First name,last name,classperiodWhat needsto be onevery paperthat you turninThedailyagendaWhere wouldyou findassignmentsif you areabsentHabitabilityHaving theconditionsnecessary tosupport lifeChannelLong narrowgrooveformed by aflowing liquidModelObject, diagram,or computersimulation thatmakes somethingeasier tosee/explore orinvestigateOpportunityThe roverthat tookpictureson MarsFormedby thesameprocessIf landforms ontwo differentplanets look thesame, what canbe concludedcomputersimulationHow theNovaewerestudiedLandformA featuresuch as amountain,channel, orsand duneClaimA proposedanswer to aquestionabout thenatural worldNotexactlythe sameWhat must weremember whencomparingmodels to thething theyrepresentLiquidwater anda sourceof energyThe twothingsnecessary tosupport life2RegularconversationRefuteTo goagainsta claimActivereadingMakingannotations,highlighting,taking notes, ormakingconnectionsGeosphereThe rockypart of aplanetDr.EdgarTheplanetarygeologistthat was inthe videoFlowingwaterWhatcreated thechannel onMarsRockyplanetsMercury,Venus,Earth,Mars0SilentvoicesReasoningHow onewouldconnectevidence toa claimSystemInteractingparts thatcomplete amore complexwholeHydrosphereThewater ofa planetThe day oftheassessmentWhen is yourcompletedstudy guidedue1WhisperingvoicesEvidenceInformationused to supportor refute (goagainst) a claimHotwaxThematerialused in thelava modelTheyremainWhat happensto landformsafter theflowing liquidstopsBiosphereThe lifeof aplanetGeologicProcessan event thatcauseschanges inthegeosphereAtmosphereThegases orair of aplanetGeryaThe scientistthat studiedthe planetVenusPhysicalmodelArepresentationthat you cantouch, such asa stream table3PresentationvolumeFirst name,last name,classperiodWhat needsto be onevery paperthat you turninThedailyagendaWhere wouldyou findassignmentsif you areabsentHabitabilityHaving theconditionsnecessary tosupport lifeChannelLong narrowgrooveformed by aflowing liquidModelObject, diagram,or computersimulation thatmakes somethingeasier tosee/explore orinvestigateOpportunityThe roverthat tookpictureson MarsFormedby thesameprocessIf landforms ontwo differentplanets look thesame, what canbe concludedcomputersimulationHow theNovaewerestudiedLandformA featuresuch as amountain,channel, orsand duneClaimA proposedanswer to aquestionabout thenatural worldNotexactlythe sameWhat must weremember whencomparingmodels to thething theyrepresentLiquidwater anda sourceof energyThe twothingsnecessary tosupport life2RegularconversationRefuteTo goagainsta claimActivereadingMakingannotations,highlighting,taking notes, ormakingconnectionsGeosphereThe rockypart of aplanetDr.EdgarTheplanetarygeologistthat was inthe videoFlowingwaterWhatcreated thechannel onMarsRockyplanetsMercury,Venus,Earth,Mars0SilentvoicesReasoningHow onewouldconnectevidence toa claimSystemInteractingparts thatcomplete amore complexwholeHydrosphereThewater ofa planetThe day oftheassessmentWhen is yourcompletedstudy guidedue1WhisperingvoicesEvidenceInformationused to supportor refute (goagainst) a claimHotwaxThematerialused in thelava modelTheyremainWhat happensto landformsafter theflowing liquidstopsBiosphereThe lifeof aplanetGeologicProcessan event thatcauseschanges inthegeosphereAtmosphereThegases orair of aplanetGeryaThe scientistthat studiedthe planetVenusPhysicalmodelArepresentationthat you cantouch, such asa stream table3Presentationvolume

Geology on Mars - 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.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
  1. What needs to be on every paper that you turn in
    First name, last name, class period
  2. Where would you find assignments if you are absent
    The daily agenda
  3. Having the conditions necessary to support life
    Habitability
  4. Long narrow groove formed by a flowing liquid
    Channel
  5. Object, diagram, or computer simulation that makes something easier to see/explore or investigate
    Model
  6. The rover that took pictures on Mars
    Opportunity
  7. If landforms on two different planets look the same, what can be concluded
    Formed by the same process
  8. How the Novae were studied
    computer simulation
  9. A feature such as a mountain, channel, or sand dune
    Landform
  10. A proposed answer to a question about the natural world
    Claim
  11. What must we remember when comparing models to the thing they represent
    Not exactly the same
  12. The two things necessary to support life
    Liquid water and a source of energy
  13. Regular conversation
    2
  14. To go against a claim
    Refute
  15. Making annotations, highlighting, taking notes, or making connections
    Active reading
  16. The rocky part of a planet
    Geosphere
  17. The planetary geologist that was in the video
    Dr. Edgar
  18. What created the channel on Mars
    Flowing water
  19. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
    Rocky planets
  20. Silent voices
    0
  21. How one would connect evidence to a claim
    Reasoning
  22. Interacting parts that complete a more complex whole
    System
  23. The water of a planet
    Hydrosphere
  24. When is your completed study guide due
    The day of the assessment
  25. Whispering voices
    1
  26. Information used to support or refute (go against) a claim
    Evidence
  27. The material used in the lava model
    Hot wax
  28. What happens to landforms after the flowing liquid stops
    They remain
  29. The life of a planet
    Biosphere
  30. an event that causes changes in the geosphere
    Geologic Process
  31. The gases or air of a planet
    Atmosphere
  32. The scientist that studied the planet Venus
    Gerya
  33. A representation that you can touch, such as a stream table
    Physical model
  34. Presentation volume
    3