CHARACTERSOF MINERALSA solid, naturallyoccurring, forms byinorganic processes,crystal structure, anda definite chemicalcomposition.The way thata mineralbreaks alongsmooth flatplanes.CLEAVAGEOUTERCORELiquid iron &nickel layerthat liesbeneath themantleATMOSPHEREThe thinenvelope ofgases thatforms earth'souter layerSEDIMENTARYROCKLayeredrock suchaslimestoneMINERALA naturallyoccurring solid,inorganicsubstance that hasa crystallinestructureTHE ROCKJUSTBELOW THEEARTH'SCRUSTTheMantleFORM WHENEXISTINGROCKS ARECHANGED BYHEAT &PRESSUREMetamorphicRocksBIOSPHEREThe parts ofearth thatcontain alllivingorganismsIGNEOUSROCKSolidifiesfrom moltenrock deepinside EarthThe ability ofa mineral toresist beingscratchedHARDNESSGEOSPHEREThe part ofEarthcontainingrocks &mineralsTOPOGRAPHICMAPSThese havecontour lines toshow elevation,relief, andslope.THECRUSTThe rockthat formsEarth'souter layerPROPERTIESOFMINERALSColor,hardness,luster,density,cleavageINNERCOREThe deepestlayer onEarth, madeup of iron &nickel3%Thedistributionof freshwater onEarthHOW THEROCKCYCLEWORKSMagma sent to the Earth'ssurface cools & hardens toform an igneous rock. Therock breaks into smallpieces of sediment &slowly build and hardensinto sedimentary rock. Therock goes deep into thearth's crust Heat &pressure get intense, theAERIALPHOTOGRAPHYPhotographstaken bycamerasmounted inairplanesCONVECTIONCURRENTSCarry hot, solidrock of themantle outwardand cooled,solid rockinwardCRYSTALTheexternalshape ofa mineralSATELLITEIMAGERYMaps of Earthusingcomputers thatinterpretsatelliteimageryCRYOSPHEREThe frozenpart of thehydrosphereRAIN FALLS FROMCLOUDS & FORMSSTREAMS & RIVERSTHAT PROVIDEDRINKING WATERFOR HUMANS,PLANTS & WILDLIFEHow theEarth'sspheresinteractCHARACTERSOF MINERALSA solid, naturallyoccurring, forms byinorganic processes,crystal structure, anda definite chemicalcomposition.The way thata mineralbreaks alongsmooth flatplanes.CLEAVAGEOUTERCORELiquid iron &nickel layerthat liesbeneath themantleATMOSPHEREThe thinenvelope ofgases thatforms earth'souter layerSEDIMENTARYROCKLayeredrock suchaslimestoneMINERALA naturallyoccurring solid,inorganicsubstance that hasa crystallinestructureTHE ROCKJUSTBELOW THEEARTH'SCRUSTTheMantleFORM WHENEXISTINGROCKS ARECHANGED BYHEAT &PRESSUREMetamorphicRocksBIOSPHEREThe parts ofearth thatcontain alllivingorganismsIGNEOUSROCKSolidifiesfrom moltenrock deepinside EarthThe ability ofa mineral toresist beingscratchedHARDNESSGEOSPHEREThe part ofEarthcontainingrocks &mineralsTOPOGRAPHICMAPSThese havecontour lines toshow elevation,relief, andslope.THECRUSTThe rockthat formsEarth'souter layerPROPERTIESOFMINERALSColor,hardness,luster,density,cleavageINNERCOREThe deepestlayer onEarth, madeup of iron &nickel3%Thedistributionof freshwater onEarthHOW THEROCKCYCLEWORKSMagma sent to the Earth'ssurface cools & hardens toform an igneous rock. Therock breaks into smallpieces of sediment &slowly build and hardensinto sedimentary rock. Therock goes deep into thearth's crust Heat &pressure get intense, theAERIALPHOTOGRAPHYPhotographstaken bycamerasmounted inairplanesCONVECTIONCURRENTSCarry hot, solidrock of themantle outwardand cooled,solid rockinwardCRYSTALTheexternalshape ofa mineralSATELLITEIMAGERYMaps of Earthusingcomputers thatinterpretsatelliteimageryCRYOSPHEREThe frozenpart of thehydrosphereRAIN FALLS FROMCLOUDS & FORMSSTREAMS & RIVERSTHAT PROVIDEDRINKING WATERFOR HUMANS,PLANTS & WILDLIFEHow theEarth'sspheresinteract

GEOLOGY - 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 solid, naturally occurring, forms by inorganic processes, crystal structure, and a definite chemical composition.
    CHARACTERS OF MINERALS
  2. CLEAVAGE
    The way that a mineral breaks along smooth flat planes.
  3. Liquid iron & nickel layer that lies beneath the mantle
    OUTER CORE
  4. The thin envelope of gases that forms earth's outer layer
    ATMOSPHERE
  5. Layered rock such as limestone
    SEDIMENTARY ROCK
  6. A naturally occurring solid, inorganic substance that has a crystalline structure
    MINERAL
  7. The Mantle
    THE ROCK JUST BELOW THE EARTH'S CRUST
  8. Metamorphic Rocks
    FORM WHEN EXISTING ROCKS ARE CHANGED BY HEAT & PRESSURE
  9. The parts of earth that contain all living organisms
    BIOSPHERE
  10. Solidifies from molten rock deep inside Earth
    IGNEOUS ROCK
  11. HARDNESS
    The ability of a mineral to resist being scratched
  12. The part of Earth containing rocks & minerals
    GEOSPHERE
  13. These have contour lines to show elevation, relief, and slope.
    TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS
  14. The rock that forms Earth's outer layer
    THE CRUST
  15. Color, hardness,luster, density, cleavage
    PROPERTIES OF MINERALS
  16. The deepest layer on Earth, made up of iron & nickel
    INNER CORE
  17. The distribution of fresh water on Earth
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  18. Magma sent to the Earth's surface cools & hardens to form an igneous rock. The rock breaks into small pieces of sediment & slowly build and hardens into sedimentary rock. The rock goes deep into th earth's crust Heat & pressure get intense, the
    HOW THE ROCK CYCLE WORKS
  19. Photographs taken by cameras mounted in airplanes
    AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
  20. Carry hot, solid rock of the mantle outward and cooled, solid rock inward
    CONVECTION CURRENTS
  21. The external shape of a mineral
    CRYSTAL
  22. Maps of Earth using computers that interpret satellite imagery
    SATELLITE IMAGERY
  23. The frozen part of the hydrosphere
    CRYOSPHERE
  24. How the Earth's spheres interact
    RAIN FALLS FROM CLOUDS & FORMS STREAMS & RIVERS THAT PROVIDE DRINKING WATER FOR HUMANS, PLANTS & WILDLIFE