rejecting anargument becausea personproposing it likessomeone dislikedby anotheragendaappealtotraditiondenotationpropagandamistakenassumptionthat an idea isgood becauseit's newhiddenmotive/secretplan/secretintentionemotionallychargedwords toproducefeelingsuse to make words orwriting moreconvincing/emotions/notalways logicalbroadgeneralizationstereotypeuses words thatare patriotic,attractive,catchy, butdon't sayanythingacceptingsomethingbecause it'sbeen done orbelieved for along timeconclusionhas noconnectionto argumenttestimonialcauseandeffectsamedenotativemeaning, butcall up differentimagesstatisticsassuming theeffect is relatedto causebecause theyoccurredtogetherconnotationdictionemotions/imagesassociated with awordbeggingthequestionattempting tosupport anidea with maththat may betough to proveone thingcausedanotherbecause ofchronologyfaultyreasoningfamousperson usedto try toinfluence youloadedwordsbandwagonuses commonlyheld, unfairimages of agroup to makea point that'snot truenewanddifferenteveryoneelse isdoing it, Ishould toobiasglitteringgeneralitiesdictionarydefinitionof a word"logicalfallacies"/somethingjust isn't rightnonsequiturguilt byassociationbroadstatement thatsomething istrue for allmembers of agroupinclinationpreventingunprejudicedconsiderationof a questionsomethingis true asa proof ofitselfad hocergopropterhocrejecting anargument becausea personproposing it likessomeone dislikedby anotheragendaappealtotraditiondenotationpropagandamistakenassumptionthat an idea isgood becauseit's newhiddenmotive/secretplan/secretintentionemotionallychargedwords toproducefeelingsuse to make words orwriting moreconvincing/emotions/notalways logicalbroadgeneralizationstereotypeuses words thatare patriotic,attractive,catchy, butdon't sayanythingacceptingsomethingbecause it'sbeen done orbelieved for along timeconclusionhas noconnectionto argumenttestimonialcauseandeffectsamedenotativemeaning, butcall up differentimagesstatisticsassuming theeffect is relatedto causebecause theyoccurredtogetherconnotationdictionemotions/imagesassociated with awordbeggingthequestionattempting tosupport anidea with maththat may betough to proveone thingcausedanotherbecause ofchronologyfaultyreasoningfamousperson usedto try toinfluence youloadedwordsbandwagonuses commonlyheld, unfairimages of agroup to makea point that'snot truenewanddifferenteveryoneelse isdoing it, Ishould toobiasglitteringgeneralitiesdictionarydefinitionof a word"logicalfallacies"/somethingjust isn't rightnonsequiturguilt byassociationbroadstatement thatsomething istrue for allmembers of agroupinclinationpreventingunprejudicedconsiderationof a questionsomethingis true asa proof ofitselfad hocergopropterhoc

English 11 Vocab - 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. rejecting an argument because a person proposing it likes someone disliked by another
  2. agenda
  3. appeal to tradition
  4. denotation
  5. propaganda
  6. mistaken assumption that an idea is good because it's new
  7. hidden motive/secret plan/secret intention
  8. emotionally charged words to produce feelings
  9. use to make words or writing more convincing/emotions/not always logical
  10. broad generalization
  11. stereotype
  12. uses words that are patriotic, attractive, catchy, but don't say anything
  13. accepting something because it's been done or believed for a long time
  14. conclusion has no connection to argument
  15. testimonial
  16. cause and effect
  17. same denotative meaning, but call up different images
  18. statistics
  19. assuming the effect is related to cause because they occurred together
  20. connotation
  21. diction
  22. emotions/images associated with a word
  23. begging the question
  24. attempting to support an idea with math that may be tough to prove
  25. one thing caused another because of chronology
  26. faulty reasoning
  27. famous person used to try to influence you
  28. loaded words
  29. bandwagon
  30. uses commonly held, unfair images of a group to make a point that's not true
  31. new and different
  32. everyone else is doing it, I should too
  33. bias
  34. glittering generalities
  35. dictionary definition of a word
  36. "logical fallacies"/something just isn't right
  37. non sequitur
  38. guilt by association
  39. broad statement that something is true for all members of a group
  40. inclination preventing unprejudiced consideration of a question
  41. something is true as a proof of itself
  42. ad hoc ergo propter hoc