Logos"It was the best oftimes, it was theworst of time, itwas the epoch ofbelief, it was theepoch ofincredulity...ParadoxRhetoricalQuestionParallelism"Tommy,Whatwere youthinking?"AnalogyAnecdoteTo manipulate thereader/listener/ etcby appealing tohis/her logic,making the “Ahthat makes sense”light bulb go off.Develops a comparison orcontrast with two ideas byplacing them side by side,creating a logicalconnection between them.This is utilized to build abridge to otherwise,separate statements,connecting them.test3,To create an almosthumorous effectwhile capturing thereader, adding anelement of surpriseand complexity.Anaphoratest2,Test1,ComplexSentencePathosEuphemismAdultentertainment JennaEthosPrettyUglyAll animalsare equal,but some aremore equalthan others.OxymoronBecause mycoffee was toocold, I heatedit in themicrowave.To create abalanced flowbetween theworld, a poeticrhythm isforged.To use a story asevidence in a generalway to exemplify apoint, giving a betterunderstanding,clarification andevidence to saidpoint.JuxtopositionLogos"It was the best oftimes, it was theworst of time, itwas the epoch ofbelief, it was theepoch ofincredulity...ParadoxRhetoricalQuestionParallelism"Tommy,Whatwere youthinking?"AnalogyAnecdoteTo manipulate thereader/listener/ etcby appealing tohis/her logic,making the “Ahthat makes sense”light bulb go off.Develops a comparison orcontrast with two ideas byplacing them side by side,creating a logicalconnection between them.This is utilized to build abridge to otherwise,separate statements,connecting them.test3,To create an almosthumorous effectwhile capturing thereader, adding anelement of surpriseand complexity.Anaphoratest2,Test1,ComplexSentencePathosEuphemismAdultentertainmentJennaEthosPrettyUglyAll animalsare equal,but some aremore equalthan others.OxymoronBecause mycoffee was toocold, I heatedit in themicrowave.To create abalanced flowbetween theworld, a poeticrhythm isforged.To use a story asevidence in a generalway to exemplify apoint, giving a betterunderstanding,clarification andevidence to saidpoint.Juxtoposition

Rhetorical Terms 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. Logos
  2. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of time, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity...
  3. Paradox
  4. Rhetorical Question
  5. Parallelism
  6. "Tommy, What were you thinking?"
  7. Analogy
  8. Anecdote
  9. To manipulate the reader/listener/ etc by appealing to his/her logic, making the “Ah that makes sense” light bulb go off.
  10. Develops a comparison or contrast with two ideas by placing them side by side, creating a logical connection between them. This is utilized to build a bridge to otherwise, separate statements, connecting them.
  11. test3,
  12. To create an almost humorous effect while capturing the reader, adding an element of surprise and complexity.
  13. Anaphora
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  15. Test 1,
  16. Complex Sentence
  17. Pathos
  18. Euphemism
  19. Adult entertainment
  20. Jenna
  21. Ethos
  22. Pretty Ugly
  23. All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.
  24. Oxymoron
  25. Because my coffee was too cold, I heated it in the microwave.
  26. To create a balanced flow between the world, a poetic rhythm is forged.
  27. To use a story as evidence in a general way to exemplify a point, giving a better understanding, clarification and evidence to said point.
  28. Juxtoposition