Renewableenergy(definition)Consumers(examples)CombustionExtremeweatherpatterns, higheraverage globaltemperatures,rising sea levelFossil fuelsare anexample ofthisDeepoceanNon-renewableenergy(definition)Producers(examples)ReactantsofcombustionreactionsRespirationIndicatorsofincompletecombustionConservationof massIndicatorsof completecombustionCarbondioxideexchangeMoleculecontaining 1carbon and2 oxygenBurning fossilfuels, keepinglivestock(cows, sheep),deforestationPhotosynthesisFossilfuels(definition)Solar,geothermal,wind,hydroelectricFossilfuels(examples)Decomposers(examples)InfraredlightProducts ofcompletecombustionDecomposers(definition)Products ofincompletecombustionConsumersProducers(definition)Toxic gasmade of 1carbon and1 oxygenGreenhousegasesCarbonstores(definition)Carbonstores(examples)Decomposition/decaySinkingsedimentMoleculecontaining 1carbon and4 hydrogenRenewableenergy(definition)Consumers(examples)CombustionExtremeweatherpatterns, higheraverage globaltemperatures,rising sea levelFossil fuelsare anexample ofthisDeepoceanNon-renewableenergy(definition)Producers(examples)ReactantsofcombustionreactionsRespirationIndicatorsofincompletecombustionConservationof massIndicatorsof completecombustionCarbondioxideexchangeMoleculecontaining 1carbon and2 oxygenBurning fossilfuels, keepinglivestock(cows, sheep),deforestationPhotosynthesisFossilfuels(definition)Solar,geothermal,wind,hydroelectricFossilfuels(examples)Decomposers(examples)InfraredlightProducts ofcompletecombustionDecomposers(definition)Products ofincompletecombustionConsumersProducers(definition)Toxic gasmade of 1carbon and1 oxygenGreenhousegasesCarbonstores(definition)Carbonstores(examples)Decomposition/decaySinkingsedimentMoleculecontaining 1carbon and4 hydrogen

Fuels Review 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. Renewable energy (definition)
  2. Consumers (examples)
  3. Combustion
  4. Extreme weather patterns, higher average global temperatures, rising sea level
  5. Fossil fuels are an example of this
  6. Deep ocean
  7. Non-renewable energy (definition)
  8. Producers (examples)
  9. Reactants of combustion reactions
  10. Respiration
  11. Indicators of incomplete combustion
  12. Conservation of mass
  13. Indicators of complete combustion
  14. Carbon dioxide exchange
  15. Molecule containing 1 carbon and 2 oxygen
  16. Burning fossil fuels, keeping livestock (cows, sheep), deforestation
  17. Photosynthesis
  18. Fossil fuels (definition)
  19. Solar, geothermal, wind, hydroelectric
  20. Fossil fuels (examples)
  21. Decomposers (examples)
  22. Infrared light
  23. Products of complete combustion
  24. Decomposers (definition)
  25. Products of incomplete combustion
  26. Consumers
  27. Producers (definition)
  28. Toxic gas made of 1 carbon and 1 oxygen
  29. Greenhouse gases
  30. Carbon stores (definition)
  31. Carbon stores (examples)
  32. Decomposition/decay
  33. Sinking sediment
  34. Molecule containing 1 carbon and 4 hydrogen