenatural worldto receivegenesfrom aparenta moon phasethat looks likeless than halfa circle fromEartha set ofinteractingparts forminga complexwhole.a trait that makesit more likely thatan individual willsurvive in aspecificenvironmenta group of organismsof the same kind (inone or morepopulations) that donot reproduce withorganisms from anyother groupa pattern thatdescribes howenergy iscarried fromone place toanothera forcebetween anobject and thesurface it ismoving overobservationstaken by thesenses(description ofobject or event)spinningof a objectaround itsaxisa long pieceof DNA thatcontainsmany genesvariable isbeing testedand measuredin anexperimentliving things,such asplants,animals, andbacteriathe amountof matterthat makesup an objectmoon phase thatoccurs when theEarth is betweenthe Moon andSuninformationabout thenatural worldthat is used tosupport orrefute a claima group of thesame type oforganismliving in thesame areaa trait that makesit less likely that anindividual willsurvive in aspecificenvironmentto bounceoff withoutabsorbingmoon phases froma full moon to anew moon, theamount seen fromEarth gets smallermagneticsthat aredifferentpolesthe numberof peaks of awave thatpass in asecondthe ability tomake thingsmove orchangemoon phase thatoccurs when theMoon isbetween theEarth and Sunbending offa wave asit changesmediumthe energyan objecthas becauseit is movinga moon phasethat looks likemore than halfa circle fromEarththe numberof individualswith eachtrait in apopulationthe energy ofheat fromatomsmoving withina substancehow fast anobject ismoving in aparticulardirectiona specificcharacteristicof anindividualorganismobservations takenby instruments suchas rulers andthermometers that ismeasurable (hasnumbers)a type of magnetin which themagnetic field isproduced by anelectric currenta relatedorganismfrom apreviousgenerationa diagram thatshows whatthe inside ofsomethinglooks likethe distancebetween onpeak of a thenextalignment of theEarth, Moon, andSun where theMoon passesbetween Earth andSun blocking theSun's lightmagnetsthat aresimilarpolesany differencein traitsbetweenindividualorganismsan object, diagram,or computer programthat helps usunderstandsomething by makingit simpler or easier toseeone of thetwo oppositeends of amagnetthe nearlycircular path asmaller object(like the Moon)travels around alarger objectevidence of lifefrom the past,such as fossilizedbones, footprints,or leaf printsa randomchange to agene thatsometimesresults in a newtraithow fast anobject ismoving withno respect todirectionto provideevidencethat goesagainst aclaimvariable thatis beingchanged inanexperimentspinning of anobject around theanother objectsuch as the Earthorbiting around theSunto passthrough(withoutchanging thematerial)aninstructionfor making aproteinmoleculeto takeina force thatslows an objectdown when itmoves throughthe airthe energythat is storedin an objector systema type ofmolecule thatgenes andchromosomesare made ofthe spacearound amagnet in whichmagnetic forcescan act onobjectsmatter thata wavetravelsthroughthe process bywhich thedistribution of traitsin a populationchanges over manygenerationsmoon phases froma new moon to afull moon, theamount seen fromEarth gets biggertheprocess ofcreatingoffspringtherelativesize ofthingsanything thathas massand takes upspaceto change fromone type toanother (ex:potential energyto kineticenergy)a push or apull that canchange themotion of anobjectsharing acommonancestorpopulationthemaximumheight ofa wavemeasureof gravityapplied toan object

8th Grade Terms - 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. a small part that is meant to show what the whole is like
  2. alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun where the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow
  3. a more recent species that evolved from an ancestor population
  4. the process by which species adapt to environmental changes over a very long time
  5. the process of making clear how your evidence supports your claim
  6. to move from one object to another (ex: stove to pot)
  7. the force that attracts a body toward the center of Earth, or toward any other physical body having mass
  8. everything (living and nonliving) that surrounds an organism
  9. a proposed answer to a question about the natural world
  10. to receive genes from a parent
  11. a moon phase that looks like less than half a circle from Earth
  12. a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole.
  13. a trait that makes it more likely that an individual will survive in a specific environment
  14. a group of organisms of the same kind (in one or more populations) that do not reproduce with organisms from any other group
  15. a pattern that describes how energy is carried from one place to another
  16. a force between an object and the surface it is moving over
  17. observations taken by the senses (description of object or event)
  18. spinning of a object around its axis
  19. a long piece of DNA that contains many genes
  20. variable is being tested and measured in an experiment
  21. living things, such as plants, animals, and bacteria
  22. the amount of matter that makes up an object
  23. moon phase that occurs when the Earth is between the Moon and Sun
  24. information about the natural world that is used to support or refute a claim
  25. a group of the same type of organism living in the same area
  26. a trait that makes it less likely that an individual will survive in a specific environment
  27. to bounce off without absorbing
  28. moon phases from a full moon to a new moon, the amount seen from Earth gets smaller
  29. magnetics that are different poles
  30. the number of peaks of a wave that pass in a second
  31. the ability to make things move or change
  32. moon phase that occurs when the Moon is between the Earth and Sun
  33. bending off a wave as it changes medium
  34. the energy an object has because it is moving
  35. a moon phase that looks like more than half a circle from Earth
  36. the number of individuals with each trait in a population
  37. the energy of heat from atoms moving within a substance
  38. how fast an object is moving in a particular direction
  39. a specific characteristic of an individual organism
  40. observations taken by instruments such as rulers and thermometers that is measurable (has numbers)
  41. a type of magnet in which the magnetic field is produced by an electric current
  42. a related organism from a previous generation
  43. a diagram that shows what the inside of something looks like
  44. the distance between on peak of a the next
  45. alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun where the Moon passes between Earth and Sun blocking the Sun's light
  46. magnets that are similar poles
  47. any difference in traits between individual organisms
  48. an object, diagram, or computer program that helps us understand something by making it simpler or easier to see
  49. one of the two opposite ends of a magnet
  50. the nearly circular path a smaller object (like the Moon) travels around a larger object
  51. evidence of life from the past, such as fossilized bones, footprints, or leaf prints
  52. a random change to a gene that sometimes results in a new trait
  53. how fast an object is moving with no respect to direction
  54. to provide evidence that goes against a claim
  55. variable that is being changed in an experiment
  56. spinning of an object around the another object such as the Earth orbiting around the Sun
  57. to pass through (without changing the material)
  58. an instruction for making a protein molecule
  59. to take in
  60. a force that slows an object down when it moves through the air
  61. the energy that is stored in an object or system
  62. a type of molecule that genes and chromosomes are made of
  63. the space around a magnet in which magnetic forces can act on objects
  64. matter that a wave travels through
  65. the process by which the distribution of traits in a population changes over many generations
  66. moon phases from a new moon to a full moon, the amount seen from Earth gets bigger
  67. the process of creating offspring
  68. the relative size of things
  69. anything that has mass and takes up space
  70. to change from one type to another (ex: potential energy to kinetic energy)
  71. a push or a pull that can change the motion of an object
  72. sharing a common ancestor population
  73. the maximum height of a wave
  74. measure of gravity applied to an object