What dopeople sayaboutcharacter'sactions?TestimonySummaryofRefutationNeither Xnor YissufficientWhathappenedsame place,same timeCircumstanceWhy? Why?Why? Why?When?NarratioThirdcolumnInteresting/Informativeconclusionthesis,summary ofproofs,amplificationelocutionwinsomenessCDCRTCommonTopicsExordium,Narratio,Division,DistributionIntroductionAgreementandDisagreementdivisionDistributionNew namefor: thesis,enumeration,expositionFree!IssuewhetherstatementANIAninventoryof IdeasBothhave,both are,both doComparisonTo whomit mattersand whyamplificationLet'seat!tantalizing,tasty,Texastreatarrangementjudging andorderingyourthoughtsdeadas adoornailsimileSomeargue X,but that'snot valid...Refutationcounter-thesisYouropponent'spositionBestkinds ofverbsPreciseandVividWhat ledto orfolloweddecision?RelationAntithesisAsk not whatyour country cando for you—ask what youcan do for yourcountry.Proofs,Intro,ConclusionThinkingOrder1st 3steps inClassicalRhetoricInvention,Arrangement,Elocutionover the river,through thewoods, toGrandmother'shouse...parallelism2expositiontherevealingof your 3proofsquestion,quote, orchallengeexordiumassigningsymbolsto likeitemssortingThesisthepropositiondefended bythe essayWhat dopeople sayaboutcharacter'sactions?TestimonySummaryofRefutationNeither Xnor YissufficientWhathappenedsame place,same timeCircumstanceWhy? Why?Why? Why?When?NarratioThirdcolumnInteresting/Informativeconclusionthesis,summary ofproofs,amplificationelocutionwinsomenessCDCRTCommonTopicsExordium,Narratio,Division,DistributionIntroductionAgreementandDisagreementdivisionDistributionNew namefor: thesis,enumeration,expositionFree!IssuewhetherstatementANIAninventoryof IdeasBothhave,both are,both doComparisonTo whomit mattersand whyamplificationLet'seat!tantalizing,tasty,Texastreatarrangementjudging andorderingyourthoughtsdeadas adoornailsimileSomeargue X,but that'snot valid...Refutationcounter-thesisYouropponent'spositionBestkinds ofverbsPreciseandVividWhat ledto orfolloweddecision?RelationAntithesisAsk not whatyour country cando for you—ask what youcan do for yourcountry.Proofs,Intro,ConclusionThinkingOrder1st 3steps inClassicalRhetoricInvention,Arrangement,Elocutionover the river,through thewoods, toGrandmother'shouse...parallelism2expositiontherevealingof your 3proofsquestion,quote, orchallengeexordiumassigningsymbolsto likeitemssortingThesisthepropositiondefended bythe essay

Essay Seven 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. Testimony
    What do people say about character's actions?
  2. Neither X nor Y is sufficient
    Summary of Refutation
  3. Circumstance
    What happened same place, same time
  4. Narratio
    Why? Why?Why? Why?When?
  5. Interesting/ Informative
    Third column
  6. thesis, summary of proofs, amplification
    conclusion
  7. winsomeness
    elocution
  8. Common Topics
    CDCRT
  9. Introduction
    Exordium, Narratio, Division, Distribution
  10. division
    Agreement and Disagreement
  11. New name for: thesis, enumeration, exposition
    Distribution
  12. Free!
  13. whether statement
    Issue
  14. An inventory of Ideas
    ANI
  15. Comparison
    Both have, both are, both do
  16. amplification
    To whom it matters and why
  17. tantalizing, tasty, Texas treat
    Let's eat!
  18. judging and ordering your thoughts
    arrangement
  19. simile
    dead as a doornail
  20. Refutation
    Some argue X, but that's not valid...
  21. Your opponent's position
    counter-thesis
  22. Precise and Vivid
    Best kinds of verbs
  23. Relation
    What led to or followed decision?
  24. Ask not what your country can do for you —ask what you can do for your country.
    Antithesis
  25. Thinking Order
    Proofs, Intro, Conclusion
  26. Invention, Arrangement, Elocution
    1st 3 steps in Classical Rhetoric
  27. parallelism 2
    over the river, through the woods, to Grandmother's house...
  28. the revealing of your 3 proofs
    exposition
  29. exordium
    question, quote, or challenge
  30. sorting
    assigning symbols to like items
  31. the proposition defended by the essay
    Thesis