What is themost significantsource ofhuman-causedcarbon?Whichtrophic levelhas the mostindividuals?What type oftrophic pyramiddescribes thenumber ofindividuals at eachtrophic level?Decomposersdo whatessentialprocess?What trophiclevel is at thebottom of atrophicpyramid?Anecosystemconsists ofwhichcomponents?What type oforganism isat the top ofa trophicpyramid?What level ofbiologicalorganizationis thelargest?Factors liketemperature,water, andoxygen arebiotic or abioticfactors?What ishomeostasis?A group of organsthat worktogether toperform acommon functionare called what?Whatnitrogenousbase pairswithcytosine?Transcribe thefollowing DNAsequence tomRNA:ATGCGCWhatprocessesreturn waterto theatmosphere?If producershave 25,000kcalof energy, howmuch energywould the nextlevel up have?What is atrophiccascade?Is blood clottingan example ofa negative orpositivefeedback loop?Anautotrophdoeswhat?A tapewormand a pig wouldbe what type ofsymbioticrelationship?Whatnitrogenousbase replacesthymine inRNA?A cheetah andgazelle wouldbe what typeof symbioticrelationship?What dolimitingfactorsdo?What level ofbiologicalorganizationis thesmallest?What are thetiny membrane-boundstructuresfound withincells?What is themost significantsource ofhuman-causedcarbon?Whichtrophic levelhas the mostindividuals?What type oftrophic pyramiddescribes thenumber ofindividuals at eachtrophic level?Decomposersdo whatessentialprocess?What trophiclevel is at thebottom of atrophicpyramid?Anecosystemconsists ofwhichcomponents?What type oforganism isat the top ofa trophicpyramid?What level ofbiologicalorganizationis thelargest?Factors liketemperature,water, andoxygen arebiotic or abioticfactors?What ishomeostasis?A group of organsthat worktogether toperform acommon functionare called what?Whatnitrogenousbase pairswithcytosine?Transcribe thefollowing DNAsequence tomRNA:ATGCGCWhatprocessesreturn waterto theatmosphere?If producershave 25,000kcalof energy, howmuch energywould the nextlevel up have?What is atrophiccascade?Is blood clottingan example ofa negative orpositivefeedback loop?Anautotrophdoeswhat?A tapewormand a pig wouldbe what type ofsymbioticrelationship?Whatnitrogenousbase replacesthymine inRNA?A cheetah andgazelle wouldbe what typeof symbioticrelationship?What dolimitingfactorsdo?What level ofbiologicalorganizationis thesmallest?What are thetiny membrane-boundstructuresfound withincells?

Biology Final Review - 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. What is the most significant source of human-caused carbon?
  2. Which trophic level has the most individuals?
  3. What type of trophic pyramid describes the number of individuals at each trophic level?
  4. Decomposers do what essential process?
  5. What trophic level is at the bottom of a trophic pyramid?
  6. An ecosystem consists of which components?
  7. What type of organism is at the top of a trophic pyramid?
  8. What level of biological organization is the largest?
  9. Factors like temperature, water, and oxygen are biotic or abiotic factors?
  10. What is homeostasis?
  11. A group of organs that work together to perform a common function are called what?
  12. What nitrogenous base pairs with cytosine?
  13. Transcribe the following DNA sequence to mRNA: ATGCGC
  14. What processes return water to the atmosphere?
  15. If producers have 25,000kcal of energy, how much energy would the next level up have?
  16. What is a trophic cascade?
  17. Is blood clotting an example of a negative or positive feedback loop?
  18. An autotroph does what?
  19. A tapeworm and a pig would be what type of symbiotic relationship?
  20. What nitrogenous base replaces thymine in RNA?
  21. A cheetah and gazelle would be what type of symbiotic relationship?
  22. What do limiting factors do?
  23. What level of biological organization is the smallest?
  24. What are the tiny membrane-bound structures found within cells?