Credibility Real- World Examples Call to Action Emotional Appeal to Vanity Bias Strong Argumentative Supports Celebrity Testimonial Expert Opinion (Expert Testimonial) Satisfied Customer Testimonial Topic Sentences Logical Appeal (Appeal to Reason) Background Info Hook Overgeneralization Transition words Support Bandwagon Emotional Appeal to Pity Repetition Rhetorical Question Emotional Appeal to Fear Perspective Logical Fallacy (Faulty Reasoning) Words with Positive Connotations Loaded Language (Positive or Negative) Conclusion Quotes from Text Argument Claim (Thesis) Weak Persuasive Techniques Statistics (Data) Words with Negative Connotations Body Paragraphs Appeal by Association Credibility Real- World Examples Call to Action Emotional Appeal to Vanity Bias Strong Argumentative Supports Celebrity Testimonial Expert Opinion (Expert Testimonial) Satisfied Customer Testimonial Topic Sentences Logical Appeal (Appeal to Reason) Background Info Hook Overgeneralization Transition words Support Bandwagon Emotional Appeal to Pity Repetition Rhetorical Question Emotional Appeal to Fear Perspective Logical Fallacy (Faulty Reasoning) Words with Positive Connotations Loaded Language (Positive or Negative) Conclusion Quotes from Text Argument Claim (Thesis) Weak Persuasive Techniques Statistics (Data) Words with Negative Connotations Body Paragraphs Appeal by Association
(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.
Credibility
Real-World Examples
Call to Action
Emotional Appeal to Vanity
Bias
Strong Argumentative Supports
Celebrity Testimonial
Expert Opinion (Expert Testimonial)
Satisfied Customer Testimonial
Topic Sentences
Logical Appeal (Appeal to Reason)
Background Info
Hook
Overgeneralization
Transition words
Support
Bandwagon
Emotional Appeal to Pity
Repetition
Rhetorical Question
Emotional Appeal to Fear
Perspective
Logical Fallacy (Faulty Reasoning)
Words with Positive Connotations
Loaded Language (Positive or Negative)
Conclusion
Quotes from Text
Argument
Claim (Thesis)
Weak Persuasive Techniques
Statistics (Data)
Words with Negative Connotations
Body Paragraphs
Appeal by Association