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