Turbinea device thatharnesses thekinetic energy ofsome fluid -such as water,steam, or airNeutronParticlewith aneutralchargePartialMeltdownwhen some, butnot all, of thefuel rodsmelted beforecoolant wasrestoredNuclearFissiontype ofnuclearreaction usedin nuclearpower plantsElectronNegativelychargedparticlesNuclearEnergya form of energyreleased from thenucleus, the coreof atoms, made upof protons andneutronsNuclearReactorCoolantcoolant in anuclear reactorused to removeheat from thenuclear reactorcoreNuclearCorethe portion of anuclear reactorcontaining thenuclear fuelcomponents wherethe nuclear reactionstake placeProtonPositivelychargedparticleNuclearFusionType ofnuclearreaction onthe SunRadiationEnergy thatcomes from asource andtravels throughspace at thespeed of lightNuclearWasteAll of the stuff leftover when you’redone running thereactor or whenyou’re done usingthe fuelSubatomicParticlesthe piecesthat makeup anatomAtomicNucleusthecentralregion ofan atomIsotopeForms of the sameelement thatcontain equalnumbers of protonsbut differentnumbers ofneutronsNuclearFissionlargeradioactiveelement is splitcreating twosmallerelementsRadioactiveFalloutradiation thatlanded on Earthfrom cloudscarryingradiationElectricityForm ofenergyexisting formchargedparticlesChernobylThe reactor melteddown duringroutinemaintenance &Technicians didnot properly usethe control rods.NuclearFusiontwo smallerelements arecombined,creating alarger elementControlRodsabsorb neutrons toregulate the rate ofthe chain reaction sothat the water doesnot overheat anddestroy the reactorAtomA particle ofmatter thatuniquelydefines achemicalelementNuclearMeltdownA severe nuclearreactor accidentthat results incore damagefromoverheatingAlternativeEnergyenergy that does notcome from fossilfuels, and thusproduces little to nogreenhouse gaseslike carbon dioxideTurbinea device thatharnesses thekinetic energy ofsome fluid -such as water,steam, or airNeutronParticlewith aneutralchargePartialMeltdownwhen some, butnot all, of thefuel rodsmelted beforecoolant wasrestoredNuclearFissiontype ofnuclearreaction usedin nuclearpower plantsElectronNegativelychargedparticlesNuclearEnergya form of energyreleased from thenucleus, the coreof atoms, made upof protons andneutronsNuclearReactorCoolantcoolant in anuclear reactorused to removeheat from thenuclear reactorcoreNuclearCorethe portion of anuclear reactorcontaining thenuclear fuelcomponents wherethe nuclear reactionstake placeProtonPositivelychargedparticleNuclearFusionType ofnuclearreaction onthe SunRadiationEnergy thatcomes from asource andtravels throughspace at thespeed of lightNuclearWasteAll of the stuff leftover when you’redone running thereactor or whenyou’re done usingthe fuelSubatomicParticlesthe piecesthat makeup anatomAtomicNucleusthecentralregion ofan atomIsotopeForms of the sameelement thatcontain equalnumbers of protonsbut differentnumbers ofneutronsNuclearFissionlargeradioactiveelement is splitcreating twosmallerelementsRadioactiveFalloutradiation thatlanded on Earthfrom cloudscarryingradiationElectricityForm ofenergyexisting formchargedparticlesChernobylThe reactor melteddown duringroutinemaintenance &Technicians didnot properly usethe control rods.NuclearFusiontwo smallerelements arecombined,creating alarger elementControlRodsabsorb neutrons toregulate the rate ofthe chain reaction sothat the water doesnot overheat anddestroy the reactorAtomA particle ofmatter thatuniquelydefines achemicalelementNuclearMeltdownA severe nuclearreactor accidentthat results incore damagefromoverheatingAlternativeEnergyenergy that does notcome from fossilfuels, and thusproduces little to nogreenhouse gaseslike carbon dioxide

Nuclear Power - 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 device that harnesses the kinetic energy of some fluid - such as water, steam, or air
    Turbine
  2. Particle with a neutral charge
    Neutron
  3. when some, but not all, of the fuel rods melted before coolant was restored
    Partial Meltdown
  4. type of nuclear reaction used in nuclear power plants
    Nuclear Fission
  5. Negatively charged particles
    Electron
  6. a form of energy released from the nucleus, the core of atoms, made up of protons and neutrons
    Nuclear Energy
  7. coolant in a nuclear reactor used to remove heat from the nuclear reactor core
    Nuclear Reactor Coolant
  8. the portion of a nuclear reactor containing the nuclear fuel components where the nuclear reactions take place
    Nuclear Core
  9. Positively charged particle
    Proton
  10. Type of nuclear reaction on the Sun
    Nuclear Fusion
  11. Energy that comes from a source and travels through space at the speed of light
    Radiation
  12. All of the stuff left over when you’re done running the reactor or when you’re done using the fuel
    Nuclear Waste
  13. the pieces that make up an atom
    Subatomic Particles
  14. the central region of an atom
    Atomic Nucleus
  15. Forms of the same element that contain equal numbers of protons but different numbers of neutrons
    Isotope
  16. large radioactive element is split creating two smaller elements
    Nuclear Fission
  17. radiation that landed on Earth from clouds carrying radiation
    Radioactive Fallout
  18. Form of energy existing form charged particles
    Electricity
  19. The reactor melted down during routine maintenance & Technicians did not properly use the control rods.
    Chernobyl
  20. two smaller elements are combined, creating a larger element
    Nuclear Fusion
  21. absorb neutrons to regulate the rate of the chain reaction so that the water does not overheat and destroy the reactor
    Control Rods
  22. A particle of matter that uniquely defines a chemical element
    Atom
  23. A severe nuclear reactor accident that results in core damage from overheating
    Nuclear Meltdown
  24. energy that does not come from fossil fuels, and thus produces little to no greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide
    Alternative Energy