Volcanoes thathave very steepsides; usuallyonly about1000 feet tallA hotspot in thePacific Ocean thatis responsible forthe formation ofthe HawaiianIslandsA large poolof moltenrock belowa volcanoAnundergroundpassagewaythat transportsmagmaAn islandformed byvolcanicactivityThe opening inthe Earth’scrust throughwhich magmaescapes thevolcanoA rupture onthe crust ofEarth thatallows magmato escape frominside EarthVolcanoes that haveeruptions which arenot very violent; formover hot spots ordivergent boundarieswith slow flowing lavaA piece ofland that iscompletelysurroundedby waterAn accessoryvent throughwhichmagma canescapeRegions inEarth wherehot columns ofmagma rise toEarth’s surfaceHot, moltenrock thatflows alongEarth’ssurfaceThe top partof a volcanothat isdepressedHot, moltenrockcontainedwithin EarthFreeVolcanoes madeup of alternatinglayers of lava andash; have themost violent formof volcaniceruptionVolcanoes thathave very steepsides; usuallyonly about1000 feet tallA hotspot in thePacific Ocean thatis responsible forthe formation ofthe HawaiianIslandsA large poolof moltenrock belowa volcanoAnundergroundpassagewaythat transportsmagmaAn islandformed byvolcanicactivityThe opening inthe Earth’scrust throughwhich magmaescapes thevolcanoA rupture onthe crust ofEarth thatallows magmato escape frominside EarthVolcanoes that haveeruptions which arenot very violent; formover hot spots ordivergent boundarieswith slow flowing lavaA piece ofland that iscompletelysurroundedby waterAn accessoryvent throughwhichmagma canescapeRegions inEarth wherehot columns ofmagma rise toEarth’s surfaceHot, moltenrock thatflows alongEarth’ssurfaceThe top partof a volcanothat isdepressedHot, moltenrockcontainedwithin EarthFreeVolcanoes madeup of alternatinglayers of lava andash; have themost violent formof volcaniceruption

Untitled 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. Volcanoes that have very steep sides; usually only about 1000 feet tall
  2. A hotspot in the Pacific Ocean that is responsible for the formation of the Hawaiian Islands
  3. A large pool of molten rock below a volcano
  4. An underground passageway that transports magma
  5. An island formed by volcanic activity
  6. The opening in the Earth’s crust through which magma escapes the volcano
  7. A rupture on the crust of Earth that allows magma to escape from inside Earth
  8. Volcanoes that have eruptions which are not very violent; form over hot spots or divergent boundaries with slow flowing lava
  9. A piece of land that is completely surrounded by water
  10. An accessory vent through which magma can escape
  11. Regions in Earth where hot columns of magma rise to Earth’s surface
  12. Hot, molten rock that flows along Earth’s surface
  13. The top part of a volcano that is depressed
  14. Hot, molten rock contained within Earth
  15. Free
  16. Volcanoes made up of alternating layers of lava and ash; have the most violent form of volcanic eruption