(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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molecules are constantly in ____
what is a Newton
name the three types of heat transfer
what type of thermal heat transfer happens when a lizard warms its belly on a hot rock.
what type of reaction occurs when mild spoils and emits an odor
what is energy
what is a major cause of thermal energy
what kind of waves does sound travel in
a high note is ___ frequency
what happens when you cut a magnet in half. A. only the north pole still attracts. B. the bottom of the north pole becomes the south pole. C. the magnet explodes.
what are the poles of a magnet
true or false, magnets attract plastic
what is velocity
what is the process by which solid changes to a liquid
true or false, everything is made up of matter
is photosynthesis a chemical or physical reaction
convection is what happens when smoke goes in what direction
what is the name of the force that pulls things towards the ground
by which process does a liquid turn into a gas
if you were to lift a stack of books you would do (more or less) work than someone lifting a single book the same amount
two negative charges attract true or false
name the three stages of matter
name the three subatomic particles that make up an atom
what type of energy do atoms carry
what is a system
is freezing water a physical or chemical reaction
iron will build up a flaky red crust through oxidation, what is this flaky red crust called
what is work? (in science)
is a match lighting considered a physical or chemical reaction
what happens to molecules when they heat up
by which is the process where a liquid turns to a solid
true of false, forces act on objects only in the air
amplitude is what part of the wave
what is net force
A. one force acting on an object. B. all of the forces acting on an object. C. none of the forces acting on an object. D. none of the above
molecules of matter always do what to each other
what is potential energy
by which process does gas turn into a liquid.
how much of the electromagnetic spectrum can we see.
if 5 waves pass a certain point in 1 second, how many hearts are the waves traveling at
