BacteriaThis domainis unicellularalong withArchaeaAnton VanLeeuwenhoekThis scientistdiscovered the firstmicroscopicorganism bylooking at pondwaterstimulusAny changeor signal intheenvironmentFungiThis kingdom isin the Eukaryadomain alongwith Protist,Animals, andPlantsdomainWhich level ofclassificationwould havemoreorganisms in it?characteristicsHow do weseparateliving fromnonlivingthingshomeostasisThemaintenanceof stableinternalconditionSEMThismicroscopeproduces a3D image ofthe objectspeciesWhat is thenarrowestlevel oforganization?classificationThe processof groupingthings basedon theirsimilaritiesRobertHookeThis scientistwas the first tosee cells undera microscopeand give them anamevirus Looks likecells but don'tshare all thecharacteristicsof living thingscorkWhat was RobertHooke looking atunder amicroscope thatlater led to thediscovery of livingcells?TEMThis microscope isused to studyextremely smallthings such as cellstructures (within)ArchaeaThe threedomainsincludeBacteria,Eukarya, and ?heterotrophsOrganismsthatconsumetheir foodtaxonomyThe scientificstudy of howorganisms areclassified iscalledtaxonomyEukaryaHumans(includinganimals) alongwith plants andfungi are inwhich domain?hostAn organism thatprovides a sourceof energy orsuitableenvironment for anorganism to liveProkaryoticCellsThese typeof cells donot have anyorganellesTheodorSchwannThis scientiststated allanimalswere madeof cellsProtistWhich kingdombelongs under thedomain of Eukaryaalong with plants,animals, and fungigenusThe firstword in thetwo-partscientificnameRudolphVirchowThis scientistcontributed thethird part of thecell theory, thatall cells comefrom other cellsmulticellularOrganismsthatconsist ofmany cellscellsThe basicunit ofstructure andfunction ofliving thingsMatthiasSchleidenThis scientiststated thatall plantswere madeof cellsautotrophsOrganismsthat producetheir ownfoodresponseanorganismsreaction toa stimulusBacteriaThis domainis unicellularalong withArchaeaAnton VanLeeuwenhoekThis scientistdiscovered the firstmicroscopicorganism bylooking at pondwaterstimulusAny changeor signal intheenvironmentFungiThis kingdom isin the Eukaryadomain alongwith Protist,Animals, andPlantsdomainWhich level ofclassificationwould havemoreorganisms in it?characteristicsHow do weseparateliving fromnonlivingthingshomeostasisThemaintenanceof stableinternalconditionSEMThismicroscopeproduces a3D image ofthe objectspeciesWhat is thenarrowestlevel oforganization?classificationThe processof groupingthings basedon theirsimilaritiesRobertHookeThis scientistwas the first tosee cells undera microscopeand give them anamevirus Looks likecells but don'tshare all thecharacteristicsof living thingscorkWhat was RobertHooke looking atunder amicroscope thatlater led to thediscovery of livingcells?TEMThis microscope isused to studyextremely smallthings such as cellstructures (within)ArchaeaThe threedomainsincludeBacteria,Eukarya, and ?heterotrophsOrganismsthatconsumetheir foodtaxonomyThe scientificstudy of howorganisms areclassified iscalledtaxonomyEukaryaHumans(includinganimals) alongwith plants andfungi are inwhich domain?hostAn organism thatprovides a sourceof energy orsuitableenvironment for anorganism to liveProkaryoticCellsThese typeof cells donot have anyorganellesTheodorSchwannThis scientiststated allanimalswere madeof cellsProtistWhich kingdombelongs under thedomain of Eukaryaalong with plants,animals, and fungigenusThe firstword in thetwo-partscientificnameRudolphVirchowThis scientistcontributed thethird part of thecell theory, thatall cells comefrom other cellsmulticellularOrganismsthatconsist ofmany cellscellsThe basicunit ofstructure andfunction ofliving thingsMatthiasSchleidenThis scientiststated thatall plantswere madeof cellsautotrophsOrganismsthat producetheir ownfoodresponseanorganismsreaction toa stimulus

Unit 1/ Module 1/ Lesson 1 - 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. This domain is unicellular along with Archaea
    Bacteria
  2. This scientist discovered the first microscopic organism by looking at pond water
    Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
  3. Any change or signal in the environment
    stimulus
  4. This kingdom is in the Eukarya domain along with Protist, Animals, and Plants
    Fungi
  5. Which level of classification would have more organisms in it?
    domain
  6. How do we separate living from nonliving things
    characteristics
  7. The maintenance of stable internal condition
    homeostasis
  8. This microscope produces a 3D image of the object
    SEM
  9. What is the narrowest level of organization?
    species
  10. The process of grouping things based on their similarities
    classification
  11. This scientist was the first to see cells under a microscope and give them a name
    Robert Hooke
  12. Looks like cells but don't share all the characteristics of living things
    virus
  13. What was Robert Hooke looking at under a microscope that later led to the discovery of living cells?
    cork
  14. This microscope is used to study extremely small things such as cell structures (within)
    TEM
  15. The three domains include Bacteria, Eukarya, and ?
    Archaea
  16. Organisms that consume their food
    heterotrophs
  17. The scientific study of how organisms are classified is called taxonomy
    taxonomy
  18. Humans (including animals) along with plants and fungi are in which domain?
    Eukarya
  19. An organism that provides a source of energy or suitable environment for an organism to live
    host
  20. These type of cells do not have any organelles
    Prokaryotic Cells
  21. This scientist stated all animals were made of cells
    Theodor Schwann
  22. Which kingdom belongs under the domain of Eukarya along with plants, animals, and fungi
    Protist
  23. The first word in the two-part scientific name
    genus
  24. This scientist contributed the third part of the cell theory, that all cells come from other cells
    Rudolph Virchow
  25. Organisms that consist of many cells
    multicellular
  26. The basic unit of structure and function of living things
    cells
  27. This scientist stated that all plants were made of cells
    Matthias Schleiden
  28. Organisms that produce their own food
    autotrophs
  29. an organisms reaction to a stimulus
    response