The criminalact ofdeliberatelystarting afire.Hours after a fire,nature's recoveryis alreadyunderway. What isanother word forthis?Departmentof Fire andEmergencyServicesIn which yeardid the BlackSaturday firesin Victoriahappen?The pattern,frequency, andintensity of thebushfires overlong periods oftime A group of livingorganisms that livein and interact witheach other in aspecificenvironment.Americandescriptionfor abushfireA whirlwindinduced by afire and oftencomposed offlame or ash.A major eventbrought about by thenatural processes ofEarth that causeswidespreaddestruction to theenvironment and lossof life.The dropping ofwater onto abushfire froman aeroplane orhelicopter.Hot lump ofslowly burningfuel that can beblown ahead ofthe fire.This heat is manytimes hotter that theair temperature. Thefront of a moving fireradiates up to sixtimes more heat thanits back.What are the 3elementsnecessary for afire to start andcontinue toburn?A type of leafthat can giveoffflammablefumes?The orderof rank inthe fireservice.All of thesecontribute toan increasedfire risk.A way inwhich peoplecan protecttheir propertyfrom bushfiresHow long didthe BlackSaturday firein Victoriaburn for?HEAT ORSMOKEIN THEAIRThe commonword used inAmerica forbushfire.A fire ignitedoutside a longway away fromthe main fire byflying sparks orembers.A word used todescribe grass,leaf litter, logs,twigs that can beignited and keep afire going.How manyanimals died inthe Victoria,Black Saturdayfires?A giant spark ofelectricity in theatmosphere thatcan cause abushfire.A fire setintentionally forthe purpose offorestmanagement.The criminalact ofdeliberatelystarting afire.Hours after a fire,nature's recoveryis alreadyunderway. What isanother word forthis?Departmentof Fire andEmergencyServicesIn which yeardid the BlackSaturday firesin Victoriahappen?The pattern,frequency, andintensity of thebushfires overlong periods oftime A group of livingorganisms that livein and interact witheach other in aspecificenvironment.Americandescriptionfor abushfireA whirlwindinduced by afire and oftencomposed offlame or ash.A major eventbrought about by thenatural processes ofEarth that causeswidespreaddestruction to theenvironment and lossof life.The dropping ofwater onto abushfire froman aeroplane orhelicopter.Hot lump ofslowly burningfuel that can beblown ahead ofthe fire.This heat is manytimes hotter that theair temperature. Thefront of a moving fireradiates up to sixtimes more heat thanits back.What are the 3elementsnecessary for afire to start andcontinue toburn?A type of leafthat can giveoffflammablefumes?The orderof rank inthe fireservice.All of thesecontribute toan increasedfire risk.A way inwhich peoplecan protecttheir propertyfrom bushfiresHow long didthe BlackSaturday firein Victoriaburn for?HEAT ORSMOKEIN THEAIRThe commonword used inAmerica forbushfire.A fire ignitedoutside a longway away fromthe main fire byflying sparks orembers.A word used todescribe grass,leaf litter, logs,twigs that can beignited and keep afire going.How manyanimals died inthe Victoria,Black Saturdayfires?A giant spark ofelectricity in theatmosphere thatcan cause abushfire.A fire setintentionally forthe purpose offorestmanagement.

BUSHFIRES - 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 criminal act of deliberately starting a fire.
  2. Hours after a fire, nature's recovery is already underway. What is another word for this?
  3. Department of Fire and Emergency Services
  4. In which year did the Black Saturday fires in Victoria happen?
  5. The pattern, frequency, and intensity of the bushfires over long periods of time
  6. A group of living organisms that live in and interact with each other in a specific environment.
  7. American description for a bushfire
  8. A whirlwind induced by a fire and often composed of flame or ash.
  9. A major event brought about by the natural processes of Earth that causes widespread destruction to the environment and loss of life.
  10. The dropping of water onto a bushfire from an aeroplane or helicopter.
  11. Hot lump of slowly burning fuel that can be blown ahead of the fire.
  12. This heat is many times hotter that the air temperature. The front of a moving fire radiates up to six times more heat than its back.
  13. What are the 3 elements necessary for a fire to start and continue to burn?
  14. A type of leaf that can give off flammable fumes?
  15. The order of rank in the fire service.
  16. All of these contribute to an increased fire risk.
  17. A way in which people can protect their property from bushfires
  18. How long did the Black Saturday fire in Victoria burn for?
  19. HEAT OR SMOKE IN THE AIR
  20. The common word used in America for bushfire.
  21. A fire ignited outside a long way away from the main fire by flying sparks or embers.
  22. A word used to describe grass, leaf litter, logs, twigs that can be ignited and keep a fire going.
  23. How many animals died in the Victoria, Black Saturday fires?
  24. A giant spark of electricity in the atmosphere that can cause a bushfire.
  25. A fire set intentionally for the purpose of forest management.