Happiness:Magnificence Legislation:constitution &internaldevelopmentsthat will destroy  Happiness:Fame/HonorHappiness:Bodilyexcellences  Good:Courage  Argument: Thatis good on whichmuch moneyand labor hasbeen spent  Good:Magnificence  Happiness:Plenty ofchildren  Good:Life itself  Argument: Ifit is as menwish it'sgood  Food Supply:agreementsand commercialtreaties  Argument: That isgood which hasbeen praised bya distinguishedperson  Argument:That which ispraised isgood  Happiness:Community:Young men andwomen are ofgood quality  Good:Justice  Argument:Somethingdone withoutpain or quicklyis good  Peace &War: pastwars of one'sown country  Happiness:Money andTerritory  Happinessas secureenjoyment ofmaximumpleasure Happiness:A happyold age  Argument:That is goodwhich thecontrary isbad Argument:That which isnot in excessis good  Peace & War:Strength ofOne's OwnCountry  Ways &Means:Expenditures  Argument:Whatever is badfor enemies orgood for friends,and practicable isgood  Argument: Allthings are goodwhich mendeliberatelychoose to do  Argument: Ifsomething ispossessed by noone else, it isexceptional andgood.  Happiness asindependenceof life  Happinessas prosperitycombinedwith virtue  Legislation:constitution &internaldevelopmentsthat will destroy NationalDefense:methods andcharacter, lie ofcountry  Argument: Thingsin which noworthless mancan succeed aregood.  Happiness asgood condition ofproperty & body,power to guardthem and makeuse of them Ways &Means: Inother lands  FoodSupply: foodproducedand imported  Ways &Means:Sources ofRevenue  Happiness:Good luck  Peace &Wars: wars,strength ofother country  Legislation:laws & customsof other nationsand races  Argument: Thingseasily effected, thosein which most peopleor even one'sinferiors havesucceeded are good  Argument: Thatwhich mostpeople seekafter is good  Happiness:Good Birth  Argument:What wedesire isgood  Good:Magnanimity  Happiness:Fame,Honor,Reputation  Happiness:plenty offriends  Good:Faculty ofSpeech andAction  Good:Temperance  Happiness:Goodchildren  Argument:Things whichgratify friends orannoy enemiesare good  Happiness:Property,Ownership  Argument: Thingsfor which we arefitted by nature orexperience aregood  Argument: A manof a certaindisposition makesfor correspondingthings  Happiness:goodfriends  Happiness:Magnificence Legislation:constitution &internaldevelopmentsthat will destroy  Happiness:Fame/HonorHappiness:Bodilyexcellences  Good:Courage  Argument: Thatis good on whichmuch moneyand labor hasbeen spent  Good:Magnificence  Happiness:Plenty ofchildren  Good:Life itself  Argument: Ifit is as menwish it'sgood  Food Supply:agreementsand commercialtreaties  Argument: That isgood which hasbeen praised bya distinguishedperson  Argument:That which ispraised isgood  Happiness:Community:Young men andwomen are ofgood quality  Good:Justice  Argument:Somethingdone withoutpain or quicklyis good  Peace &War: pastwars of one'sown country  Happiness:Money andTerritory  Happinessas secureenjoyment ofmaximumpleasure Happiness:A happyold age  Argument:That is goodwhich thecontrary isbad Argument:That which isnot in excessis good  Peace & War:Strength ofOne's OwnCountry  Ways &Means:Expenditures  Argument:Whatever is badfor enemies orgood for friends,and practicable isgood  Argument: Allthings are goodwhich mendeliberatelychoose to do  Argument: Ifsomething ispossessed by noone else, it isexceptional andgood.  Happiness asindependenceof life  Happinessas prosperitycombinedwith virtue  Legislation:constitution &internaldevelopmentsthat will destroy NationalDefense:methods andcharacter, lie ofcountry  Argument: Thingsin which noworthless mancan succeed aregood.  Happiness asgood condition ofproperty & body,power to guardthem and makeuse of them Ways &Means: Inother lands  FoodSupply: foodproducedand imported  Ways &Means:Sources ofRevenue  Happiness:Good luck  Peace &Wars: wars,strength ofother country  Legislation:laws & customsof other nationsand races  Argument: Thingseasily effected, thosein which most peopleor even one'sinferiors havesucceeded are good  Argument: Thatwhich mostpeople seekafter is good  Happiness:Good Birth  Argument:What wedesire isgood  Good:Magnanimity  Happiness:Fame,Honor,Reputation  Happiness:plenty offriends  Good:Faculty ofSpeech andAction  Good:Temperance  Happiness:Goodchildren  Argument:Things whichgratify friends orannoy enemiesare good  Happiness:Property,Ownership  Argument: Thingsfor which we arefitted by nature orexperience aregood  Argument: A manof a certaindisposition makesfor correspondingthings  Happiness:goodfriends  

Aristotle, Rhetoric, Chapters 4-5 BINGO by Teach to the Text - 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. Happiness: Magnificence
  2. Legislation: constitution & internal developments that will destroy
  3. Happiness: Fame/Honor
  4. Happiness: Bodily excellences
  5. Good: Courage
  6. Argument: That is good on which much money and labor has been spent
  7. Good: Magnificence
  8. Happiness: Plenty of children
  9. Good: Life itself
  10. Argument: If it is as men wish it's good
  11. Food Supply: agreements and commercial treaties
  12. Argument: That is good which has been praised by a distinguished person
  13. Argument: That which is praised is good
  14. Happiness: Community: Young men and women are of good quality
  15. Good: Justice
  16. Argument: Something done without pain or quickly is good
  17. Peace & War: past wars of one's own country
  18. Happiness: Money and Territory
  19. Happiness as secure enjoyment of maximum pleasure
  20. Happiness: A happy old age
  21. Argument: That is good which the contrary is bad
  22. Argument: That which is not in excess is good
  23. Peace & War: Strength of One's Own Country
  24. Ways & Means: Expenditures
  25. Argument: Whatever is bad for enemies or good for friends, and practicable is good
  26. Argument: All things are good which men deliberately choose to do
  27. Argument: If something is possessed by no one else, it is exceptional and good.
  28. Happiness as independence of life
  29. Happiness as prosperity combined with virtue
  30. Legislation: constitution & internal developments that will destroy
  31. National Defense: methods and character, lie of country
  32. Argument: Things in which no worthless man can succeed are good.
  33. Happiness as good condition of property & body, power to guard them and make use of them
  34. Ways & Means: In other lands
  35. Food Supply: food produced and imported
  36. Ways & Means: Sources of Revenue
  37. Happiness: Good luck
  38. Peace & Wars: wars, strength of other country
  39. Legislation: laws & customs of other nations and races
  40. Argument: Things easily effected, those in which most people or even one's inferiors have succeeded are good
  41. Argument: That which most people seek after is good
  42. Happiness: Good Birth
  43. Argument: What we desire is good
  44. Good: Magnanimity
  45. Happiness: Fame, Honor, Reputation
  46. Happiness: plenty of friends
  47. Good: Faculty of Speech and Action
  48. Good: Temperance
  49. Happiness: Good children
  50. Argument: Things which gratify friends or annoy enemies are good
  51. Happiness: Property, Ownership
  52. Argument: Things for which we are fitted by nature or experience are good
  53. Argument: A man of a certain disposition makes for corresponding things
  54. Happiness: good friends