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