Criticise the opposite opinion Figures of speech Analogy Short impact sentences Appeal to family values Play on the reader’s guilt Personal pronouns Humour Clusters of three Puns Forceful phrases Appeal to hip pocket nerve Attack the opposition Appeal to tradition and custom Shock tactics Chatty style Alliteration Patriotic appeal Drawing a contrast Statistics Rhetorical questions Catchy words and phrases Hyperbole Repetition Appeal to group loyalty Play on the fear of the reader Reason and logic Generalisations Appeal to a sense of justice Appeal to self- interest Emotive language Imagery Quote a reliable source/Expert opinion Anecdotes Clichés Play on the reader’s sympathy Criticise the opposite opinion Figures of speech Analogy Short impact sentences Appeal to family values Play on the reader’s guilt Personal pronouns Humour Clusters of three Puns Forceful phrases Appeal to hip pocket nerve Attack the opposition Appeal to tradition and custom Shock tactics Chatty style Alliteration Patriotic appeal Drawing a contrast Statistics Rhetorical questions Catchy words and phrases Hyperbole Repetition Appeal to group loyalty Play on the fear of the reader Reason and logic Generalisations Appeal to a sense of justice Appeal to self- interest Emotive language Imagery Quote a reliable source/Expert opinion Anecdotes Clichés Play on the reader’s sympathy
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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.
O-Criticise the opposite opinion
G-Figures of speech
I-Analogy
G-Short impact sentences
I-Appeal to family values
G-Play on the reader’s guilt
B-Personal pronouns
B-Humour
G-Clusters of three
I-Puns
I-Forceful phrases
N-Appeal to hip pocket nerve
O-Attack the opposition
O-Appeal to tradition and custom
I-Shock tactics
B-Chatty style
B-Alliteration
N-Patriotic appeal
N-Drawing a contrast
O-Statistics
G-Rhetorical questions
G-Catchy words and phrases
B-Hyperbole
I-Repetition
G-Appeal to group loyalty
O-Play on the fear of the reader
N-Reason and logic
B-Generalisations
B-Appeal to a sense of justice
I-Appeal to self-interest
N-Emotive language
B-Imagery
N-Quote a reliable source/Expert opinion
O-Anecdotes
N-Clichés
O-Play on the reader’s sympathy