FunctionHowsomethingworksFiberComplexcarbohydratethat we can'tbreak downHealThe processof becominghealthyagainFractureBrokenboneFatMadeof fattyacidsRockArmorAnunderwatercage ofrocksHazardUsually anatural eventthat putshumans indangerTransformPlateboundarywhere platesmove pasteach otherMetatarsalFootbonesBoundaryWheretwo platescometogetherMantleThe mostlyliquid layerright underthe crustSkinBody tissueresponsiblefor protectionCausationWhen onething leadsto anotherthinghappeningCoreThecenter ofthe earthX-RayAnimage ofbonesSedimentSmallpieces ofrock andsoilLeveeA wall usedto divertwater awayAminoAcidBuildingblock ofproteinsUnicellularMadeof onecellWaveHeightHow talla tsunamiisMRIAn imageof bonesandmuscleDepthHow farunder thesurface anearthquakehappensUpliftAmountaingettingtallerStructureHowsomethingis builtOceanicPlateunderwaterCellsSmallestlivingbuildingblockMulticellularMade ofmore thanone cellPhotosynthesisThe processof plantsmaking theirown foodTsunamiA hazardconsistingof a verylarge waveInputsThingsgoing intoa systemProteinMade ofaminoacidesSystemsGroups oforgansthat worktogetherOutputsThingsproducedby asystemSeaWallAn okaysolution tostop atsunami fromhitting shoreMuscleBody tissueresponsibleformovementBoneBody tissueresponsiblefor bloodproductionChloroplastThe organellein plants thatdoesphotosynthesisRecurvedWallA "C"Shapedstructure toredirectwater/wavesMagma/LavaLiquidrockBedrockSolid rockat thebase ofthe crustNervesBody tissueresponsiblefor sendingand receivingsignalsBacteriaSingle celledorganismresponsiblefor infectionsMagnitudeThe term totalk abouthow big anearthquakeisFaultLineA crackin aplateEarthquakeWhenplatesmoveCreepRockmovingover timeWeatheringThebreakingdown ofrockErosionThemovementof rockContinentalPlatemostlyabovewaterDepositionDumpingrock in anewplace.HydroponicGrowingplants inwaterCorrelationWhen twothingsincrease atthe sametimeConvergentPlateboundarywhere platesmove towardeachotherCompleCarbohydratesMade of abunch ofglucose puttogetherPlateA pieceof thecrustTissueA group ofcells thatworktogetherCrustThe toplayer ofthe earthDivergentPlate boundarywhere platesmove awayfrom each otherGlucoseBuildingblocks ofcomplexcarbohydratesFattyAcidsBuildingblock offatsBloodBody tissueresponsiblefor carryingoxygenEpicenterThestartingplace of anearthquakeFunctionHowsomethingworksFiberComplexcarbohydratethat we can'tbreak downHealThe processof becominghealthyagainFractureBrokenboneFatMadeof fattyacidsRockArmorAnunderwatercage ofrocksHazardUsually anatural eventthat putshumans indangerTransformPlateboundarywhere platesmove pasteach otherMetatarsalFootbonesBoundaryWheretwo platescometogetherMantleThe mostlyliquid layerright underthe crustSkinBody tissueresponsiblefor protectionCausationWhen onething leadsto anotherthinghappeningCoreThecenter ofthe earthX-RayAnimage ofbonesSedimentSmallpieces ofrock andsoilLeveeA wall usedto divertwater awayAminoAcidBuildingblock ofproteinsUnicellularMadeof onecellWaveHeightHow talla tsunamiisMRIAn imageof bonesandmuscleDepthHow farunder thesurface anearthquakehappensUpliftAmountaingettingtallerStructureHowsomethingis builtOceanicPlateunderwaterCellsSmallestlivingbuildingblockMulticellularMade ofmore thanone cellPhotosynthesisThe processof plantsmaking theirown foodTsunamiA hazardconsistingof a verylarge waveInputsThingsgoing intoa systemProteinMade ofaminoacidesSystemsGroups oforgansthat worktogetherOutputsThingsproducedby asystemSeaWallAn okaysolution tostop atsunami fromhitting shoreMuscleBody tissueresponsibleformovementBoneBody tissueresponsiblefor bloodproductionChloroplastThe organellein plants thatdoesphotosynthesisRecurvedWallA "C"Shapedstructure toredirectwater/wavesMagma/LavaLiquidrockBedrockSolid rockat thebase ofthe crustNervesBody tissueresponsiblefor sendingand receivingsignalsBacteriaSingle celledorganismresponsiblefor infectionsMagnitudeThe term totalk abouthow big anearthquakeisFaultLineA crackin