Energyfromthe sunProcesswhere lightenergy isturned intoglucoseWithoxygenNumber ofstages inanaerobiccellularrespirationProcess whereglucose isturned into 2ATP withoutoxygenATP is this typeofmacromoleculeNumber ofstages inaerobiccellularrespirationUseableenergyFirst stageof aerobiccellularrespirationAdenosineDiphosphateTransportswater in aplantWithoutoxygenType offermentationthat makeslactic acidOutput ofglycolysisThe folds in themitochondriawhere theelectrontransport chainhappensThird stageof aerobiccellularrespirationMass cannotbe created ordestroyed;only changesformO2Second stageofphotosynthesisFirst stage ofphotosynthesisThe spacewithin achloroplast;notthylakoidsTransportsglucose ina plantSecondstage ofaerobiccellularrespirationSpace in themitochondriawhere theKrebs CycleoccursWhereanaerobic cellrespirationhappens inthe cellType offermentationthat makeethanolTiny holes inleaf whereair goes inand outCO2Number ofstages inphotosynthesisC6H12O6Glucose is thistype ofmacromoleculeThe pigmentthat makesplants greenStacks inchloroplastH20Process whereglucose andoxygen areturned into lotsof ATPEnergyfromthe sunProcesswhere lightenergy isturned intoglucoseWithoxygenNumber ofstages inanaerobiccellularrespirationProcess whereglucose isturned into 2ATP withoutoxygenATP is this typeofmacromoleculeNumber ofstages inaerobiccellularrespirationUseableenergyFirst stageof aerobiccellularrespirationAdenosineDiphosphateTransportswater in aplantWithoutoxygenType offermentationthat makeslactic acidOutput ofglycolysisThe folds in themitochondriawhere theelectrontransport chainhappensThird stageof aerobiccellularrespirationMass cannotbe created ordestroyed;only changesformO2Second stageofphotosynthesisFirst stage ofphotosynthesisThe spacewithin achloroplast;notthylakoidsTransportsglucose ina plantSecondstage ofaerobiccellularrespirationSpace in themitochondriawhere theKrebs CycleoccursWhereanaerobic cellrespirationhappens inthe cellType offermentationthat makeethanolTiny holes inleaf whereair goes inand outCO2Number ofstages inphotosynthesisC6H12O6Glucose is thistype ofmacromoleculeThe pigmentthat makesplants greenStacks inchloroplastH20Process whereglucose andoxygen areturned into lotsof ATP

Cell Energy Bingo - 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. Energy from the sun
  2. Process where light energy is turned into glucose
  3. With oxygen
  4. Number of stages in anaerobic cellular respiration
  5. Process where glucose is turned into 2 ATP without oxygen
  6. ATP is this type of macromolecule
  7. Number of stages in aerobic cellular respiration
  8. Useable energy
  9. First stage of aerobic cellular respiration
  10. Adenosine Diphosphate
  11. Transports water in a plant
  12. Without oxygen
  13. Type of fermentation that makes lactic acid
  14. Output of glycolysis
  15. The folds in the mitochondria where the electron transport chain happens
  16. Third stage of aerobic cellular respiration
  17. Mass cannot be created or destroyed; only changes form
  18. O2
  19. Second stage of photosynthesis
  20. First stage of photosynthesis
  21. The space within a chloroplast; not thylakoids
  22. Transports glucose in a plant
  23. Second stage of aerobic cellular respiration
  24. Space in the mitochondria where the Krebs Cycle occurs
  25. Where anaerobic cell respiration happens in the cell
  26. Type of fermentation that make ethanol
  27. Tiny holes in leaf where air goes in and out
  28. CO2
  29. Number of stages in photosynthesis
  30. C6H12O6
  31. Glucose is this type of macromolecule
  32. The pigment that makes plants green
  33. Stacks in chloroplast
  34. H20
  35. Process where glucose and oxygen are turned into lots of ATP