TrophicEnergylevels innatureAbioticNon-livingfactors in anenvironmentCompetitionThe fightfor food,shelter,matesCommensalismSymbiosiswhere 1speciesbenefits, 1species isunchangedBioticLivingfactors inanecosystemCarnivoreOrganismsthat eatsonlyanimalsEcosystemBiotic andAbioticfactors inan areaSugarChemicalmade byplants forenergyProducerOrganisms thatmake sugarfrom water andcarbon dioxideOmnivoreOrganismthat eatsplants andanimalsSecondaryConsumerOrganismsthatconsumeprimaryconsumersFoodWeb2 or moreoverlappingfood chainsDecomposerOrganismthat breaksdown deador decayingmatterSymbiosisRelationshipbetween 2speciesTertiaryConsumerOrganism atthe top of theenergypyramidParasitismSymbiosiswhere 1organismbenefits, 1 isharmedHostAn organismthat is ahome foranotherorganismPredationSymbiosiswhere 1organismkills and eatsanotherPrimaryConsumersAnimals onthe 1st levelof the energypyramidParasiteOrganismthat is badfor a hostHerbivoreAn animalthat eatsonlyplantsMutualismSymbiosiswhere bothspeciesbenefitCarbonDioxideGas usedby plantsto makesugarFoodChainSinglepath ofenergy innatureTrophicEnergylevels innatureAbioticNon-livingfactors in anenvironmentCompetitionThe fightfor food,shelter,matesCommensalismSymbiosiswhere 1speciesbenefits, 1species isunchangedBioticLivingfactors inanecosystemCarnivoreOrganismsthat eatsonlyanimalsEcosystemBiotic andAbioticfactors inan areaSugarChemicalmade byplants forenergyProducerOrganisms thatmake sugarfrom water andcarbon dioxideOmnivoreOrganismthat eatsplants andanimalsSecondaryConsumerOrganismsthatconsumeprimaryconsumersFoodWeb2 or moreoverlappingfood chainsDecomposerOrganismthat breaksdown deador decayingmatterSymbiosisRelationshipbetween 2speciesTertiaryConsumerOrganism atthe top of theenergypyramidParasitismSymbiosiswhere 1organismbenefits, 1 isharmedHostAn organismthat is ahome foranotherorganismPredationSymbiosiswhere 1organismkills and eatsanotherPrimaryConsumersAnimals onthe 1st levelof the energypyramidParasiteOrganismthat is badfor a hostHerbivoreAn animalthat eatsonlyplantsMutualismSymbiosiswhere bothspeciesbenefitCarbonDioxideGas usedby plantsto makesugarFoodChainSinglepath ofenergy innature

Symbiosis - 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. Energy levels in nature
    Trophic
  2. Non-living factors in an environment
    Abiotic
  3. The fight for food, shelter, mates
    Competition
  4. Symbiosis where 1 species benefits, 1 species is unchanged
    Commensalism
  5. Living factors in an ecosystem
    Biotic
  6. Organisms that eats only animals
    Carnivore
  7. Biotic and Abiotic factors in an area
    Ecosystem
  8. Chemical made by plants for energy
    Sugar
  9. Organisms that make sugar from water and carbon dioxide
    Producer
  10. Organism that eats plants and animals
    Omnivore
  11. Organisms that consume primary consumers
    Secondary Consumer
  12. 2 or more overlapping food chains
    Food Web
  13. Organism that breaks down dead or decaying matter
    Decomposer
  14. Relationship between 2 species
    Symbiosis
  15. Organism at the top of the energy pyramid
    Tertiary Consumer
  16. Symbiosis where 1 organism benefits, 1 is harmed
    Parasitism
  17. An organism that is a home for another organism
    Host
  18. Symbiosis where 1 organism kills and eats another
    Predation
  19. Animals on the 1st level of the energy pyramid
    Primary Consumers
  20. Organism that is bad for a host
    Parasite
  21. An animal that eats only plants
    Herbivore
  22. Symbiosis where both species benefit
    Mutualism
  23. Gas used by plants to make sugar
    Carbon Dioxide
  24. Single path of energy in nature
    Food Chain