Figurativelanguage, diction,andcompare/contrastTo betterunderstanditselements.Speaker,Occasion,Audience,Purpose,Subject, ToneThe speaker’sintendedtarget for theirmessage.Explicitthesis statesImplicitthesisimpliesSpeaker,Prompt, andRhetoricalChoicesSurroundingthe triangle.You use it toorganizeyourbackgroundinformation.It allows youto know whatis needed toget thepoints.It canprovide youwith a placeto wrap upyour essay.It helps youunderstandthe meaningbehind thetextSpeakerandPurposeIt tells theaudiencewhat they aregoing to bereading about.OneSophisticationof thought/complexunderstandingof RhetoricalsituationThesis,evidence,commentary,andsophistication.Phrasesfrom the firstperson like “Ithink“So you canbetterexplain yourpoints toyour reader.The author,their purposefor writing,and theirreaders.The contextthatpromptedthe writingIt explainshow theevidencesupportsyour claimSpeaker,Purpose,andAudience.SpeakerandSubjectSixFigurativelanguage, diction,andcompare/contrastTo betterunderstanditselements.Speaker,Occasion,Audience,Purpose,Subject, ToneThe speaker’sintendedtarget for theirmessage.Explicitthesis statesImplicitthesisimpliesSpeaker,Prompt, andRhetoricalChoicesSurroundingthe triangle.You use it toorganizeyourbackgroundinformation.It allows youto know whatis needed toget thepoints.It canprovide youwith a placeto wrap upyour essay.It helps youunderstandthe meaningbehind thetextSpeakerandPurposeIt tells theaudiencewhat they aregoing to bereading about.OneSophisticationof thought/complexunderstandingof RhetoricalsituationThesis,evidence,commentary,andsophistication.Phrasesfrom the firstperson like “Ithink“So you canbetterexplain yourpoints toyour reader.The author,their purposefor writing,and theirreaders.The contextthatpromptedthe writingIt explainshow theevidencesupportsyour claimSpeaker,Purpose,andAudience.SpeakerandSubjectSix

Rhetorical Analysis 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. Figurative language, diction, and compare/contrast
  2. To better understand its elements.
  3. Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone
  4. The speaker’s intended target for their message.
  5. Explicit thesis states Implicit thesis implies
  6. Speaker, Prompt, and Rhetorical Choices
  7. Surrounding the triangle.
  8. You use it to organize your background information.
  9. It allows you to know what is needed to get the points.
  10. It can provide you with a place to wrap up your essay.
  11. It helps you understand the meaning behind the text
  12. Speaker and Purpose
  13. It tells the audience what they are going to be reading about.
  14. One
  15. Sophistication of thought/ complex understanding of Rhetorical situation
  16. Thesis, evidence, commentary, and sophistication.
  17. Phrases from the first person like “I think“
  18. So you can better explain your points to your reader.
  19. The author, their purpose for writing, and their readers.
  20. The context that prompted the writing
  21. It explains how the evidence supports your claim
  22. Speaker, Purpose, and Audience.
  23. Speaker and Subject
  24. Six