photosynthesisProcess forstoringenergy inmatter as"food"foodAn everyday orcommon namefor the sugar,glucose, starchmade by plantsand algae.carbondioxideis an input forphotosynthesis,along withsunlight andwaterBioticThe living (oronce living)parts of anenvironment.plantcellsContainchloroplasts, storesunlight aschemical energy,have roots, stemsand leavesconsumerAre shrimp aproducer,consumer ordecomposer?shrimpConsumerin theecosphereproducerAre algae aproducer,consumer ordecomposer?algaePlant-likemicroorganismenergyCan bestored inmatter (Forexampleglucose)gravelAir, gorgonia,water and thisare the mainabioticsubstances inthe ecospheresugaris an inputfor cellularrespirationalong withoxygensunlightBeginning ofmost foodchains/websairCarbon dioxide,oxygen andnitrogen arestored in thismixture.decomposerAre bacteriaa producer,consumer ordecomposer?mitochondriaMany celltypes havethis organellefor cellularrespirationbothWhich celltypes (animalor plant) needoxygen andhavemitochondria.bacteriaThedecomposerin theecosphereabioticThe non-livingmaterials inanenvironmentoxygenPlants andanimal needthis to releaseenergy fromsugar.cellularrespirationProcess toreleaseenergystored insugar/starchheatThe only"thing" thatcan escapetheecospherenutrientsAbioticmaterialsneeded byliving thingsstarchSome plantschange thesugar theymake intothis to store.matterBoth the livingand non-livingmaterials of anecosystem aremade up ofthis.AnimalcellsDo not havechloroplastschloroplastFound inplant cellsbut notanimal cellswaterAn input forphotosynthesisalong withsunlight andcarbon dioxide.photosynthesisProcess forstoringenergy inmatter as"food"foodAn everyday orcommon namefor the sugar,glucose, starchmade by plantsand algae.carbondioxideis an input forphotosynthesis,along withsunlight andwaterBioticThe living (oronce living)parts of anenvironment.plantcellsContainchloroplasts, storesunlight aschemical energy,have roots, stemsand leavesconsumerAre shrimp aproducer,consumer ordecomposer?shrimpConsumerin theecosphereproducerAre algae aproducer,consumer ordecomposer?algaePlant-likemicroorganismenergyCan bestored inmatter (Forexampleglucose)gravelAir, gorgonia,water and thisare the mainabioticsubstances inthe ecospheresugaris an inputfor cellularrespirationalong withoxygensunlightBeginning ofmost foodchains/websairCarbon dioxide,oxygen andnitrogen arestored in thismixture.decomposerAre bacteriaa producer,consumer ordecomposer?mitochondriaMany celltypes havethis organellefor cellularrespirationbothWhich celltypes (animalor plant) needoxygen andhavemitochondria.bacteriaThedecomposerin theecosphereabioticThe non-livingmaterials inanenvironmentoxygenPlants andanimal needthis to releaseenergy fromsugar.cellularrespirationProcess toreleaseenergystored insugar/starchheatThe only"thing" thatcan escapetheecospherenutrientsAbioticmaterialsneeded byliving thingsstarchSome plantschange thesugar theymake intothis to store.matterBoth the livingand non-livingmaterials of anecosystem aremade up ofthis.AnimalcellsDo not havechloroplastschloroplastFound inplant cellsbut notanimal cellswaterAn input forphotosynthesisalong withsunlight andcarbon dioxide.

Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration - 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 for storing energy in matter as "food"
    photosynthesis
  2. An everyday or common name for the sugar, glucose, starch made by plants and algae.
    food
  3. is an input for photosynthesis, along with sunlight and water
    carbon dioxide
  4. The living (or once living) parts of an environment.
    Biotic
  5. Contain chloroplasts, store sunlight as chemical energy, have roots, stems and leaves
    plant cells
  6. Are shrimp a producer, consumer or decomposer?
    consumer
  7. Consumer in the ecosphere
    shrimp
  8. Are algae a producer, consumer or decomposer?
    producer
  9. Plant-like microorganism
    algae
  10. Can be stored in matter (For example glucose)
    energy
  11. Air, gorgonia, water and this are the main abiotic substances in the ecosphere
    gravel
  12. is an input for cellular respiration along with oxygen
    sugar
  13. Beginning of most food chains/webs
    sunlight
  14. Carbon dioxide, oxygen and nitrogen are stored in this mixture.
    air
  15. Are bacteria a producer, consumer or decomposer?
    decomposer
  16. Many cell types have this organelle for cellular respiration
    mitochondria
  17. Which cell types (animal or plant) need oxygen and have mitochondria.
    both
  18. The decomposer in the ecosphere
    bacteria
  19. The non-living materials in an environment
    abiotic
  20. Plants and animal need this to release energy from sugar.
    oxygen
  21. Process to release energy stored in sugar/starch
    cellular respiration
  22. The only "thing" that can escape the ecosphere
    heat
  23. Abiotic materials needed by living things
    nutrients
  24. Some plants change the sugar they make into this to store.
    starch
  25. Both the living and non-living materials of an ecosystem are made up of this.
    matter
  26. Do not have chloroplasts
    Animal cells
  27. Found in plant cells but not animal cells
    chloroplast
  28. An input for photosynthesis along with sunlight and carbon dioxide.
    water