EmbryologicalDevelopmentDevelopment ofan embryo fromthe fertilizationto the fetusstageGeneticEngineeringThe directmanipulation ofgenetic material toalter the hereditarytraits of a cell,organism, orpopulationComparativeAnatomyThe study of thesimilarities anddifferences of bodystructures ofdifferent speciesEarth'sRotationCausesDay andNightVertebratean animalthat has abackboneand askeleton.GeneticVariationThe variety ofgenecombinationsthat exist withina populationCommonAncestryOrganismssharing acommonancestorNaturalSelectionProcess by whichorganisms with favorabletraits produce moresuccessful offspring thanorganisms with less-favorable traits, causing thefavorable traits to becomemore common in thepopulationBaseballBasketball,Baseball,and golf ball.Which isEarth?MilkyWayGalaxyThe galaxythat Earthis a part of365DaysLength ofEarth'srevolutionSelectiveBreedingA form of artificialselection wherehumans deliberatelybreed plants andanimals for desiredtraitsExtinctionthe end of agroup oforganisms,usually aspecies.​Adaptationa population becomesbetter suited to itsenvironment byincreasing thefrequencies of allelesthat provide benefits tosurvival andreproductionAlleleA single,distinctversion ofa geneEarth'stiltThe maincause forseasonsRelativeAgedetermines theorder of pastevents bycomparing thelocation of rocklayersArtificialSelectionThe process bywhich humansbreed otheranimals andplants forparticular traitsAnatomyThe studyof thestructureof animals24hoursLength oftheEarth'sRotationInheritedTraitAcharacteristicthat is passedfrom parent tooffspringVariantDifferentforms orversions ofsomethingTraitA characteristicof an organism;can be geneticor acquiredEmbryoThe developingorganismbetweenfertilization andbirthEvolveTo change thefrequencies ofalleles in apopulationover timeEclipseAn obscuring of thelight from a celestialbody by the passage ofan object between thecelestial body and theobserver or betweenthe celestial body andits source ofilluminationFavorableTraitA trait that isbeneficial to anorganism and willlikely be chosenby naturalselectionSolarEclipsewhen the Moonpasses betweenEarth and theSun, covering allor part of theSunDiversityThe quality orstate of havingmany differentforms, types,ideas, etc.star<solarsystem<galaxyPut the following inorder of smallestto largest - galaxy,star, solar systemPenumbraThe portionof partialshadow castby an objectEarth'sRevolutionaround thesunSeasonsare causedby Earth'stilt and...Law ofSuperpositionstates that in anysequence of rock orsediment layers, theyoungest sedimentsor rocks are at thetop of the sequenceand the oldest are atthe bottomAbsoluteAgeUses the decayof radioactiveelements to findthe age of a rockor fossilStarA ball of gasin space thatproduces itsown lightand heatProteinBiomoleculesmade up of aminoacids and found inall living cells thatperform bodilyfunctionsGalaxyA large grouping ofstars, planets, gas,and dust in spaceheld together bygravityCladogramDiagram to showhow organismsare relatedthrough a sharedevolutionaryhistorySpeciesA group of organismswith similarcharacteristics thatare able to interbreedor exchange geneticmaterialSpiralThe milky wayis what type ofgalaxy: spiral,elliptical, orirregular?ChromosomeA single,highlyorganized andstructuredpiece of DNAThe BigBangTheoryThe mostwidelyacceptedtheory of howthe universebegan.27DaysDurationof theLunarCycle27.5DegreesEarth'sTiltMutationpermanentchange inDNAPlanetA large celestialbody thatrevolvesaround a star ina solar systemSunThe luminous stararound which Earthand other planetsrevolve; composedmainly of hydrogenand heliumRotationAnobjectsspin onit's axisAnatomicalHomologiesThesimilaritiesof differentbonesGeneThe basicphysical andfunctional unitof hereditymade up ofDNAMoonA celestialbody thatrevolvesaround aplanetGeneticDisorderconditionscaused bymutationsthat occur ingenesUmbraThe portionof fullshadow castby an objectLunarPhaseThe shape of theilluminated portionof the Moon asseen by anobserver, usuallyon EarthSolarSystemThe Sun togetherwith the group ofplanets and othercelestial bodies thatrevolve around it thatare held by itsgravitationalattractionFossilRecordThe mineralizedremains of organismsand the rock layers inwhich they are found,showing when andwhere long-deadorganisms lived andhow their bodies werestructuredEvolutionaryHistoryRecord ofhoworganismshave changedover timeLunarEclipseWhen the fullmoonpasses intoEarth’sshadowGeologicTimeScalesystem ofchronologicalmeasurement thatrelatesstratigraphy (studyof rock layers) totimeEmbryologicalDevelopmentDevelopment ofan embryo fromthe fertilizationto the fetusstageGeneticEngineeringThe directmanipulation ofgenetic material toalter the hereditarytraits of a cell,organism, orpopulationComparativeAnatomyThe study of thesimilarities anddifferences of