aplateEarthquakeWhenplatesmoveCreepRockmovingover timeWeatheringThebreakingdown ofrockErosionThemovementof rockContinentalPlatemostlyabovewaterDepositionDumpingrock in anewplace.HydroponicGrowingplants inwaterCorrelationWhen twothingsincrease atthe sametimeConvergentPlateboundarywhere platesmove towardeachotherCompleCarbohydratesMade of abunch ofglucose puttogetherPlateA pieceof thecrustTissueA group ofcells thatworktogetherCrustThe toplayer ofthe earthDivergentPlate boundarywhere platesmove awayfrom each otherGlucoseBuildingblocks ofcomplexcarbohydratesFattyAcidsBuildingblock offatsBloodBody tissueresponsiblefor carryingoxygenEpicenterThestartingplace of anearthquake

Untitled Bingo - 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. How something works
    Function
  2. Complex carbohydrate that we can't break down
    Fiber
  3. The process of becoming healthy again
    Heal
  4. Broken bone
    Fracture
  5. Made of fatty acids
    Fat
  6. An underwater cage of rocks
    Rock Armor
  7. Usually a natural event that puts humans in danger
    Hazard
  8. Plate boundary where plates move past each other
    Transform
  9. Foot bones
    Metatarsal
  10. Where two plates come together
    Boundary
  11. The mostly liquid layer right under the crust
    Mantle
  12. Body tissue responsible for protection
    Skin
  13. When one thing leads to another thing happening
    Causation
  14. The center of the earth
    Core
  15. An image of bones
    X-Ray
  16. Small pieces of rock and soil
    Sediment
  17. A wall used to divert water away
    Levee
  18. Building block of proteins
    Amino Acid
  19. Made of one cell
    Unicellular
  20. How tall a tsunami is
    Wave Height
  21. An image of bones and muscle
    MRI
  22. How far under the surface an earthquake happens
    Depth
  23. A mountain getting taller
    Uplift
  24. How something is built
    Structure
  25. Plate under water
    Oceanic
  26. Smallest living building block
    Cells
  27. Made of more than one cell
    Multicellular
  28. The process of plants making their own food
    Photosynthesis
  29. A hazard consisting of a very large wave
    Tsunami
  30. Things going into a system
    Inputs
  31. Made of amino acides
    Protein
  32. Groups of organs that work together
    Systems
  33. Things produced by a system
    Outputs
  34. An okay solution to stop a tsunami from hitting shore
    Sea Wall
  35. Body tissue responsible for movement
    Muscle
  36. Body tissue responsible for blood production
    Bone
  37. The organelle in plants that does photosynthesis
    Chloroplast
  38. A "C" Shaped structure to redirect water/waves
    Recurved Wall
  39. Liquid rock
    Magma/Lava
  40. Solid rock at the base of the crust
    Bedrock
  41. Body tissue responsible for sending and receiving signals
    Nerves
  42. Single celled organism responsible for infections
    Bacteria
  43. The term to talk about how big an earthquake is
    Magnitude
  44. A crack in a plate
    Fault Line
  45. When plates move
    Earthquake
  46. Rock moving over time
    Creep
  47. The breaking down of rock
    Weathering
  48. The movement of rock
    Erosion
  49. Plate mostly above water
    Continental
  50. Dumping rock in a new place.
    Deposition
  51. Growing plants in water
    Hydroponic
  52. When two things increase at the same time
    Correlation
  53. Plate boundary where plates move toward eachother
    Convergent
  54. Made of a bunch of glucose put together
    Comple Carbohydrates
  55. A piece of the crust
    Plate
  56. A group of cells that work together
    Tissue
  57. The top layer of the earth
    Crust
  58. Plate boundary where plates move away from each other
    Divergent
  59. Building blocks of complex carbohydrates
    Glucose
  60. Building block of fats
    Fatty Acids
  61. Body tissue responsible for carrying oxygen
    Blood
  62. The starting place of an earthquake
    Epicenter