What topicis theargumentabout?What is theauthor'sstance onthis topic?What's anopinion that'sshared in thearticle?What is onereason that theauthor givesthat supportsthe claim?What is theauthor'sperspectiveon thistopic?How doesthe authorelaborate ona reason?Do youthink thisargumentis valid?How did theauthororganize theargument?How do thereasonssupport theclaim?Why doesthe authorthink theirclaim isimportant?Name asignpost thisauthor usedand tell whythey used it.Whichreason isthe mostconvincing?What isthe claimthis authormakes?Why didthe authorwrite aboutthis topic?Is the authorcredible?Why or whynot?What's onefact theauthor usedto supporttheir claim?What topicis theargumentabout?What is theauthor'sstance onthis topic?What's anopinion that'sshared in thearticle?What is onereason that theauthor givesthat supportsthe claim?What is theauthor'sperspectiveon thistopic?How doesthe authorelaborate ona reason?Do youthink thisargumentis valid?How did theauthororganize theargument?How do thereasonssupport theclaim?Why doesthe authorthink theirclaim isimportant?Name asignpost thisauthor usedand tell whythey used it.Whichreason isthe mostconvincing?What isthe claimthis authormakes?Why didthe authorwrite aboutthis topic?Is the authorcredible?Why or whynot?What's onefact theauthor usedto supporttheir claim?

Argument Board - 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 topic is the argument about?
  2. What is the author's stance on this topic?
  3. What's an opinion that's shared in the article?
  4. What is one reason that the author gives that supports the claim?
  5. What is the author's perspective on this topic?
  6. How does the author elaborate on a reason?
  7. Do you think this argument is valid?
  8. How did the author organize the argument?
  9. How do the reasons support the claim?
  10. Why does the author think their claim is important?
  11. Name a signpost this author used and tell why they used it.
  12. Which reason is the most convincing?
  13. What is the claim this author makes?
  14. Why did the author write about this topic?
  15. Is the author credible? Why or why not?
  16. What's one fact the author used to support their claim?