endocytosisprocess by which acell uses energy tosurround a particleand enclose theparticle in a vesicle tobring the particle intothe cellchromosomespackagedDNAdiffusionthe movement ofmolecules fromhighconcentrationsto lowconcentrations.vesiclea small sac orvacuole withinthe body;used in activetransportMitosisa type of celldivision wherea single cellforms twonew cellsxylemandphloemtransportsystem inmanyplantsaddingnewcellshowmulticellularorganismsgrowobtain and useenergy; makenew cells;exchangematerials;eliminate wastefour thingscells can doto maintainhomeostasisexocytosiswhen particlesare enclosedin a vesicleand releasedfrom a cellcarbohydrates,proteins, lipidsthreeclasses offoodmoleculeshomeostasismaintenanceof a constantinternal statein a changingenvironmentcellularrespirationprocess bywhich cells useoxygen toproduce energyfrom foodphloemtransportsfood madewithinplant cellspermeableallowingliquids orgasses topass throughitactivetransportthe movement ofparticles acrossthe cellmembrane thatrequires the cellto use energynervecellthis cellcannotdivide orproduce newcellscardiovascularsystemthe maintransportsystem inthe humanbodya constantsupply ofenergycellsneed thisto survivexylemtissue thattransports waterand mineralsfrom the roots tothe rest of aplantphotosynthesisprocess inwhich plantsmake theirown foodskincellthis cellconstantlydivides to placethose that havedied or aredamagedsunlight,carbondioxideand waterplants obtainenergy throughphotosynthesisby using theseosmosisthe diffusion ofwater through asemi-permeablemembranepassivetransportthe movement ofparticles acrossa cell membranewithout the useof energyendocytosisprocess by which acell uses energy tosurround a particleand enclose theparticle in a vesicle tobring the particle intothe cellchromosomespackagedDNAdiffusionthe movement ofmolecules fromhighconcentrationsto lowconcentrations.vesiclea small sac orvacuole withinthe body;used in activetransportMitosisa type of celldivision wherea single cellforms twonew cellsxylemandphloemtransportsystem inmanyplantsaddingnewcellshowmulticellularorganismsgrowobtain and useenergy; makenew cells;exchangematerials;eliminate wastefour thingscells can doto maintainhomeostasisexocytosiswhen particlesare enclosedin a vesicleand releasedfrom a cellcarbohydrates,proteins, lipidsthreeclasses offoodmoleculeshomeostasismaintenanceof a constantinternal statein a changingenvironmentcellularrespirationprocess bywhich cells useoxygen toproduce energyfrom foodphloemtransportsfood madewithinplant cellspermeableallowingliquids orgasses topass throughitactivetransportthe movement ofparticles acrossthe cellmembrane thatrequires the cellto use energynervecellthis cellcannotdivide orproduce newcellscardiovascularsystemthe maintransportsystem inthe humanbodya constantsupply ofenergycellsneed thisto survivexylemtissue thattransports waterand mineralsfrom the roots tothe rest of aplantphotosynthesisprocess inwhich plantsmake theirown foodskincellthis cellconstantlydivides to placethose that havedied or aredamagedsunlight,carbondioxideand waterplants obtainenergy throughphotosynthesisby using theseosmosisthe diffusion ofwater through asemi-permeablemembranepassivetransportthe movement ofparticles acrossa cell membranewithout the useof energy

Science Lesson 5 - 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. process by which a cell uses energy to surround a particle and enclose the particle in a vesicle to bring the particle into the cell
    endocytosis
  2. packaged DNA
    chromosomes
  3. the movement of molecules from high concentrations to low concentrations.
    diffusion
  4. a small sac or vacuole within the body; used in active transport
    vesicle
  5. a type of cell division where a single cell forms two new cells
    Mitosis
  6. transport system in many plants
    xylem and phloem
  7. how multicellular organisms grow
    adding new cells
  8. four things cells can do to maintain homeostasis
    obtain and use energy; make new cells; exchange materials; eliminate waste
  9. when particles are enclosed in a vesicle and released from a cell
    exocytosis
  10. three classes of food molecules
    carbohydrates, proteins, lipids
  11. maintenance of a constant internal state in a changing environment
    homeostasis
  12. process by which cells use oxygen to produce energy from food
    cellular respiration
  13. transports food made within plant cells
    phloem
  14. allowing liquids or gasses to pass through it
    permeable
  15. the movement of particles across the cell membrane that requires the cell to use energy
    active transport
  16. this cell cannot divide or produce new cells
    nerve cell
  17. the main transport system in the human body
    cardiovascular system
  18. cells need this to survive
    a constant supply of energy
  19. tissue that transports water and minerals from the roots to the rest of a plant
    xylem
  20. process in which plants make their own food
    photosynthesis
  21. this cell constantly divides to place those that have died or are damaged
    skin cell
  22. plants obtain energy through photosynthesis by using these
    sunlight, carbon dioxide and water
  23. the diffusion of water through a semi-permeable membrane
    osmosis
  24. the movement of particles across a cell membrane without the use of energy
    passive transport