(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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The Equator divides it into the North ___ Ocean and the South ___ Ocean.
Vast reserves of natural gas and oil, iron ore, nickel, copper, zinc phosphates, precious metals, gemstones and diamonds
Around 1240 miles of coral reef
Inlet in the Indian Ocean
The fourth largest ocean
The Titanic sunk in this ocean
Home to the Great Barrier Reef, the largest in the world stretching more than 1,429 miles.
Home to the largest invertebrate on earth, the colossal squid
The second-largest ocean on Earth, accounting for one fifth of the Earth's surface and 29% of the Earth's water.
Contains an oil deposit that accounts for 40% of world production
The largest freshwater lake in Israel — 64 square miles, nearly the size of Washington, D.C.
Divided into the Amerasian basin and the Eurasian basin by Lomonosov Ridge
The largest enclosed sea in the world
Contains more than 25,000 islands
Tides are limited because it is almost landlocked
Gets its name from Greek mythology, specifically from the Titan Atlas
one of the most politically important bodies of water because it's between continents and important ports and waterways such as the Suez Canal
Shrinks by one inch every year due to the movement of tectonic plates.
lowest place in the world, 430 m below sea level
During blooms of algae (Trichodesmium erythreaum) on the surface, the water appears reddish brown
The sea temperature is quite constant throughout the year and is only 28.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
Located in northeastern Israel, near the borders with Jordan and Syria.
The largest ocean on the planet. It covers more than 30% of the earth’s surface.
More than 800,000 people visit each year
Jonah got thrown in here
Moses told Israelites when they cross this river, they will be in the promised land
Contains a submerged continent - Kerguelen Plateau
Some believe this is where Miriam’s well was seen
Climate change is making it easier to travel through
Home to many creatures that are only found in this environment, including polar bears
One of the first bodies of water mentioned in the Torah and used as a boundary for the people of Israel
the world’s shallowest ocean
Lowest oxygen content of the oceans
Evaporation greatly exceeds precipitation and river runoff, making it very salty
The world’s smallest ocean at 5.4 million square miles
Diamond deposits have been located here
Connects to the Atlantic Ocean via the narrow Strait of Gibraltar
Believed to be where Jesus walked on water.
Its name means peaceful
Located in the Negev Desert in southern Israel
The deepest ocean. Contains the Mariana Trench, the deepest point in the ocean
Contains more than 75,000 volcanoes.
Different to the other oceans because it rotates water, key to ocean circulation
Ancient Egyptians used the salty water to improve their health, skin, and even for mummification
almost completely circled by North America, Eurasia, and Greenland
Cyprus and Malta are its only independent island nations
water and mud contain beneficial minerals used to make many skincare products
Contains huge icebergs almost all year
Connects to the Black Sea through the Dardanelles, the Sea of Marmara, and the strait of the Bosporus
Has many important ports and harbors that handle the majority of the world’s cargo
It is the world’s only Ocean with asymmetric and semi-annually reversing surface circulations.
Known for its mineral deposits, the most common of which are evaporite, petroleum deposits, Sulphur, and phosphates.
There are no people native to Antarctica but this ocean does contain several research stations
The Red Sea is a sea inlet of the Indian Ocean, lying between Africa and Asia
First explored by Bartolomeo Diaz in 1487
Salinity of 34.2% - so salty that nothing can live in it
Mentioned in the Torah as crossed by Joshua, as well as a significant border and source of life
Third largest ocean
World’s northernmost tropical sea
High evaporation rate and low precipitation leading it to be very salty
The site of the baptism of Jesus
Derives its name from the Greek word 'arktos' which means 'bear'.
Lowest river in the world, ending at 430 m below sea level
Referred to by Israelis as the “Kinneret,” which is Hebrew for “violin,” considered to be the shape resembled by the lake.
over 700 varieties of fish and almost 10 per cent of the world’s marine species
The saltiest ocean
Limited sea life due to high water temperatures
Marine Pollution has increased by over 100 times in this ocean over the past 40 years.
Israel’s largest source of fresh drinking water, supplying about one-third of the nation’s annual water requirement.
Torah tells us that G-d turned an oasis into a barren desert, because of the sins of the civilization Sodom. The Jordan River eventually filled the basin
Divides the West Bank and Jordan
Generally agreed to be both the first ocean crossed by ship and by plane.
Starts on the slopes of Mount Hermon, on the border of Lebanon and Syria, goes through the Sea of Galilee, and ends at the Dead Sea
The United States is less than one sixth the size of this ocean
The sea Moses parted
Home to 44 shark varieties - 20% are exclusive to this sea
Formed during the Jurassic Period approximately 150 million years ago.