bodystructures ofdifferent speciesEarth'sRotationCausesDay andNightVertebratean animalthat has abackboneand askeleton.GeneticVariationThe variety ofgenecombinationsthat exist withina populationCommonAncestryOrganismssharing acommonancestorNaturalSelectionProcess by whichorganisms with favorabletraits produce moresuccessful offspring thanorganisms with less-favorable traits, causing thefavorable traits to becomemore common in thepopulationBaseballBasketball,Baseball,and golf ball.Which isEarth?MilkyWayGalaxyThe galaxythat Earthis a part of365DaysLength ofEarth'srevolutionSelectiveBreedingA form of artificialselection wherehumans deliberatelybreed plants andanimals for desiredtraitsExtinctionthe end of agroup oforganisms,usually aspecies.​Adaptationa population becomesbetter suited to itsenvironment byincreasing thefrequencies of allelesthat provide benefits tosurvival andreproductionAlleleA single,distinctversion ofa geneEarth'stiltThe maincause forseasonsRelativeAgedetermines theorder of pastevents bycomparing thelocation of rocklayersArtificialSelectionThe process bywhich humansbreed otheranimals andplants forparticular traitsAnatomyThe studyof thestructureof animals24hoursLength oftheEarth'sRotationInheritedTraitAcharacteristicthat is passedfrom parent tooffspringVariantDifferentforms orversions ofsomethingTraitA characteristicof an organism;can be geneticor acquiredEmbryoThe developingorganismbetweenfertilization andbirthEvolveTo change thefrequencies ofalleles in apopulationover timeEclipseAn obscuring of thelight from a celestialbody by the passage ofan object between thecelestial body and theobserver or betweenthe celestial body andits source ofilluminationFavorableTraitA trait that isbeneficial to anorganism and willlikely be chosenby naturalselectionSolarEclipsewhen the Moonpasses betweenEarth and theSun, covering allor part of theSunDiversityThe quality orstate of havingmany differentforms, types,ideas, etc.star<solarsystem<galaxyPut the following inorder of smallestto largest - galaxy,star, solar systemPenumbraThe portionof partialshadow castby an objectEarth'sRevolutionaround thesunSeasonsare causedby Earth'stilt and...Law ofSuperpositionstates that in anysequence of rock orsediment layers, theyoungest sedimentsor rocks are at thetop of the sequenceand the oldest are atthe bottomAbsoluteAgeUses the decayof radioactiveelements to findthe age of a rockor fossilStarA ball of gasin space thatproduces itsown lightand heatProteinBiomoleculesmade up of aminoacids and found inall living cells thatperform bodilyfunctionsGalaxyA large grouping ofstars, planets, gas,and dust in spaceheld together bygravityCladogramDiagram to showhow organismsare relatedthrough a sharedevolutionaryhistorySpeciesA group of organismswith similarcharacteristics thatare able to interbreedor exchange geneticmaterialSpiralThe milky wayis what type ofgalaxy: spiral,elliptical, orirregular?ChromosomeA single,highlyorganized andstructuredpiece of DNAThe BigBangTheoryThe mostwidelyacceptedtheory of howthe universebegan.27DaysDurationof theLunarCycle27.5DegreesEarth'sTiltMutationpermanentchange inDNAPlanetA large celestialbody thatrevolvesaround a star ina solar systemSunThe luminous stararound which Earthand other planetsrevolve; composedmainly of hydrogenand heliumRotationAnobjectsspin onit's axisAnatomicalHomologiesThesimilaritiesof differentbonesGeneThe basicphysical andfunctional unitof hereditymade up ofDNAMoonA celestialbody thatrevolvesaround aplanetGeneticDisorderconditionscaused bymutationsthat occur ingenesUmbraThe portionof fullshadow castby an objectLunarPhaseThe shape of theilluminated portionof the Moon asseen by anobserver, usuallyon EarthSolarSystemThe Sun togetherwith the group ofplanets and othercelestial bodies thatrevolve around it thatare held by itsgravitationalattractionFossilRecordThe mineralizedremains of organismsand the rock layers inwhich they are found,showing when andwhere long-deadorganisms lived andhow their bodies werestructuredEvolutionaryHistoryRecord ofhoworganismshave changedover timeLunarEclipseWhen the fullmoonpasses intoEarth’sshadowGeologicTimeScalesystem ofchronologicalmeasurement thatrelatesstratigraphy (studyof rock layers) totime

Science 8 Spring Final Review Board - 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. Development of an embryo from the fertilization to the fetus stage
    Embryological Development
  2. The direct manipulation of genetic material to alter the hereditary traits of a cell, organism, or population
    Genetic Engineering
  3. The study of the similarities and differences of body structures of different species
    Comparative Anatomy
  4. Causes Day and Night
    Earth's Rotation
  5. an animal that has a backbone and a skeleton.
