A communityof organismand on-livingthingsThe effectgravity hason the massof an objectA large regionof land withsimilar bioticand abioticfactorsAn organismthat usesenergy from thesun to make itsown foodAnything thattakes upspace andhas massAnything thatenergy cantravelthroughDensity =massdivided byvolumeNeutral sub-atomic particlesfound in thenucleus of anatomA type ofmechanical,longitudinal wavecaused by thevibrations ofparticles in amediumA series oforganisms whereeach organism isdependent on thenext as a foodsourceA procedure usedto measure thevolume of anobject by placing itin liquidA rule that statesonly 10% of thetotal energy at onelevel is passed onthe next in anenergy pyramidA chemicalreaction thatall livingthings do toget energyHighness orlowness of atone; relatedto frequencyThemiddlelayer ofthe EarthA substance thatcannot be brokendown into simplersubstances bychemical means(example: oxygen,nitrogen, helium)A type ofboundarywhen tectonicplates arepulled apartAll theorganisms ofdifferentspecies thatinteract in anecosystemA pyramid thatshows theavailableenergy at each"level" in anecosystemThe toppart of awaveThe process bywhich wind, water,ice, and gravitymove rock fromone location toanotherAn organism thatgets energy bybreaking down theremains of deadorganismsThe movement inthe mantle thatdrives platemovement causedby a type of heattransferA type of factorthat includes thelivingcomponents ofan environmentA sphere thatincludes allgasses in alayer thatsurroundsEarthA measure ofhow far a crestor trough is fromthe resting pointin a waveThe processwhich rocksbreak downA spherethat includesall livingthings onEarthA chemicalreaction thatproducers gothrough tomake foodA measure ofdistance fromcrest to crestor trough totroughA consumerthat onlyeats plants(herbivore)Two or moreatoms bondedtogether(example: H2or NaCl)A solid,naturallyoccurringinorganic with acrystal structureCharacteristics thatcan be measured orobserved withoutthe matter changinginto a newsubstanceA type ofsymbiosis whereone speciesbenefits and theother is harmedWhat a wavetravelsthrough;example: airor waterThe measureof the amountof molecules(matter) in anobjectA series of foodchains connectedtogether and showshow energy flowsbetween organismsin an ecosystemThe processwhere rockmaterials aredropped tothe groundThe measureof how muchspace anobject takesupContains two ormoresubstances thatare NOTbondedtogetherAll membersof a specieswithin anecosystemA type of factorthat includes thenon-livingcomponents ofan environmentThe breakdownof rocks intosmaller piecesby chemicalreactions andprocessesThe interaction ofthe rigidlithospheric platesas they slideslowly over themantle; platesmovingA consumerthat eatsprimaryconsumersThe outerlayer ofthe EarthA type of wavethat causesparticles tomove up anddownAn organismthat getsenergy byeating otherorganismsTwo membersof differentspecies livingtogether incloseassociationThebottompart of awaveNegativesubatomicparticlesfound orbitingan atomA consumerthat eatssecondaryconsumersA type ofboundary whentectonic platesbeing pushedtogetherAll matteris made ofthese tinyparticlesA spherethat includesall water onEarthThe cyclewhich rocksare formedfrom otherrocksA type ofsymbiosiswhere bothspeciesbenefitA type ofrock formedby meltedrock that iscooledA type of rockformed byweathering,erosion,deposition, andcompactionA livingthingA solid madefrom differentcombinationsof mineralsCharacteristic orbehavior that canbe observedduring a chemicalchangeAll rocksandmineralson EarthA type ofobservationbased onnumbersA single orrepeateddisturbance thattransfers energyfrom one place toanotherA type ofobservationbased ondescribingcharacteristicsCloselyrelatedorganismsof one typeA type of wavethat require amedium totravel; like asound waveA measureof how manywave cyclesin a secondThe breakdownof rocks intosmaller piecesby a physicalforceA type ofboundary whentectonic platessliding pasteach otherRelated tohow loud orquiet a soundis; related toamplitudeTheinnermostlayer ofthe EarthA type ofwave thatcausesparticles toside to sideAn educatedguess basedoff ofobservationsThe relationshipbetween mass andvolume; howclosely packed themolecules areContains atomsof two or moredifferentelements(example: H20)Data(information)collectedwhen usingour sensesA type ofsymbiosis whereone speciesbenefits and one isnot harmed orhelpedA type ofrock formedby heat andpressurePositive sub-atomic particlesfound in thenucleus of anatomA communityof organismand on-livingthingsThe effectgravity hason the massof an objectA large regionof land withsimilar bioticand abioticfactorsAn organismthat usesenergy from thesun to make itsown foodAnything thattakes upspace andhas massAnything thatenergy cantravelthroughDensity =massdivided byvolumeNeutral sub-atomic