An organismthat musteat to stayalive.Relationshipbetweenorganisms inwhich bothare harmed.An organismthat makesits own food.Relationshipbetweenorganisms inwhich one benefitsand one is notbenefited orharmed.Competitionbetweenmembers ofdifferentspecies.An animalthat capturesand eatsanotheranimal.The study ofhow organismsinteract witheach other andthe physicalenvironment.A structure ofan organismthat helps itsurvive (eg:wings, teeth,whiskers).The role orlife of anorganism initsenvironment.Competitionbetweenmembers ofthe samespecies.Relationshipbetweenorganisms inwhich bothbenefit.The full range ofenvironmentalconditions(biological andphysical) underwhich the organismcan exist.Where anorganismlives.A living thing- plant,animal,fungi.Things thataffect anorganism inits habitat.Organismsthat producetheir ownfoodTwo speciescannotcompete for thesame limitingresource forlong.Relationshipbetweenorganismswhere one isbenefited andone is harmed.A group ofplants, animalsand micro-organismsinhabiting anarea.The niche that isactuallyoccupied. It isnarrower thanthe fundamentalniche.Living things thataffect anorganism in itsenvironment (eg:food, predators,& parasites).Non-living thingsthat affectorganisms in theirenvironment (eg:sunlight,temperature).A chemical thathelps anorganismsurvive (eg:blood, poison,saliva).A feature ofan organismthat helps itsurvive in thatenvironment.For each abioticfactor, anorganism has arange oftolerances withinwhich it cansurvive.A group oforganisms ofthe samespecies living inthe samelocation.A group oforganisms thatcan reproducetogether andproduce fertileoffspring.The area wherean organismlives and all thethings thataffect it in thatarea.A behaviour thathelps anorganism survive(eg: hunting inpacks, parentalcare).The studyof livingthings.An organismthat musteat to stayalive.Relationshipbetweenorganisms inwhich bothare harmed.An organismthat makesits own food.Relationshipbetweenorganisms inwhich one benefitsand one is notbenefited orharmed.Competitionbetweenmembers ofdifferentspecies.An animalthat capturesand eatsanotheranimal.The study ofhow organismsinteract witheach other andthe physicalenvironment.A structure ofan organismthat helps itsurvive (eg:wings, teeth,whiskers).The role orlife of anorganism initsenvironment.Competitionbetweenmembers ofthe samespecies.Relationshipbetweenorganisms inwhich bothbenefit.The full range ofenvironmentalconditions(biological andphysical) underwhich the organismcan exist.Where anorganismlives.A living thing- plant,animal,fungi.Things thataffect anorganism inits habitat.Organismsthat producetheir ownfoodTwo speciescannotcompete for thesame limitingresource forlong.Relationshipbetweenorganismswhere one isbenefited andone is harmed.A group ofplants, animalsand micro-organismsinhabiting anarea.The niche that isactuallyoccupied. It isnarrower thanthe fundamentalniche.Living things thataffect anorganism in itsenvironment (eg:food, predators,& parasites).Non-living thingsthat affectorganisms in theirenvironment (eg:sunlight,temperature).A chemical thathelps anorganismsurvive (eg:blood, poison,saliva).A feature ofan organismthat helps itsurvive in thatenvironment.For each abioticfactor, anorganism has arange oftolerances withinwhich it cansurvive.A group oforganisms ofthe samespecies living inthe samelocation.A group oforganisms thatcan reproducetogether andproduce fertileoffspring.The area wherean organismlives and all thethings thataffect it in thatarea.A behaviour thathelps anorganism survive(eg: hunting inpacks, parentalcare).The studyof livingthings.

Takahe Definitions 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. An organism that must eat to stay alive.
  2. Relationship between organisms in which both are harmed.
  3. An organism that makes its own food.
  4. Relationship between organisms in which one benefits and one is not benefited or harmed.
  5. Competition between members of different species.
  6. An animal that captures and eats another animal.
  7. The study of how organisms interact with each other and the physical environment.
  8. A structure of an organism that helps it survive (eg: wings, teeth, whiskers).
  9. The role or life of an organism in its environment.
  10. Competition between members of the same species.
  11. Relationship between organisms in which both benefit.
  12. The full range of environmental conditions (biological and physical) under which the organism can exist.
  13. Where an organism lives.
  14. A living thing - plant, animal, fungi.
  15. Things that affect an organism in its habitat.
  16. Organisms that produce their own food
  17. Two species cannot compete for the same limiting resource for long.
  18. Relationship between organisms where one is benefited and one is harmed.
  19. A group of plants, animals and micro-organisms inhabiting an area.
  20. The niche that is actually occupied. It is narrower than the fundamental niche.
  21. Living things that affect an organism in its environment (eg: food, predators, & parasites).
  22. Non-living things that affect organisms in their environment (eg: sunlight, temperature).
  23. A chemical that helps an organism survive (eg: blood, poison, saliva).
  24. A feature of an organism that helps it survive in that environment.
  25. For each abiotic factor, an organism has a range of tolerances within which it can survive.
  26. A group of organisms of the same species living in the same location.
  27. A group of organisms that can reproduce together and produce fertile offspring.
  28. The area where an organism lives and all the things that affect it in that area.
  29. A behaviour that helps an organism survive (eg: hunting in packs, parental care).
  30. The study of living things.