multicellularorganismThe cellshavedifferentfunctionsinheritedtraitnose shapeearlobeshapetongue-rollingnervoussystembody systemthat sendselectricalsignals to allother bodysystemsDigestiveorgansMouthStomachEsophagusIntestinesnervousandmuscularThe nervoussystemcontrols themuscularsystemmulticellularorganismsinsectsandhumansNervousorgansBrainSpinalcord muscularorgansskeletalmusclessmoothmusclescardiacmusclescardiovascularsystemtransportgases andnutrientsthroughoutthe bodyCirculatoryandnervousThey arebothtransportsystems.nervousandcirculatoryhuman bodysystems arelocatedthroughoutmost of thebodyMarrowbonesProducesbloodcellsRespiratoryorgansTracheaLungsDiaphragmBronchisingle-celledorganismsTheyperformall lifeprocessesCardiovascularorgansHeartVeinsArteriesCapillariesdigestiveandcirculatoryBoth absorbgases ornutrients intothe bodysingle-celledexamplesbacteria(amoeba)fungi(Yeast)learnedbehaviorsfoodpreferencelanguagemulticellularorganismsneedtransportsystemsMost have cellsthat are not able toexchange gaseswith the outsideenvironment.GenesCarry theinformation thatdeterminesyour physicaltraitsrespiratoryandcirculatoryThe respiratorysystem exchangesoxygen and carbondioxide with thecirculatory systemsimilarphysicaltraitsParent andoffspringhave similargeneticstructuresSkeletalorgansBonesCartilagesligamentsbacterialcellIt has theability tocarry out allof its lifefunctions.DNAThe moleculeinside cellsthat containsthe geneticinformationmulticellularorganismThe cellshavedifferentfunctionsinheritedtraitnose shapeearlobeshapetongue-rollingnervoussystembody systemthat sendselectricalsignals to allother bodysystemsDigestiveorgansMouthStomachEsophagusIntestinesnervousandmuscularThe nervoussystemcontrols themuscularsystemmulticellularorganismsinsectsandhumansNervousorgansBrainSpinalcord muscularorgansskeletalmusclessmoothmusclescardiacmusclescardiovascularsystemtransportgases andnutrientsthroughoutthe bodyCirculatoryandnervousThey arebothtransportsystems.nervousandcirculatoryhuman bodysystems arelocatedthroughoutmost of thebodyMarrowbonesProducesbloodcellsRespiratoryorgansTracheaLungsDiaphragmBronchisingle-celledorganismsTheyperformall lifeprocessesCardiovascularorgansHeartVeinsArteriesCapillariesdigestiveandcirculatoryBoth absorbgases ornutrients intothe bodysingle-celledexamplesbacteria(amoeba)fungi(Yeast)learnedbehaviorsfoodpreferencelanguagemulticellularorganismsneedtransportsystemsMost have cellsthat are not able toexchange gaseswith the outsideenvironment.GenesCarry theinformation thatdeterminesyour physicaltraitsrespiratoryandcirculatoryThe respiratorysystem exchangesoxygen and carbondioxide with thecirculatory systemsimilarphysicaltraitsParent andoffspringhave similargeneticstructuresSkeletalorgansBonesCartilagesligamentsbacterialcellIt has theability tocarry out allof its lifefunctions.DNAThe moleculeinside cellsthat containsthe geneticinformation

Living organisms - 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. The cells have different functions
    multicellular organism
  2. nose shape earlobe shape tongue-rolling
    inherited trait
  3. body system that sends electrical signals to all other body systems
    nervous system
  4. Mouth Stomach Esophagus Intestines
    Digestive organs
  5. The nervous system controls the muscular system
    nervous and muscular
  6. insects and humans
    multicellular organisms
  7. Brain Spinal cord
    Nervous organs
  8. skeletal muscles smooth muscles cardiac muscles
    muscular organs
  9. transport gases and nutrients throughout the body
    cardiovascular system
  10. They are both transport systems.
    Circulatory and nervous
  11. human body systems are located throughout most of the body
    nervous and circulatory
  12. Produces blood cells
    Marrow bones
  13. Trachea Lungs Diaphragm Bronchi
    Respiratory organs
  14. They perform all life processes
    single-celled organisms
  15. Heart Veins Arteries Capillaries
    Cardiovascular organs
  16. Both absorb gases or nutrients into the body
    digestive and circulatory
  17. bacteria (amoeba) fungi (Yeast)
    single-celled examples
  18. food preference language
    learned behaviors
  19. Most have cells that are not able to exchange gases with the outside environment.
    multicellular organisms need transport systems
  20. Carry the information that determines your physical traits
    Genes
  21. The respiratory system exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide with the circulatory system
    respiratory and circulatory
  22. Parent and offspring have similar genetic structures
    similar physical traits
  23. Bones Cartilages ligaments
    Skeletal organs
  24. It has the ability to carry out all of its life functions.
    bacterial cell
  25. The molecule inside cells that contains the genetic information
    DNA