PangeaWhat is thename of thesupercontinentfrom about 320- 195 millionyears ago?4.6billionyearsHow old isthe Earthestimatedto be?LunarWhat kind ofeclipse occurswhen theEarth's shadowcrosses theMoon?GreenhouseWhat kind ofgasesefficientlyabsorb infraredradiation?OblatespheroidWhatshape isthe Earth?TidesThe daily rising andfalling of Earth'soceans caused bythe gravitationaleffects of the Moonare the _______.MagnetosphereWhat is theregion around aplanet that isinfluenced byits magneticfield?S-wavesWhichseismicwaves areshearwaves?5500kg/m³What is theaveragedensity ofthe Earth?OutercoreWhich partof theEarth's coreis liquid?AsthenosphereWhat is thesemisolid partof the mantleover which thetectonic platesslide called?LithosphereWhat portionof the Earththat undergoesplatetectonics?SynchronousWe always seethe same sideof the moondue to its_____ orbitaround Earth.SolarWhat kind ofeclipse occurswhen theMoon blocksout the Sun?ConvectionThe churningmotion resultingfrom the upwellingof warm fluid anddownward flow ofcooler material iscalled _______.MariaThe largedark spotson the moonare called____.RegolithWhat isthe finelunar dustcalled?HydrosphereWhatcontains allof the liquidwater onEarth?P-wavesWhichseismicwaves arepressurewaves?InnercoreWhich partof theEarth's coreis solid?TroposphereWhat layerof theatmospheredo we livein?TerminatorWhat is theline betweenlight and darkon the Mooncalled?3300kg/m³What is theaveragedensity ofthe Moon?DifferentiationWhat is thevariation indensity andcompositionof a body?AtmosphereDue to its lowgravity, theMoon has nosubstantial________.RilleWhat is a ditchon the Moonthat used tohave lavaflowing throughit called?1/6How strong isthe Moon'sgravity at thesurfacecompared toEarth's?HighlandsWhat are thelighter,elevatedareas of theMoon called?1/4How big isthe Moon'sdiametercompared tothe Earth's?PangeaWhat is thename of thesupercontinentfrom about 320- 195 millionyears ago?4.6billionyearsHow old isthe Earthestimatedto be?LunarWhat kind ofeclipse occurswhen theEarth's shadowcrosses theMoon?GreenhouseWhat kind ofgasesefficientlyabsorb infraredradiation?OblatespheroidWhatshape isthe Earth?TidesThe daily rising andfalling of Earth'soceans caused bythe gravitationaleffects of the Moonare the _______.MagnetosphereWhat is theregion around aplanet that isinfluenced byits magneticfield?S-wavesWhichseismicwaves areshearwaves?5500kg/m³What is theaveragedensity ofthe Earth?OutercoreWhich partof theEarth's coreis liquid?AsthenosphereWhat is thesemisolid partof the mantleover which thetectonic platesslide called?LithosphereWhat portionof the Earththat undergoesplatetectonics?SynchronousWe always seethe same sideof the moondue to its_____ orbitaround Earth.SolarWhat kind ofeclipse occurswhen theMoon blocksout the Sun?ConvectionThe churningmotion resultingfrom the upwellingof warm fluid anddownward flow ofcooler material iscalled _______.MariaThe largedark spotson the moonare called____.RegolithWhat isthe finelunar dustcalled?HydrosphereWhatcontains allof the liquidwater onEarth?P-wavesWhichseismicwaves arepressurewaves?InnercoreWhich partof theEarth's coreis solid?TroposphereWhat layerof theatmospheredo we livein?TerminatorWhat is theline betweenlight and darkon the Mooncalled?3300kg/m³What is theaveragedensity ofthe Moon?DifferentiationWhat is thevariation indensity andcompositionof a body?AtmosphereDue to its lowgravity, theMoon has nosubstantial________.RilleWhat is a ditchon the Moonthat used tohave lavaflowing throughit called?1/6How strong isthe Moon'sgravity at thesurfacecompared toEarth's?HighlandsWhat are thelighter,elevatedareas of theMoon called?1/4How big isthe Moon'sdiametercompared tothe Earth's?

Earth & Moon 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. What is the name of the supercontinent from about 320 - 195 million years ago?
    Pangea
  2. How old is the Earth estimated to be?
    4.6 billion years
  3. What kind of eclipse occurs when the Earth's shadow crosses the Moon?
    Lunar
  4. What kind of gases efficiently absorb infrared radiation?
    Greenhouse
  5. What shape is the Earth?
    Oblate spheroid
  6. The daily rising and falling of Earth's oceans caused by the gravitational effects of the Moon are the _______.
    Tides
  7. What is the region around a planet that is influenced by its magnetic field?
    Magnetosphere
  8. Which seismic waves are shear waves?
    S-waves
  9. What is the average density of the Earth?
    5500 kg/m³
  10. Which part of the Earth's core is liquid?
    Outer core
  11. What is the semisolid part of the mantle over which the tectonic plates slide called?
    Asthenosphere
  12. What portion of the Earth that undergoes plate tectonics?
    Lithosphere
  13. We always see the same side of the moon due to its _____ orbit around Earth.
    Synchronous
  14. What kind of eclipse occurs when the Moon blocks out the Sun?
    Solar
  15. The churning motion resulting from the upwelling of warm fluid and downward flow of cooler material is called _______.
    Convection
  16. The large dark spots on the moon are called ____.
    Maria
  17. What is the fine lunar dust called?
    Regolith
  18. What contains all of the liquid water on Earth?
    Hydrosphere
  19. Which seismic waves are pressure waves?
    P-waves
  20. Which part of the Earth's core is solid?
    Inner core
  21. What layer of the atmosphere do we live in?
    Troposphere
  22. What is the line between light and dark on the Moon called?
    Terminator
  23. What is the average density of the Moon?
    3300 kg/m³
  24. What is the variation in density and composition of a body?
    Differentiation
  25. Due to its low gravity, the Moon has no substantial ________.
    Atmosphere
  26. What is a ditch on the Moon that used to have lava flowing through it called?
    Rille
  27. How strong is the Moon's gravity at the surface compared to Earth's?
    1/6
  28. What are the lighter, elevated areas of the Moon called?
    Highlands
  29. How big is the Moon's diameter compared to the Earth's?
    1/4