a process wherehigh-pressurewater splits apartundergroundrocks, releasingtrapped naturalgasa mix ofpotentialand kineticenergya processwhere the innercore of an atomis split andenergy isreleaseda region ofspace fromwhich lightcannotescapethe energycreated whenelectrons flowfrom place toplaceenergy thatcomes fromrenewableresourcesa device thatconvertswind energyintoelectricitya resource that iswidely availableand takes arelatively smallamount of time toregenerate, if anytime at alla mix ofpotentialand kineticenergy a type of coalmining usedwhen the coalis located nearthe Earth’ssurfacea brain injurycaused by abump orblow to thehead a type of coalmining used whenthe coal is locateddeep belowthe Earth’s surfacefuel madefrombiomassdescribing aresource with alimited supplyand that takesa long time toregeneratea device that useswind to createmechanical energyto perform taskslikemilling grain orpumping watera type of renewablepower that is generatedwhen water from areservoir is releasedthrough a dam and spinsa turbine connected to agenerator thatproduces electricitythe process thatoccurs when heatmoves from oneobject to anotherobject that it istouchinga type of renewableenergy that isgenerated when theheat insidethe Earth is used togenerate steam tomake electricitya type ofrenewable energythat is createdwhen sunlight isconverted intoelectricitya scientific lawwhich statesthat energy isnot created ordestroyedmaterial fromliving things orrecently livingthings that can bebroken down andused for energythe process thatoccurs whenheat moves fromone place toanother withoutcontacta type ofnonrenewable energythat is not a fossil fuel;nuclear energy isa renewable energysource, but thematerial used innuclear power plants isnonrenewablea mix ofpotentialand kineticenergy a mix ofpotentialand kineticenergy the most commonsource ofnonrenewableenergy; e.g., coal,petroleum, andnatural gasa type of renewablepower that isgenerated when theenergy of oceanwaves and tides isconverted it intoelectricity throughdams and turbinesthe type ofenergy anobject storeswhile it is stilla small particlethat has anegative chargeand travels aroundthe nucleus ofan atoma fossil fuelfoundundergroundthat is mostlymade up ofmethanethe scientificword forspeed in aspecificdirectiontheenergy ofan objectin motionoil; a liquidfossil fuel foundin undergroundrock formations the process thatoccurs when heatis transferredthrough a gas orliquida process wherehigh-pressurewater splits apartundergroundrocks, releasingtrapped naturalgasa mix ofpotentialand kineticenergya processwhere the innercore of an atomis split andenergy isreleaseda region ofspace fromwhich lightcannotescapethe energycreated whenelectrons flowfrom place toplaceenergy thatcomes fromrenewableresourcesa device thatconvertswind energyintoelectricitya resource that iswidely availableand takes arelatively smallamount of time toregenerate, if anytime at alla mix ofpotentialand kineticenergy a type of coalmining usedwhen the coalis located nearthe Earth’ssurfacea brain injurycaused by abump orblow to thehead a type of coalmining used whenthe coal is locateddeep belowthe Earth’s surfacefuel madefrombiomassdescribing aresource with alimited supplyand that takesa long time toregeneratea device that useswind to createmechanical energyto perform taskslikemilling grain orpumping watera type of renewablepower that is generatedwhen water from areservoir is releasedthrough a dam and spinsa turbine connected to agenerator thatproduces electricitythe process thatoccurs when heatmoves from oneobject to anotherobject that it istouchinga type of renewableenergy that isgenerated when theheat insidethe Earth is used togenerate steam tomake electricitya type ofrenewable energythat is createdwhen sunlight isconverted intoelectricitya scientific lawwhich statesthat energy isnot created ordestroyedmaterial fromliving things orrecently livingthings that can bebroken down andused for energythe process thatoccurs whenheat moves fromone place toanother withoutcontacta type ofnonrenewable energythat is not a fossil fuel;nuclear energy isa renewable energysource, but thematerial used innuclear power plants isnonrenewablea mix ofpotentialand kineticenergy a mix ofpotentialand kineticenergy the most commonsource ofnonrenewableenergy; e.g., coal,petroleum, andnatural gasa type of renewablepower that isgenerated when theenergy of oceanwaves and tides isconverted it intoelectricity throughdams and turbinesthe type ofenergy anobject storeswhile it is stilla small particlethat has anegative chargeand travels aroundthe nucleus ofan atoma fossil fuelfoundundergroundthat is mostlymade up ofmethanethe scientificword forspeed in aspecificdirectiontheenergy ofan objectin motionoil; a liquidfossil fuel foundin undergroundrock formations the process thatoccurs when heatis transferredthrough a gas orliquid

Unit 2: energy - 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 process where high-pressure water splits apart underground rocks, releasing trapped natural gas
  2. a mix of potential and kinetic energy
  3. a process where the inner core of an atom is split and energy is released
  4. a region of space from which light cannot escape
  5. the energy created when electrons flow from place to place
  6. energy that comes from renewable resources
  7. a device that converts wind energy into electricity
  8. a resource that is widely available and takes a relatively small amount of time to regenerate, if any time at all
  9. a mix of potential and kinetic energy
  10. a type of coal mining used when the coal is located near the Earth’s surface
  11. a brain injury caused by a bump or blow to the head
  12. a type of coal mining used when the coal is located deep below the Earth’s surface
  13. fuel made from biomass
  14. describing a resource with a limited supply and that takes a long time to regenerate
  15. a device that uses wind to create mechanical energy to perform tasks like milling grain or pumping water
  16. a type of renewable power that is generated when water from a reservoir is released through a dam and spins a turbine connected to a generator that produces electricity
  17. the process that occurs when heat moves from one object to another object that it is touching
  18. a type of renewable energy that is generated when the heat inside the Earth is used to generate steam to make electricity
  19. a type of renewable energy that is created when sunlight is converted into electricity
  20. a scientific law which states that energy is not created or destroyed
  21. material from living things or recently living things that can be broken down and used for energy
  22. the process that occurs when heat moves from one place to another without contact
  23. a type of nonrenewable energy that is not a fossil fuel; nuclear energy is a renewable energy source, but the material used in nuclear power plants is nonrenewable
  24. a mix of potential and kinetic energy
  25. a mix of potential and kinetic energy
  26. the most common source of nonrenewable energy; e.g., coal, petroleum, and natural gas
  27. a type of renewable power that is generated when the energy of ocean waves and tides is converted it into electricity through dams and turbines
  28. the type of energy an object stores while it is still
  29. a small particle that has a negative charge and travels around the nucleus of an atom
  30. a fossil fuel found underground that is mostly made up of methane
  31. the scientific word for speed in a specific direction
  32. the energy of an object in motion
  33. oil; a liquid fossil fuel found in underground rock formations
  34. the process that occurs when heat is transferred through a gas or liquid