RuleIVRuleIIIFallacyof IllicitMajorreasoningMajorPremiseMinorTermRuleVDistributionFallacyof IllicitProcessRuleIIRuleIFallacy ofExclusivePremisesdeductiveinferenceMajorTermFallacyof IllicitMinorsyllogismFallacy ofDrawing anAffirmativeConclusionfrom a NegativePremisequantitativerulesDistributedUndistributedMiddleTermRuleVIterminologicalrulesPrincipal ofReciprocalNon-IdentityPrincipalofReciprocalIdentityFallacy ofEquivocationEssential LawofArgumentationRuleVIIIFallacy ofUndistributedMiddlequalitativerulesExtensionMinorPremiseFallacyof FourTermsFallacy ofDrawing aNegativeConclusionfrom AffirmativePremisesRuleIVRuleIIIFallacyof IllicitMajorreasoningMajorPremiseMinorTermRuleVDistributionFallacyof IllicitProcessRuleIIRuleIFallacy ofExclusivePremisesdeductiveinferenceMajorTermFallacyof IllicitMinorsyllogismFallacy ofDrawing anAffirmativeConclusionfrom a NegativePremisequantitativerulesDistributedUndistributedMiddleTermRuleVIterminologicalrulesPrincipal ofReciprocalNon-IdentityPrincipalofReciprocalIdentityFallacy ofEquivocationEssential LawofArgumentationRuleVIIIFallacy ofUndistributedMiddlequalitativerulesExtensionMinorPremiseFallacyof FourTermsFallacy ofDrawing aNegativeConclusionfrom AffirmativePremises

Traditional Logic Chapters 10-13 - 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. Rule IV
  2. Rule III
  3. Fallacy of Illicit Major
  4. reasoning
  5. Major Premise
  6. Minor Term
  7. Rule V
  8. Distribution
  9. Fallacy of Illicit Process
  10. Rule II
  11. Rule I
  12. Fallacy of Exclusive Premises
  13. deductive inference
  14. Major Term
  15. Fallacy of Illicit Minor
  16. syllogism
  17. Fallacy of Drawing an Affirmative Conclusion from a Negative Premise
  18. quantitative rules
  19. Distributed
  20. Undistributed
  21. Middle Term
  22. Rule VI
  23. terminological rules
  24. Principal of Reciprocal Non-Identity
  25. Principal of Reciprocal Identity
  26. Fallacy of Equivocation
  27. Essential Law of Argumentation
  28. Rule VIII
  29. Fallacy of Undistributed Middle
  30. qualitative rules
  31. Extension
  32. Minor Premise
  33. Fallacy of Four Terms
  34. Fallacy of Drawing a Negative Conclusion from Affirmative Premises