prompta question orstatementthat tells youwhat to writeaboutintroductionthe firstparagraphtransitionswords thatlinkparagraphsaudiencewho isreadingthe essaydirectquoteevidencestraightfrom thetexttopicsentencesentence thattells whatreason thewholeparagraph willbe aboutrhetoricthe art ofpersuasionevidenceused tosupporta reasonlogosusingfacts topersuadeperspectivethe wayyou seethe topictopicwhat theessay isaboutreasonused tosupportthe claimcounterclaimtheopponent'spositionpathosusingemotiontopersuadewrap-upa sentencethat sums uptheparagraph atthe endclaimthewriter'spositionelaborationexplains howthe evidenceproves yourpointconclusionthe lastparagraphparaphraseto putevidencein yourown wordscitationtelling whatsource youused forevidenceoutlinea shortway toplan anessayhookgets thereader'sattentionrebuttalthe attack onthecounterclaimethosusingtrust topersuadeprompta question orstatementthat tells youwhat to writeaboutintroductionthe firstparagraphtransitionswords thatlinkparagraphsaudiencewho isreadingthe essaydirectquoteevidencestraightfrom thetexttopicsentencesentence thattells whatreason thewholeparagraph willbe aboutrhetoricthe art ofpersuasionevidenceused tosupporta reasonlogosusingfacts topersuadeperspectivethe wayyou seethe topictopicwhat theessay isaboutreasonused tosupportthe claimcounterclaimtheopponent'spositionpathosusingemotiontopersuadewrap-upa sentencethat sums uptheparagraph atthe endclaimthewriter'spositionelaborationexplains howthe evidenceproves yourpointconclusionthe lastparagraphparaphraseto putevidencein yourown wordscitationtelling whatsource youused forevidenceoutlinea shortway toplan anessayhookgets thereader'sattentionrebuttalthe attack onthecounterclaimethosusingtrust topersuade

Argumentative Essay Review - 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. a question or statement that tells you what to write about
    prompt
  2. the first paragraph
    introduction
  3. words that link paragraphs
    transitions
  4. who is reading the essay
    audience
  5. evidence straight from the text
    direct quote
  6. sentence that tells what reason the whole paragraph will be about
    topic sentence
  7. the art of persuasion
    rhetoric
  8. used to support a reason
    evidence
  9. using facts to persuade
    logos
  10. the way you see the topic
    perspective
  11. what the essay is about
    topic
  12. used to support the claim
    reason
  13. the opponent's position
    counterclaim
  14. using emotion to persuade
    pathos
  15. a sentence that sums up the paragraph at the end
    wrap-up
  16. the writer's position
    claim
  17. explains how the evidence proves your point
    elaboration
  18. the last paragraph
    conclusion
  19. to put evidence in your own words
    paraphrase
  20. telling what source you used for evidence
    citation
  21. a short way to plan an essay
    outline
  22. gets the reader's attention
    hook
  23. the attack on the counterclaim
    rebuttal
  24. using trust to persuade
    ethos