10. Controlall cellsactivity,containsDNA37. Notwellhydrated45.Coughing upphlegm anddifficultybreathing47. Thefemale has alarger, flatterpelvis bone15.Arteries9.chloroplasts43. Weuse lessmusclesto smile39. They cancontain excessamounts ofsodium andsugar24.Circulatory16.Respiratory35.Protectsthe brainfrom injury17. Tinysingle celledorganismslike bacteria.14. To supplyoxygen andnutrients tothe body viablood vessels30. When thediaphragmcontracts, thelungs expandand allowoxygen to enter36. Attachmusclesto bones11. cellmembrane48. Denseouter layer,spongybone,Marrow23. Tostore urineprior toremoval38. 6-8,8-ozglasses8. Morecomplex,has DNAin nucleus44. They havedamaged ciliain therespiratorysystem21. To have abetterunderstandingof life34. Acommonbeetle29.Oxygen18. Singlecellular,nonucleus1. Theinvention andimprovementof themicroscope40. Allowformovement49.Appendicular,axial42.Smooth13. Nucleus,mitochondria2. He first usedthe term ‘cell’ todescribe whathe was seeing.27.Voluntary12. Storeswater andnutrients28.Skeletal46. Acutebronchitis31. Plantsneed carbondioxide tosurvive3. Scientists nowknow much moreabout cells andbacteria which is abenefit to allhumans19.Absorption ofmineralsand nutrients5.bacteria22. Bloodflow isblocked by ablood clot.20. Cells donot work wellwhen theyget too large32. Changes foodinto minerals andnutrients that areabsorbed intobloodstream41. They attachthe muscle totwo bones andallow formovement7. BothcontainDNA4. Cellsare onlycreated byother cells25. A jobthat allowsyou to sitall day33. Removewater fromthe remainingundigestedmaterial26.Arrhythmia6. There isno nucleusin aprokaryote10. Controlall cellsactivity,containsDNA37. Notwellhydrated45.Coughing upphlegm anddifficultybreathing47. Thefemale has alarger, flatterpelvis bone15.Arteries9.chloroplasts43. Weuse lessmusclesto smile39. They cancontain excessamounts ofsodium andsugar24.Circulatory16.Respiratory35.Protectsthe brainfrom injury17. Tinysingle celledorganismslike bacteria.14. To supplyoxygen andnutrients tothe body viablood vessels30. When thediaphragmcontracts, thelungs expandand allowoxygen to enter36. Attachmusclesto bones11. cellmembrane48. Denseouter layer,spongybone,Marrow23. Tostore urineprior toremoval38. 6-8,8-ozglasses8. Morecomplex,has DNAin nucleus44. They havedamaged ciliain therespiratorysystem21. To have abetterunderstandingof life34. Acommonbeetle29.Oxygen18. Singlecellular,nonucleus1. Theinvention andimprovementof themicroscope40. Allowformovement49.Appendicular,axial42.Smooth13. Nucleus,mitochondria2. He first usedthe term ‘cell’ todescribe whathe was seeing.27.Voluntary12. Storeswater andnutrients28.Skeletal46. Acutebronchitis31. Plantsneed carbondioxide tosurvive3. Scientists nowknow much moreabout cells andbacteria which is abenefit to allhumans19.Absorption ofmineralsand nutrients5.bacteria22. Bloodflow isblocked by ablood clot.20. Cells donot work wellwhen theyget too large32. Changes foodinto minerals andnutrients that areabsorbed intobloodstream41. They attachthe muscle totwo bones andallow formovement7. BothcontainDNA4. Cellsare onlycreated byother cells25. A jobthat allowsyou to sitall day33. Removewater fromthe remainingundigestedmaterial26.Arrhythmia6. There isno nucleusin aprokaryote

SCIENCE 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. 10. Control all cells activity, contains DNA
  2. 37. Not well hydrated
  3. 45. Coughing up phlegm and difficulty breathing
  4. 47. The female has a larger, flatter pelvis bone
  5. 15. Arteries
  6. 9. chloroplasts
  7. 43. We use less muscles to smile
  8. 39. They can contain excess amounts of sodium and sugar
  9. 24. Circulatory
  10. 16. Respiratory
  11. 35. Protects the brain from injury
  12. 17. Tiny single celled organisms like bacteria.
  13. 14. To supply oxygen and nutrients to the body via blood vessels
  14. 30. When the diaphragm contracts, the lungs expand and allow oxygen to enter
  15. 36. Attach muscles to bones
  16. 11. cell membrane
  17. 48. Dense outer layer, spongy bone, Marrow
  18. 23. To store urine prior to removal
  19. 38. 6-8, 8-oz glasses
  20. 8. More complex, has DNA in nucleus
  21. 44. They have damaged cilia in the respiratory system
  22. 21. To have a better understanding of life
  23. 34. A common beetle
  24. 29. Oxygen
  25. 18. Single cellular, no nucleus
  26. 1. The invention and improvement of the microscope
  27. 40. Allow for movement
  28. 49. Appendicular, axial
  29. 42. Smooth
  30. 13. Nucleus, mitochondria
  31. 2. He first used the term ‘cell’ to describe what he was seeing.
  32. 27. Voluntary
  33. 12. Stores water and nutrients
  34. 28. Skeletal
  35. 46. Acute bronchitis
  36. 31. Plants need carbon dioxide to survive
  37. 3. Scientists now know much more about cells and bacteria which is a benefit to all humans
  38. 19. Absorption of minerals and nutrients
  39. 5. bacteria
  40. 22. Blood flow is blocked by a blood clot.
  41. 20. Cells do not work well when they get too large
  42. 32. Changes food into minerals and nutrients that are absorbed into bloodstream
  43. 41. They attach the muscle to two bones and allow for movement
  44. 7. Both contain DNA
  45. 4. Cells are only created by other cells
  46. 25. A job that allows you to sit all day
  47. 33. Remove water from the remaining undigested material
  48. 26. Arrhythmia
  49. 6. There is no nucleus in a prokaryote