SubsoilThe commonname for theB Horizon insoilOrganicMatterThiscomponent ofsoil comes fromdead plantsand animalsP-wavesThe faster,but weakerwaves in anearthquakePedalferThis type of soilforms in moist,temperateclimates like theeastern UnitedStatesWeatheringThe processof breakingrocks intosmallerpiecesDivergentplateboundarySiltThemedium-sized soilparticleHydrogenandHeliumWhat arestarsmade of?LateriteThis type of soilforms in hot, wetenvironments(and is used tomake bricks)SedimentaryThis type of rockforms whenlayers ofsediment arecompactedtogetherS-wavesThe slower,but strongerwaves in anearthquakeChemicalWeatheringThis type ofweatheringchanges thechemicalcomposition ofrockMechanicalWeatheringThis processbreaks rocksinto smallerpiecesTopsoilThe commonname for theA HorizonCold,dryclimateThis type ofclimate has theslowest rate ofweathering andsoil formation.MetamorphicThis type of rockforms whenexisting rock isexposed to highheat andpressureJovianThis type ofplanet ismade of gasand iceHot,wetclimateThis type ofclimate has thefastest rate ofweathering andsoil formationBedrockThe commonname for theR HorizonConvectionCurrentsMovement of thematerial in themantle thatpulls/pushes onthe tectonicplatesMantleThe layer ofEarth'sinterior that isdirectly underthe crustSandThelargestparticle insoilTerrestrialThis type ofplanet ismade of rockand metalIgneousThis type ofrock isformed whenmolten rockcoolsTransformplateboundarySubductionWhen onetectonicplate goesunderanotherClayThesmallestparticle insoilFusionThis processcombines atomsto create heavierelements withinstarsEllipticalAn oval-shapedorbitMineralMatterThiscomponentof soil comesfrom brokendown rocksHabitableZoneThis is thedistance froma star whereliquid watercan exist.SoilProfilePedocalThis type of soilforms in dry,temperateclimates like thewestern UnitedStatesConvergentPlateBoundarySubsoilThe commonname for theB Horizon insoilOrganicMatterThiscomponent ofsoil comes fromdead plantsand animalsP-wavesThe faster,but weakerwaves in anearthquakePedalferThis type of soilforms in moist,temperateclimates like theeastern UnitedStatesWeatheringThe processof breakingrocks intosmallerpiecesDivergentplateboundarySiltThemedium-sized soilparticleHydrogenandHeliumWhat arestarsmade of?LateriteThis type of soilforms in hot, wetenvironments(and is used tomake bricks)SedimentaryThis type of rockforms whenlayers ofsediment arecompactedtogetherS-wavesThe slower,but strongerwaves in anearthquakeChemicalWeatheringThis type ofweatheringchanges thechemicalcomposition ofrockMechanicalWeatheringThis processbreaks rocksinto smallerpiecesTopsoilThe commonname for theA HorizonCold,dryclimateThis type ofclimate has theslowest rate ofweathering andsoil formation.MetamorphicThis type of rockforms whenexisting rock isexposed to highheat andpressureJovianThis type ofplanet ismade of gasand iceHot,wetclimateThis type ofclimate has thefastest rate ofweathering andsoil formationBedrockThe commonname for theR HorizonConvectionCurrentsMovement of thematerial in themantle thatpulls/pushes onthe tectonicplatesMantleThe layer ofEarth'sinterior that isdirectly underthe crustSandThelargestparticle insoilTerrestrialThis type ofplanet ismade of rockand metalIgneousThis type ofrock isformed whenmolten rockcoolsTransformplateboundarySubductionWhen onetectonicplate goesunderanotherClayThesmallestparticle insoilFusionThis processcombines atomsto create heavierelements withinstarsEllipticalAn oval-shapedorbitMineralMatterThiscomponentof soil comesfrom brokendown rocksHabitableZoneThis is thedistance froma star whereliquid watercan exist.SoilProfilePedocalThis type of soilforms in dry,temperateclimates like thewestern UnitedStatesConvergentPlateBoundary

Earth and Space Science Semester 1 Vocab - 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. The common name for the B Horizon in soil
    Subsoil
  2. This component of soil comes from dead plants and animals
    Organic Matter
  3. The faster, but weaker waves in an earthquake
    P-waves
  4. This type of soil forms in moist, temperate climates like the eastern United States
    Pedalfer
  5. The process of breaking rocks into smaller pieces
    Weathering
  6. Divergent plate boundary
  7. The medium-sized soil particle
    Silt
  8. What are stars made of?
    Hydrogen and Helium
  9. This type of soil forms in hot, wet environments (and is used to make bricks)
    Laterite
  10. This type of rock forms when layers of sediment are compacted together
    Sedimentary
  11. The slower, but stronger waves in an earthquake
    S-waves
  12. This type of weathering changes the chemical composition of rock
    Chemical Weathering
  13. This process breaks rocks into smaller pieces
    Mechanical Weathering
  14. The common name for the A Horizon
    Topsoil
  15. This type of climate has the slowest rate of weathering and soil formation.
    Cold, dry climate
  16. This type of rock forms when existing rock is exposed to high heat and pressure
    Metamorphic
  17. This type of planet is made of gas and ice
    Jovian
  18. This type of climate has the fastest rate of weathering and soil formation
    Hot, wet climate
  19. The common name for the R Horizon
    Bedrock
  20. Movement of the material in the mantle that pulls/pushes on the tectonic plates
    Convection Currents
  21. The layer of Earth's interior that is directly under the crust
    Mantle
  22. The largest particle in soil
    Sand
  23. This type of planet is made of rock and metal
    Terrestrial
  24. This type of rock is formed when molten rock cools
    Igneous
  25. Transform plate boundary
  26. When one tectonic plate goes under another
    Subduction
  27. The smallest particle in soil
    Clay
  28. This process combines atoms to create heavier elements within stars
    Fusion
  29. An oval-shaped orbit
    Elliptical
  30. This component of soil comes from broken down rocks
    Mineral Matter
  31. This is the distance from a star where liquid water can exist.
    Habitable Zone
  32. Soil Profile
  33. This type of soil forms in dry, temperate climates like the western United States
    Pedocal
  34. Convergent Plate Boundary