"Some may arguethat our plan iscostly, but thelong-term benefitsfar outweigh theinitial investment."LogosAsking aquestion withoutexpecting ananswer, toprovoke thought.A persuasivestrategy thatanticipates andrefutescounterarguments.Free!The repetitionof words orphrases ingroups ofthree."As a renownedscientist, I canassure you thatthis product issafe andeffective."Repeatingwords orphrases foremphasis."We must bestrong, united,and resolutein our pursuitof justice."RepetitionListingEnumeratinga list of itemsor ideas.The use ofmetaphors,similes, orother figuresof speech.Appeal tologic andreasonthroughevidence."Donate toour charityand helpsave achild's life.""Her smilewas asbright as themorningsun."TriplingEthos"Our productoffersconvenience,affordability,and reliability.""Do you want tostand by anddo nothingwhile ourenvironmentcrumbles?"FigurativeLanguage"Research showsthat our productreduces energyconsumption by30%, making it awise choice."Knock-DownPathosUsingdescriptivewords toevoke valuejudgments.RhetoricalQuestionEvaluativeLanguageAppeal toemotions topersuade theaudience.Appeal toethics,credibility, andtrustworthiness."Freedom,freedom,freedomfor all.""This restaurantoffers exquisite,top-qualitycuisine that willleave youspeechless.""Some may arguethat our plan iscostly, but thelong-term benefitsfar outweigh theinitial investment."LogosAsking aquestion withoutexpecting ananswer, toprovoke thought.A persuasivestrategy thatanticipates andrefutescounterarguments.Free!The repetitionof words orphrases ingroups ofthree."As a renownedscientist, I canassure you thatthis product issafe andeffective."Repeatingwords orphrases foremphasis."We must bestrong, united,and resolutein our pursuitof justice."RepetitionListingEnumeratinga list of itemsor ideas.The use ofmetaphors,similes, orother figuresof speech.Appeal tologic andreasonthroughevidence."Donate toour charityand helpsave achild's life.""Her smilewas asbright as themorningsun."TriplingEthos"Our productoffersconvenience,affordability,and reliability.""Do you want tostand by anddo nothingwhile ourenvironmentcrumbles?"FigurativeLanguage"Research showsthat our productreduces energyconsumption by30%, making it awise choice."Knock-DownPathosUsingdescriptivewords toevoke valuejudgments.RhetoricalQuestionEvaluativeLanguageAppeal toemotions topersuade theaudience.Appeal toethics,credibility, andtrustworthiness."Freedom,freedom,freedomfor all.""This restaurantoffers exquisite,top-qualitycuisine that willleave youspeechless."

Persuasive devices 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. "Some may argue that our plan is costly, but the long-term benefits far outweigh the initial investment."
  2. Logos
  3. Asking a question without expecting an answer, to provoke thought.
  4. A persuasive strategy that anticipates and refutes counterarguments.
  5. Free!
  6. The repetition of words or phrases in groups of three.
  7. "As a renowned scientist, I can assure you that this product is safe and effective."
  8. Repeating words or phrases for emphasis.
  9. "We must be strong, united, and resolute in our pursuit of justice."
  10. Repetition
  11. Listing
  12. Enumerating a list of items or ideas.
  13. The use of metaphors, similes, or other figures of speech.
  14. Appeal to logic and reason through evidence.
  15. "Donate to our charity and help save a child's life."
  16. "Her smile was as bright as the morning sun."
  17. Tripling
  18. Ethos
  19. "Our product offers convenience, affordability, and reliability."
  20. "Do you want to stand by and do nothing while our environment crumbles?"
  21. Figurative Language
  22. "Research shows that our product reduces energy consumption by 30%, making it a wise choice."
  23. Knock-Down
  24. Pathos
  25. Using descriptive words to evoke value judgments.
  26. Rhetorical Question
  27. Evaluative Language
  28. Appeal to emotions to persuade the audience.
  29. Appeal to ethics, credibility, and trustworthiness.
  30. "Freedom, freedom, freedom for all."
  31. "This restaurant offers exquisite, top-quality cuisine that will leave you speechless."