particlesfound in thenucleus of anatomA type ofmechanical,longitudinal wavecaused by thevibrations ofparticles in amediumA series oforganisms whereeach organism isdependent on thenext as a foodsourceA procedure usedto measure thevolume of anobject by placing itin liquidA rule that statesonly 10% of thetotal energy at onelevel is passed onthe next in anenergy pyramidA chemicalreaction thatall livingthings do toget energyHighness orlowness of atone; relatedto frequencyThemiddlelayer ofthe EarthA substance thatcannot be brokendown into simplersubstances bychemical means(example: oxygen,nitrogen, helium)A type ofboundarywhen tectonicplates arepulled apartAll theorganisms ofdifferentspecies thatinteract in anecosystemA pyramid thatshows theavailableenergy at each"level" in anecosystemThe toppart of awaveThe process bywhich wind, water,ice, and gravitymove rock fromone location toanotherAn organism thatgets energy bybreaking down theremains of deadorganismsThe movement inthe mantle thatdrives platemovement causedby a type of heattransferA type of factorthat includes thelivingcomponents ofan environmentA sphere thatincludes allgasses in alayer thatsurroundsEarthA measure ofhow far a crestor trough is fromthe resting pointin a waveThe processwhich rocksbreak downA spherethat includesall livingthings onEarthA chemicalreaction thatproducers gothrough tomake foodA measure ofdistance fromcrest to crestor trough totroughA consumerthat onlyeats plants(herbivore)Two or moreatoms bondedtogether(example: H2or NaCl)A solid,naturallyoccurringinorganic with acrystal structureCharacteristics thatcan be measured orobserved withoutthe matter changinginto a newsubstanceA type ofsymbiosis whereone speciesbenefits and theother is harmedWhat a wavetravelsthrough;example: airor waterThe measureof the amountof molecules(matter) in anobjectA series of foodchains connectedtogether and showshow energy flowsbetween organismsin an ecosystemThe processwhere rockmaterials aredropped tothe groundThe measureof how muchspace anobject takesupContains two ormoresubstances thatare NOTbondedtogetherAll membersof a specieswithin anecosystemA type of factorthat includes thenon-livingcomponents ofan environmentThe breakdownof rocks intosmaller piecesby chemicalreactions andprocessesThe interaction ofthe rigidlithospheric platesas they slideslowly over themantle; platesmovingA consumerthat eatsprimaryconsumersThe outerlayer ofthe EarthA type of wavethat causesparticles tomove up anddownAn organismthat getsenergy byeating otherorganismsTwo membersof differentspecies livingtogether incloseassociationThebottompart of awaveNegativesubatomicparticlesfound orbitingan atomA consumerthat eatssecondaryconsumersA type ofboundary whentectonic platesbeing pushedtogetherAll matteris made ofthese tinyparticlesA spherethat includesall water onEarthThe cyclewhich rocksare formedfrom otherrocksA type ofsymbiosiswhere bothspeciesbenefitA type ofrock formedby meltedrock that iscooledA type of rockformed byweathering,erosion,deposition, andcompactionA livingthingA solid madefrom differentcombinationsof mineralsCharacteristic orbehavior that canbe observedduring a chemicalchangeAll rocksandmineralson EarthA type ofobservationbased onnumbersA single orrepeateddisturbance thattransfers energyfrom one place toanotherA type ofobservationbased ondescribingcharacteristicsCloselyrelatedorganismsof one typeA type of wavethat require amedium totravel; like asound waveA measureof how manywave cyclesin a secondThe breakdownof rocks intosmaller piecesby a physicalforceA type ofboundary whentectonic platessliding pasteach otherRelated tohow loud orquiet a soundis; related toamplitudeTheinnermostlayer ofthe EarthA type ofwave thatcausesparticles toside to sideAn educatedguess basedoff ofobservationsThe relationshipbetween mass andvolume; howclosely packed themolecules areContains atomsof two or moredifferentelements(example: H20)Data(information)collectedwhen usingour sensesA type ofsymbiosis whereone speciesbenefits and one isnot harmed orhelpedA type ofrock formedby heat andpressurePositive sub-atomic particlesfound in thenucleus of anatom

7th grade Science Vocabulary 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. A community of organism and on-living things
  2. The effect gravity has on the mass of an object
  3. A large region of land with similar biotic and abiotic factors
  4. An organism that uses energy from the sun to make its own food
  5. Anything that takes up space and has mass
  6. Anything that energy can travel through
  7. Density = mass divided by volume
  8. Neutral sub-atomic particles found in the nucleus of an atom
  9. A type of mechanical, longitudinal wave caused by the vibrations of particles in a medium
  10. A series of organisms where each organism is dependent on the next as a food source
