rhetoricalquestionanalogy#1appeal toGod'sauthority(logos)appeal toaudience andspeaker'ssharedcommon sense(ethos)personification#2metaphor#2appeal to asense ofcosmic destiny(americanexceptionalism)Adhominemattack(ethos)pathos(description ofdireconsequences)pathos(vividimagery)appeal toNature'sauthority(logos)appeal tospecial moralpurpose(americanexceptionalism)appeal tospeaker'sobjectivity(logos)metaphor#1genderedpronounethos(directaddress toaudience)pathos(metaphor)appeal toEnlightenmentassumptions(logos)ethos(metaphor)repetitionofquestionsappeal toselfinterest(logos)personification#1genderedmetaphorappeal tosense ofvirtue(ethos)analogy #2(differs fromanalogy #1)rhetoricalquestionanalogy#1appeal toGod'sauthority(logos)appeal toaudience andspeaker'ssharedcommon sense(ethos)personification#2metaphor#2appeal to asense ofcosmic destiny(americanexceptionalism)Adhominemattack(ethos)pathos(description ofdireconsequences)pathos(vividimagery)appeal toNature'sauthority(logos)appeal tospecial moralpurpose(americanexceptionalism)appeal tospeaker'sobjectivity(logos)metaphor#1genderedpronounethos(directaddress toaudience)pathos(metaphor)appeal toEnlightenmentassumptions(logos)ethos(metaphor)repetitionofquestionsappeal toselfinterest(logos)personification#1genderedmetaphorappeal tosense ofvirtue(ethos)analogy #2(differs fromanalogy #1)

Paine's Common Sense 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. rhetorical question
  2. analogy #1
  3. appeal to God's authority (logos)
  4. appeal to audience and speaker's shared common sense (ethos)
  5. personification #2
  6. metaphor #2
  7. appeal to a sense of cosmic destiny (american exceptionalism)
  8. Ad hominem attack (ethos)
  9. pathos (description of dire consequences)
  10. pathos (vivid imagery)
  11. appeal to Nature's authority (logos)
  12. appeal to special moral purpose (american exceptionalism)
  13. appeal to speaker's objectivity (logos)
  14. metaphor #1
  15. gendered pronoun
  16. ethos (direct address to audience)
  17. pathos (metaphor)
  18. appeal to Enlightenment assumptions (logos)
  19. ethos (metaphor)
  20. repetition of questions
  21. appeal to self interest (logos)
  22. personification #1
  23. gendered metaphor
  24. appeal to sense of virtue (ethos)
  25. analogy #2 (differs from analogy #1)