This bingo card has a free space and 32 words: appeals to a sense of justice or fairness, uses forceful phrases and/or word choice, draws a contrast, uses figures of speech, plays on the reader’s sympathy, uses imagery, uses shock tactics, mentions tradition or customs, attacks the opposition, uses reason or logic, uses humor, quotes an expert, plays on the reader's fears, contains hyperbole (exaggeration), contains repetition, emphasizes costs, makes generalizations, uses statistics, contains alliteration, appeals to group loyalty, contains personal anecdotes/stories, uses a celebrity's opinion, mentions an opposing belief, mentions laws and the consequences for breaking them, appeals to wholesome, decent family values, shows how an opposing belief is incorrect, uses language to make the reader feel guilty, biased; does not give equal "time" to the opposition, states an opinion as if it were fact, flatters the reader, uses connotative or emotional language and asks rhetorical questions.
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