coronaThe vapor blanketsurrounding the sunwhich is visible onlyduring a totaleclipse is calledthe...?chromosphereWhat is theatmosphereof the suncalled?meteoroidsPieces ofspace debristhat hurtlethrough ouratmospheregeographicNorth poleWhere is thenorthmagneticpolelocated?auroraWhat is the lightdisplay seen near thepoles caused by thecollisions of particlesfrom the solar windwith molecules of air?Neptunethe planet thatappears royalblue and hasa moonnamed TritonMercurytheclosestplanet tothe sunNorthernHemisphereWhere isthe auroraborealisseen?exospherethe topmostlayer of theatmospherephotosphereThe surfacelayer of the sunwhich is visibleto our eyes iscalled the ...?magneticfieldThe entire earth issurrounded by ...?which protects theearth from harmfulspace particles?sunspotsDarker areason the outersurface ofthe sun arecalled...?ionsWhat areatoms thathave lostelectrons?ozonelayerWhich layer ofthe earthprotects theearth fromultraviolet rays?rarefiedThe topmost layerof the atmosphereis said to be...?because there arevery few airmolecules.Venusthe brightestplanet in thesky; Earth'stwin planetJupiterthe largestplanet in thesolar system;the planet withthe Great RedSpotnitrogen78% of theair is gasthe gascalled....?airglowWhat is thephenomenonthat occurs inthe lowerregions of thethermosphere?airpressurethe totalweight of theair on aparticularobjectEarththe onlyplanetsuitablefor lifetroposphereWhat is thelayer ofatmosphereclosest tothe earth?sunWhere doesthe moon'slight comefrom?coreTheinnermostsection ofthe sun iscalled the...?Saturnthe planetsurrounded byseven bands ofrings and atleast sixtymoons15At sea level,the air pressureis about ?pounds persquare inch.solareclipseWhat happens ifthe moon is on thesame level as thesun, and the sun'slight is blockedout?lunareclipseWhat happenswhen the moontravels throughthe earth'sshadow?troposphereIn which layerof theatmospheredoes most ofthe weatheroccur?93,000,000The sun ishow manymiles fromthe earth?contractsWhat doesthe air dowhen it coolsand takes upless space?gibbousWhen themoon isbulging itis...?Marsthe"redplanet";Uranusthe planetdiscovered by SirWilliam Herschel;the planet that istipped over on itssidemesosphereWhich layer of theatmosphereprotects the earthfrom beingbombarded withmeteoroids?coronaThe vapor blanketsurrounding the sunwhich is visible onlyduring a totaleclipse is calledthe...?chromosphereWhat is theatmosphereof the suncalled?meteoroidsPieces ofspace debristhat hurtlethrough ouratmospheregeographicNorth poleWhere is thenorthmagneticpolelocated?auroraWhat is the lightdisplay seen near thepoles caused by thecollisions of particlesfrom the solar windwith molecules of air?Neptunethe planet thatappears royalblue and hasa moonnamed TritonMercurytheclosestplanet tothe sunNorthernHemisphereWhere isthe auroraborealisseen?exospherethe topmostlayer of theatmospherephotosphereThe surfacelayer of the sunwhich is visibleto our eyes iscalled the ...?magneticfieldThe entire earth issurrounded by ...?which protects theearth from harmfulspace particles?sunspotsDarker areason the outersurface ofthe sun arecalled...?ionsWhat areatoms thathave lostelectrons?ozonelayerWhich layer ofthe earthprotects theearth fromultraviolet rays?rarefiedThe topmost layerof the atmosphereis said to be...?because there arevery few airmolecules.Venusthe brightestplanet in thesky; Earth'stwin planetJupiterthe largestplanet in thesolar system;the planet withthe Great RedSpotnitrogen78% of theair is gasthe gascalled....?airglowWhat is thephenomenonthat occurs inthe lowerregions of thethermosphere?airpressurethe totalweight of theair on aparticularobjectEarththe onlyplanetsuitablefor lifetroposphereWhat is thelayer ofatmosphereclosest tothe earth?sunWhere doesthe moon'slight comefrom?coreTheinnermostsection ofthe sun iscalled the...?Saturnthe planetsurrounded byseven bands ofrings and atleast sixtymoons15At sea level,the air pressureis about ?pounds persquare inch.solareclipseWhat happens ifthe moon is on thesame level as thesun, and the sun'slight is blockedout?lunareclipseWhat happenswhen the moontravels throughthe earth'sshadow?troposphereIn which layerof theatmospheredoes most ofthe weatheroccur?93,000,000The sun ishow manymiles fromthe earth?contractsWhat doesthe air dowhen it coolsand takes upless space?gibbousWhen themoon isbulging itis...?Marsthe"redplanet";Uranusthe planetdiscovered by SirWilliam Herschel;the planet that istipped over on itssidemesosphereWhich layer of theatmosphereprotects the earthfrom beingbombarded withmeteoroids?

Investigating God's World Ch. 7: Wonders of the Sky - 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 vapor blanket surrounding the sun which is visible only during a total eclipse is called the...?
    corona
  2. What is the atmosphere of the sun called?
    chromosphere
  3. Pieces of space debris that hurtle through our atmosphere
    meteoroids
  4. Where is the north magnetic pole located?
    geographic North pole
  5. What is the light display seen near the poles caused by the collisions of particles from the solar wind with molecules of air?
    aurora
  6. the planet that appears royal blue and has a moon named Triton
    Neptune
  7. the closest planet to the sun
    Mercury
  8. Where is the aurora borealis seen?
    Northern Hemisphere
  9. the topmost layer of the atmosphere
    exosphere
  10. The surface layer of the sun which is visible to our eyes is called the ...?
    photosphere
  11. The entire earth is surrounded by ...? which protects the earth from harmful space particles?
    magnetic field
  12. Darker areas on the outer surface of the sun are called...?
    sun spots
  13. What are atoms that have lost electrons?
    ions
  14. Which layer of the earth protects the earth from ultraviolet rays?
    ozone layer
  15. The topmost layer of the atmosphere is said to be...? because there are very few air molecules.
    rarefied
  16. the brightest planet in the sky; Earth's twin planet
    Venus
  17. the largest planet in the solar system; the planet with the Great Red Spot
    Jupiter
  18. 78% of the air is gas the gas called....?
    nitrogen
  19. What is the phenomenon that occurs in the lower regions of the thermosphere?
    airglow
  20. the total weight of the air on a particular object
    air pressure
  21. the only planet suitable for life
    Earth
  22. What is the layer of atmosphere closest to the earth?
    troposphere
  23. Where does the moon's light come from?
    sun
  24. The innermost section of the sun is called the...?
    core
  25. the planet surrounded by seven bands of rings and at least sixty moons
    Saturn
  26. At sea level, the air pressure is about ? pounds per square inch.
    15
  27. What happens if the moon is on the same level as the sun, and the sun's light is blocked out?
    solar eclipse
  28. What happens when the moon travels through the earth's shadow?
    lunar eclipse
  29. In which layer of the atmosphere does most of the weather occur?
    troposphere
  30. The sun is how many miles from the earth?
    93,000,000
  31. What does the air do when it cools and takes up less space?
    contracts
  32. When the moon is bulging it is...?
    gibbous
  33. the "red planet";
    Mars
  34. the planet discovered by Sir William Herschel; the planet that is tipped over on its side
    Uranus
  35. Which layer of the atmosphere protects the earth from being bombarded with meteoroids?
    mesosphere