Newton’s3rd lawof motionFor everyaction there’san equal andoppositereaction.Electro-magneticEnergyEnergy thattravels throughspace andreaches us asheat, light, andradiation.SolarCellsThin platesthat turnsolar energydirectly intoelectricity.TractionThe frictionbetween twoobjects that keepsthem from slidingacross each otherOpaque How wedescribe anobject thatlight can’tpass through.RenewableEnergyEnergymade fromsources thatdon’t run out.TransparentHow wedescribe amaterial thatallows nearly allthe light to passthrough.VisibleSpectrumThecolors wecan see.RadiantEnergyDescriptionof how lightspreads outin alldirections.Newton’s1st lawof motionSomething at rest orin motion in a straightline prefers to staythat way unlesssomething forces it tomove or stop moving.Newton’s2ndlaw ofmotionForce causes anobject to changespeed or direction;this change isresisted by the massof the object.SupersonicSpeedThe speedat whichsoundtravels.BioacousticsThe studyof soundmade bywildlifeShadowAn area ofblockedlight.SonarA system thatuses high-frequencyultrasonicwaves.AccelerationThe changein speed anddirectionsomething isgoing.HydropowerA source ofenergy madefrom fallingwater.186,000Miles PerSecondThespeedof light.MechanicsThestudy ofmotion.LubricantA substancethat reducesfriction.Mach1The speed ofanythingtravelingfaster than760 mph.ConductTo leadsomethingfrom oneplace toanother.WindEnergyA source ofelectricitymade frommoving air.InvisibleSpectrum Thecolors wecanNOTsee.Newton’s3rd lawof motionFor everyaction there’san equal andoppositereaction.Electro-magneticEnergyEnergy thattravels throughspace andreaches us asheat, light, andradiation.SolarCellsThin platesthat turnsolar energydirectly intoelectricity.TractionThe frictionbetween twoobjects that keepsthem from slidingacross each otherOpaque How wedescribe anobject thatlight can’tpass through.RenewableEnergyEnergymade fromsources thatdon’t run out.TransparentHow wedescribe amaterial thatallows nearly allthe light to passthrough.VisibleSpectrumThecolors wecan see.RadiantEnergyDescriptionof how lightspreads outin alldirections.Newton’s1st lawof motionSomething at rest orin motion in a straightline prefers to staythat way unlesssomething forces it tomove or stop moving.Newton’s2ndlaw ofmotionForce causes anobject to changespeed or direction;this change isresisted by the massof the object.SupersonicSpeedThe speedat whichsoundtravels.BioacousticsThe studyof soundmade bywildlifeShadowAn area ofblockedlight.SonarA system thatuses high-frequencyultrasonicwaves.AccelerationThe changein speed anddirectionsomething isgoing.HydropowerA source ofenergy madefrom fallingwater.186,000Miles PerSecondThespeedof light.MechanicsThestudy ofmotion.LubricantA substancethat reducesfriction.Mach1The speed ofanythingtravelingfaster than760 mph.ConductTo leadsomethingfrom oneplace toanother.WindEnergyA source ofelectricitymade frommoving air.InvisibleSpectrum Thecolors wecanNOTsee.

Apologia Physic Lessons 6-10 Part 2 - 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. For every action there’s an equal and opposite reaction.
    Newton’s 3rd law of motion
  2. Energy that travels through space and reaches us as heat, light, and radiation.
    Electro-magnetic Energy
  3. Thin plates that turn solar energy directly into electricity.
    Solar Cells
  4. The friction between two objects that keeps them from sliding across each other
    Traction
  5. How we describe an object that light can’t pass through.
    Opaque
  6. Energy made from sources that don’t run out.
    Renewable Energy
  7. How we describe a material that allows nearly all the light to pass through.
    Transparent
  8. The colors we can see.
    Visible Spectrum
  9. Description of how light spreads out in all directions.
    Radiant Energy
  10. Something at rest or in motion in a straight line prefers to stay that way unless something forces it to move or stop moving.
    Newton’s 1st law of motion
  11. Force causes an object to change speed or direction; this change is resisted by the mass of the object.
    Newton’s 2nd law of motion
  12. The speed at which sound travels.
    Supersonic Speed
  13. The study of sound made by wildlife
    Bioacoustics
  14. An area of blocked light.
    Shadow
  15. A system that uses high-frequency ultrasonic waves.
    Sonar
  16. The change in speed and direction something is going.
    Acceleration
  17. A source of energy made from falling water.
    Hydropower
  18. The speed of light.
    186,000 Miles Per Second
  19. The study of motion.
    Mechanics
  20. A substance that reduces friction.
    Lubricant
  21. The speed of anything traveling faster than 760 mph.
    Mach 1
  22. To lead something from one place to another.
    Conduct
  23. A source of electricity made from moving air.
    Wind Energy
  24. The colors we canNOT see.
    Invisible Spectrum