    Vertebrate
  6. The variety of gene combinations that exist within a population
    Genetic Variation
  7. Organisms sharing a common ancestor
    Common Ancestry
  8. Process by which organisms with favorable traits produce more successful offspring than organisms with less-favorable traits, causing the favorable traits to become more common in the population
    Natural Selection
  9. Basketball, Baseball, and golf ball. Which is Earth?
    Baseball
  10. The galaxy that Earth is a part of
    Milky Way Galaxy
  11. Length of Earth's revolution
    365 Days
  12. A form of artificial selection where humans deliberately breed plants and animals for desired traits
    Selective Breeding
  13. the end of a group of organisms, usually a species.​
    Extinction
  14. a population becomes better suited to its environment by increasing the frequencies of alleles that provide benefits to survival and reproduction
    Adaptation
  15. A single, distinct version of a gene
    Allele
  16. The main cause for seasons
    Earth's tilt
  17. determines the order of past events by comparing the location of rock layers
    Relative Age
  18. The process by which humans breed other animals and plants for particular traits
    Artificial Selection
  19. The study of the structure of animals
    Anatomy
  20. Length of the Earth's Rotation
    24 hours
  21. A characteristic that is passed from parent to offspring
    Inherited Trait
  22. Different forms or versions of something
    Variant
  23. A characteristic of an organism; can be genetic or acquired
    Trait
  24. The developing organism between fertilization and birth
    Embryo
  25. To change the frequencies of alleles in a population over time
    Evolve
  26. An obscuring of the light from a celestial body by the passage of an object between the celestial body and the observer or between the celestial body and its source of illumination
    Eclipse
  27. A trait that is beneficial to an organism and will likely be chosen by natural selection
    Favorable Trait
  28. when the Moon passes between Earth and the Sun, covering all or part of the Sun
    Solar Eclipse
  29. The quality or state of having many different forms, types, ideas, etc.
    Diversity
  30. Put the following in order of smallest to largest - galaxy, star, solar system
    star<solar system<galaxy
  31. The portion of partial shadow cast by an object
    Penumbra
  32. Seasons are caused by Earth's tilt and...
    Earth's Revolution around the sun
  33. states that in any sequence of rock or sediment layers, the youngest sediments or rocks are at the top of the sequence and the oldest are at the bottom
    Law of Superposition
  34. Uses the decay of radioactive elements to find the age of a rock or fossil
    Absolute Age
  35. A ball of gas in space that produces its own light and heat
    Star
  36. Biomolecules made up of amino acids and found in all living cells that perform bodily functions
    Protein
  37. A large grouping of stars, planets, gas, and dust in space held together by gravity
    Galaxy
  38. Diagram to show how organisms are related through a shared evolutionary history
    Cladogram
  39. A group of organisms with similar characteristics that are able to interbreed or exchange genetic material
    Species
  40. The milky way is what type of galaxy: spiral, elliptical, or irregular?
    Spiral
  41. A single, highly organized and structured piece of DNA
    Chromosome
  42. The most widely accepted theory of how the universe began.
    The Big Bang Theory
  43. Duration of the Lunar Cycle
    27 Days
  44. Earth's Tilt
    27.5 Degrees
  45. permanent change in DNA
    Mutation
  46. A large celestial body that revolves around a star in a solar system
    Planet
  47. The luminous star around which Earth and other planets revolve; composed mainly of hydrogen and helium
    Sun
  48. An objects spin on it's axis
    Rotation
  49. The similarities of different bones
    Anatomical Homologies
  50. The basic physical and functional unit of heredity made up of DNA
    Gene
  51. A celestial body that revolves around a planet
    Moon
  52. conditions caused by mutations that occur in genes
    Genetic Disorder
  53. The portion of full shadow cast by an object
    Umbra
  54. The shape of the illuminated portion of the Moon as seen by an observer, usually on Earth
    Lunar Phase
  55. The Sun together with the group of planets and other celestial bodies that revolve around it that are held by its gravitational attraction
    Solar System
  56. The mineralized remains of organisms and the rock layers in which they are found, showing when and where long-dead organisms lived and how their bodies were structured
    Fossil Record
  57. Record of how organisms have changed over time
    Evolutionary History
  58. When the full moon passes into Earth’s shadow
    Lunar Eclipse
  59. system of chronological measurement that relates stratigraphy (study of rock layers) to time
    Geologic Time Scale