Non Sequitur ("It does not follow") Red herring Argument directed at the person Circular argument With this, therefore because of this Straw man Argument to ignorance Arrgument or appeal to authority After this, therefore because of this Nature, appeal to Slippery slope Argument to the point of disgust Argument to logic Argument or appeal to numbers Argument to antiquity or tradition Argument to antiquity or tradition Argument or appeal to pity Argument directed at the person Complex question Argument or appeal to the public Naturalistic fallacy Argument to ignorance You too Sweeping generalization Non Sequitur ("It does not follow") Red herring Argument directed at the person Circular argument With this, therefore because of this Straw man Argument to ignorance Arrgument or appeal to authority After this, therefore because of this Nature, appeal to Slippery slope Argument to the point of disgust Argument to logic Argument or appeal to numbers Argument to antiquity or tradition Argument to antiquity or tradition Argument or appeal to pity Argument directed at the person Complex question Argument or appeal to the public Naturalistic fallacy Argument to ignorance You too Sweeping generalization
(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.
Non Sequitur ("It does not follow")
Red herring
Argument directed at the person
Circular argument
With this, therefore because of this
Straw man
Argument to ignorance
Arrgument or appeal to authority
After this, therefore because of this
Nature, appeal to
Slippery slope
Argument to the point of disgust
Argument to logic
Argument or appeal to numbers
Argument to antiquity or tradition
Argument to antiquity or tradition
Argument or appeal to pity
Argument directed at the person
Complex question
Argument or appeal to the public
Naturalistic fallacy
Argument to ignorance
You too
Sweeping generalization