This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Appeal to Ethos Establishing credibility of the speaker, Name-Calling Using harsh names to attack those who oppose the speaker, Flattery Excessively praising the audience, Red Herring When a speaker skips to a new and irrelevant topic, Hyperbole An extravagant exaggeration of fact, Parallelism Repetition of sentence structure or phrases to create a harmonious effect, Appeal to Fear, Straw Man A purposeful choice to oversimplify the other side’s argument to make it easier to refute/ridicule, Personal Anecdote A short, personal story, Hasty Generalization Making a conclusion without enough evidence, Ad Hominem Switching the argument to focus on the character of the other speaker, Contrast To compare as to point out striking differences, Faulty Analogy An focus on irrelevant similarities between two things, Logical Reasoning Showing what can be expected because of what has gone before, Nostalgia Desire to return in thought or fact to a former time, Either/Or Fallacy Presenting two extreme options as the only possible choices, Emotional Words Use of words likely to engage strong emotions in the audience, Appeal to Patriotism, Rhetorical Question To ask a question of an audience, Equivocation Intentionally misleading the audience by using a word with a double meaning, Sarcasm, Appeal to Logos Appealing to the audience’s reason; using statistics or data, Metaphor Figurative language comparing two unlike things and Circular Reasoning Repeating the claim as a way to provide evidence.
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