organismresemblesanotherorganism forprotectionbreaking downof rocks intosediments bywind, water,and ice.around12noonwhen aliquidchangesto a gasboilingpoint ofwater incelsiusa consumerthat eats otheranimals forenergy and iseaten forenergya materialthat lets alllight passthroughEastsomethingthat is nolongeractivetwo substancesare mixedtogether andone dissolvesinto the other.a materialthat only letssome lightpass throughall of theinterconnectedfood chains inan ecosystemparts of a plantthat are spreadfas and wide toensure plantsurvivala force thatrepels orattracts objectsthat have ironin themfreezingpoint ofwater incelsiusthe droppingoff ofsedimentsby water, air,and windmaterial thatlets electricalcurrent passthroughthe remains ortraces ofancient livingthingspreserved inrockorganisms thatbreak downdead matter,returningnutrients backinto the soiltype of rockmade fromcooled lavetemporaryblocking of themoon by earthpassingbetween theSun and moonall thewateron earthtwo or moretypes ofsubstancesmixed together,but keep theirown propertieslivingorganismsthat get theirenergy fromthe sunorganismresemblesanotherorganism forprotectionbreaking downof rocks intosediments bywind, water,and ice.around12noonwhen aliquidchangesto a gasboilingpoint ofwater incelsiusa consumerthat eats otheranimals forenergy and iseaten forenergya materialthat lets alllight passthroughEastsomethingthat is nolongeractivetwo substancesare mixedtogether andone dissolvesinto the other.a materialthat only letssome lightpass throughall of theinterconnectedfood chains inan ecosystemparts of a plantthat are spreadfas and wide toensure plantsurvivala force thatrepels orattracts objectsthat have ironin themfreezingpoint ofwater incelsiusthe droppingoff ofsedimentsby water, air,and windmaterial thatlets electricalcurrent passthroughthe remains ortraces ofancient livingthingspreserved inrockorganisms thatbreak downdead matter,returningnutrients backinto the soiltype of rockmade fromcooled lavetemporaryblocking of themoon by earthpassingbetween theSun and moonall thewateron earthtwo or moretypes ofsubstancesmixed together,but keep theirown propertieslivingorganismsthat get theirenergy fromthe sun

Science Review Vocabulary 1 - 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. organism resembles another organism for protection
  2. breaking down of rocks into sediments by wind, water, and ice.
  3. around 12 noon
  4. when a liquid changes to a gas
  5. boiling point of water in celsius
  6. a consumer that eats other animals for energy and is eaten for energy
  7. a material that lets all light pass through
  8. East
  9. something that is no longer active
  10. two substances are mixed together and one dissolves into the other.
  11. a material that only lets some light pass through
  12. all of the interconnected food chains in an ecosystem
  13. parts of a plant that are spread fas and wide to ensure plant survival
  14. a force that repels or attracts objects that have iron in them
  15. freezing point of water in celsius
  16. the dropping off of sediments by water, air, and wind
  17. material that lets electrical current pass through
  18. the remains or traces of ancient living things preserved in rock
  19. organisms that break down dead matter, returning nutrients back into the soil
  20. type of rock made from cooled lave
  21. temporary blocking of the moon by earth passing between the Sun and moon
  22. all the water on earth
  23. two or more types of substances mixed together, but keep their own properties
  24. living organisms that get their energy from the sun