Stats! Numbers! Figures! Listing (more than three) Humour Emotive language Sibilance Inclusive pronouns Appeal to logic & reason Quoting someone famous Juxtaposition 2nd person pronouns (direct address) Isocolon (Parallel structure) Alliteration Historical examples Sensory language Metaphor (that ISN'T personification) Anecdotes (bite sized personal stories) Euphemism / Understatement Imperative Onomatopoeia Colloquial language / Slang Consonance (excluding sibilance) Personification Appeal to credibility & authority Simile Interjection Rhetorical question - no crowd answer Hyperbole / Exaggeration Rhyme Loaded language Anaphora 1st person pronouns Appeal to emotion Repetition (that ISN'T anaphora) Assonance Tricolon / Triple Rhetorical question - crowd answers Stats! Numbers! Figures! Listing (more than three) Humour Emotive language Sibilance Inclusive pronouns Appeal to logic & reason Quoting someone famous Juxtaposition 2nd person pronouns (direct address) Isocolon (Parallel structure) Alliteration Historical examples Sensory language Metaphor (that ISN'T personification) Anecdotes (bite sized personal stories) Euphemism / Understatement Imperative Onomatopoeia Colloquial language / Slang Consonance (excluding sibilance) Personification Appeal to credibility & authority Simile Interjection Rhetorical question - no crowd answer Hyperbole / Exaggeration Rhyme Loaded language Anaphora 1st person pronouns Appeal to emotion Repetition (that ISN'T anaphora) Assonance Tricolon / Triple Rhetorical question - crowd answers
(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.
Stats! Numbers! Figures!
Listing (more than three)
Humour
Emotive language
Sibilance
Inclusive pronouns
Appeal to logic & reason
Quoting someone famous
Juxtaposition
2nd person pronouns (direct address)
Isocolon (Parallel structure)
Alliteration
Historical examples
Sensory language
Metaphor (that ISN'T personification)
Anecdotes (bite sized personal stories)
Euphemism / Understatement
Imperative
Onomatopoeia
Colloquial language / Slang
Consonance (excluding sibilance)
Personification
Appeal to credibility & authority
Simile
Interjection
Rhetorical question - no crowd answer
Hyperbole / Exaggeration
Rhyme
Loaded language
Anaphora
1st person pronouns
Appeal to emotion
Repetition (that ISN'T anaphora)
Assonance
Tricolon / Triple
Rhetorical question - crowd answers