  11. A procedure used to measure the volume of an object by placing it in liquid
  12. A rule that states only 10% of the total energy at one level is passed on the next in an energy pyramid
  13. A chemical reaction that all living things do to get energy
  14. Highness or lowness of a tone; related to frequency
  15. The middle layer of the Earth
  16. A substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means (example: oxygen, nitrogen, helium)
  17. A type of boundary when tectonic plates are pulled apart
  18. All the organisms of different species that interact in an ecosystem
  19. A pyramid that shows the available energy at each "level" in an ecosystem
  20. The top part of a wave
  21. The process by which wind, water, ice, and gravity move rock from one location to another
  22. An organism that gets energy by breaking down the remains of dead organisms
  23. The movement in the mantle that drives plate movement caused by a type of heat transfer
  24. A type of factor that includes the living components of an environment
  25. A sphere that includes all gasses in a layer that surrounds Earth
  26. A measure of how far a crest or trough is from the resting point in a wave
  27. The process which rocks break down
  28. A sphere that includes all living things on Earth
  29. A chemical reaction that producers go through to make food
  30. A measure of distance from crest to crest or trough to trough
  31. A consumer that only eats plants (herbivore)
  32. Two or more atoms bonded together (example: H2 or NaCl)
  33. A solid, naturally occurring inorganic with a crystal structure
  34. Characteristics that can be measured or observed without the matter changing into a new substance
  35. A type of symbiosis where one species benefits and the other is harmed
  36. What a wave travels through; example: air or water
  37. The measure of the amount of molecules (matter) in an object
  38. A series of food chains connected together and shows how energy flows between organisms in an ecosystem
  39. The process where rock materials are dropped to the ground
  40. The measure of how much space an object takes up
  41. Contains two or more substances that are NOT bonded together
  42. All members of a species within an ecosystem
  43. A type of factor that includes the non-living components of an environment
  44. The breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces by chemical reactions and processes
  45. The interaction of the rigid lithospheric plates as they slide slowly over the mantle; plates moving
  46. A consumer that eats primary consumers
  47. The outer layer of the Earth
  48. A type of wave that causes particles to move up and down
  49. An organism that gets energy by eating other organisms
  50. Two members of different species living together in close association
  51. The bottom part of a wave
  52. Negative subatomic particles found orbiting an atom
  53. A consumer that eats secondary consumers
  54. A type of boundary when tectonic plates being pushed together
  55. All matter is made of these tiny particles
  56. A sphere that includes all water on Earth
  57. The cycle which rocks are formed from other rocks
  58. A type of symbiosis where both species benefit
  59. A type of rock formed by melted rock that is cooled
  60. A type of rock formed by weathering, erosion, deposition, and compaction
  61. A living thing
  62. A solid made from different combinations of minerals
  63. Characteristic or behavior that can be observed during a chemical change
  64. All rocks and minerals on Earth
  65. A type of observation based on numbers
  66. A single or repeated disturbance that transfers energy from one place to another
  67. A type of observation based on describing characteristics
  68. Closely related organisms of one type
  69. A type of wave that require a medium to travel; like a sound wave
  70. A measure of how many wave cycles in a second
  71. The breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces by a physical force
  72. A type of boundary when tectonic plates sliding past each other
  73. Related to how loud or quiet a sound is; related to amplitude
  74. The innermost layer of the Earth
  75. A type of wave that causes particles to side to side
  76. An educated guess based off of observations
  77. The relationship between mass and volume; how closely packed the molecules are
  78. Contains atoms of two or more different elements (example: H20)
  79. Data (information) collected when using our senses
  80. A type of symbiosis where one species benefits and one is not harmed or helped
  81. A type of rock formed by heat and pressure
  82. Positive sub-atomic particles found in the nucleus of an atom