Plants and Animals 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.

1. These have scales, thick skin, and lay eggs
   Reptiles
2. The three main parts of land plants
   Leaves, stem/branch, and roots
3. This type of organism does not have a nucleus
   Procaryote
4. This animal has glands that produce milk for its young
   mammals
5. Contains many cells, some of which are specialized for certain functions
   multicellular
6. These have wings, lightweight bones, and 4-chambered hearts
   Birds
7. These carry their young in a pouch
   Marsupials
8. This organism makes its own food
   Autotroph
9. These live in water, have scales and gills
   Fish
10. A soft structure that surrounds both plant and animal cells
    Cell Membrane
11. A structure inside a cell that stores water, wastes and food. Large in plant cells.
    Vacuole
12. What is the function of stems
    Supports and connects leaves to roots
13. A single-celled organism that lives in water
    Algae
14. One line can be drawn to divide the body into mirror image halves
    Bilateral Symmetry
15. Organisms that have a backbone
    vertebrates
16. This plant has tube like structures that transport water food and minerals
    vascular plants
17. A bunch of tissues that work together
    organ
18. This plant does not have tube-like structures to transport water food and materials
    nonvascular plants
19. Organisms that do not have a backbone
    invertebrates
20. A rigid structure that surrounds plant cells
    Cell Wall
21. What are the functions of leaves
    Capture light energy, and gas exchange
22. Speciailized structure on the underside of a leaf that opens and closes
    Stoma
23. Egg laying Mammals
    Monotremes
24. Characteristics that orgainisms use to help them survive in their environment
    Adaptions
25. Most (but not all) have a backbone
    Chordates
26. These begin life in water, but live as adults on land
    Amphibians
27. A balance of body parts
    Symmetry
28. Wings, fins, and jet propulsion are all examples of this.
    Adaptions for movement
29. These have no symmetry and simple body structures with specialized cells but no tissues
    Asymmetrical Animals
30. A structural support found within an animal
    Endoskeleton
31. What are characteristics of vascular plants?
    Vascular tissue, true roots, cuticle
32. Many lines can be drawn to divide the body into mirror image halves
    Radial Symmetry
33. A group of similar cells that perform a specific function
    tissue
34. What are the 3 major functions of roots?
    Absorb water/nutrients, anchors, stores water/nutrients
35. This type of cell has a nucleus
    Eukaryote
36. A structure inside plant cells used to make energy
    Chloroplast
37. What is an adaption for conserving water?
    A specialized kidney that that removes salt, then absorbs more water
38. This organism eats others for energy
    Heterotroph
39. What are the haracteristics of nonvascular plants
    No vascular tissue, roots only anchor, thin cell walls, only a few cell layers thick
40. What are 3 things all chordates have in common?
    A notochord, a nerve cord, and pouches in the throat area
41. A tough, waterproof outer covering of an animal
    Exoskeleton
42. This characteristic separates plants from animals
    Mobility
43. Maintain body temperature using the environment
    Exotherms
44. Control their body heat internally
    Endotherms