appeal toselfinterest(type?)repetitionofquestions(type?)pathos(metaphor)pathos(personification)personificationAmericanexceptionalism(morality/virtue)appeal toaudience/speaker'scommon sense(type?)rhetoricalquestion(type?)ethos(personification)Americanexceptionalism(model)personification(2 examples)pathos(vividimagery)appeal toNature'sauthority(logos)metaphoranalogyappeal toGod'sauthority(logos)genderedpronoun(type?)personification(3 examples)appeal toEnlightenmentassumptions(logos)metaphor(2examples)appeal tospeaker'sobjectivity(type?)metaphor(2examples)ethos(directaddress toaudience)ethos(metaphor)pathos(metaphor)Americanexceptionalism(cosmic)genderedmetaphor(type?)analogy#2 (2examples)Adhominemattack(ethos)Description ofdireconsequences(type?)appeal tosense ofvirtue(ethos)analogy#3 (3examples)appeal toselfinterest(type?)repetitionofquestions(type?)pathos(metaphor)pathos(personification)personificationAmericanexceptionalism(morality/virtue)appeal toaudience/speaker'scommon sense(type?)rhetoricalquestion(type?)ethos(personification)Americanexceptionalism(model)personification(2 examples)pathos(vividimagery)appeal toNature'sauthority(logos)metaphoranalogyappeal toGod'sauthority(logos)genderedpronoun(type?)personification(3 examples)appeal toEnlightenmentassumptions(logos)metaphor(2examples)appeal tospeaker'sobjectivity(type?)metaphor(2examples)ethos(directaddress toaudience)ethos(metaphor)pathos(metaphor)Americanexceptionalism(cosmic)genderedmetaphor(type?)analogy#2 (2examples)Adhominemattack(ethos)Description ofdireconsequences(type?)appeal tosense ofvirtue(ethos)analogy#3 (3examples)

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. appeal to self interest (type?)
  2. repetition of questions (type?)
  3. pathos (metaphor)
  4. pathos (personification)
  5. personification
  6. American exceptionalism (morality/virtue)
  7. appeal to audience/speaker's common sense (type?)
  8. rhetorical question (type?)
  9. ethos (personification)
  10. American exceptionalism (model)
  11. personification (2 examples)
  12. pathos (vivid imagery)
  13. appeal to Nature's authority (logos)
  14. metaphor
  15. analogy
  16. appeal to God's authority (logos)
  17. gendered pronoun (type?)
  18. personification (3 examples)
  19. appeal to Enlightenment assumptions (logos)
  20. metaphor (2 examples)
  21. appeal to speaker's objectivity (type?)
  22. metaphor (2 examples)
  23. ethos (direct address to audience)
  24. ethos (metaphor)
  25. pathos (metaphor)
  26. American exceptionalism (cosmic)
  27. gendered metaphor (type?)
  28. analogy #2 (2 examples)
  29. Ad hominem attack (ethos)
  30. Description of dire consequences (type?)
  31. appeal to sense of virtue (ethos)
  32. analogy #3 (3 examples)