IntentionalUse ofVolumeLogos(logicalargument)HookCall toActionStorytellingTestimonialRefutationStatisticsAuthoritativeWarrant (refersto authorityfigure assupport)EyeContactPathos(emotion)NonVerbalProblem-solutionMotivationWarrant(appeals toaudiencevalues, desires,emotions)QuotesClaim ofPolicy(recommendcourse ofaction)VisualAidEthos(credibility)Claim ofValue(judgementof worth ormorality)RhetoricalQuestionAppeal toAudiencesNeedsAddressesCounterargumentsClaim ofFact(whethersomething istrue or not)ComparativeadvantageIntentionalUse ofVolumeLogos(logicalargument)HookCall toActionStorytellingTestimonialRefutationStatisticsAuthoritativeWarrant (refersto authorityfigure assupport)EyeContactPathos(emotion)NonVerbalProblem-solutionMotivationWarrant(appeals toaudiencevalues, desires,emotions)QuotesClaim ofPolicy(recommendcourse ofaction)VisualAidEthos(credibility)Claim ofValue(judgementof worth ormorality)RhetoricalQuestionAppeal toAudiencesNeedsAddressesCounterargumentsClaim ofFact(whethersomething istrue or not)Comparativeadvantage

Persuasive Speech Bingo - 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. Intentional Use of Volume
  2. Logos (logical argument)
  3. Hook
  4. Call to Action
  5. Storytelling
  6. Testimonial
  7. Refutation
  8. Statistics
  9. Authoritative Warrant (refers to authority figure as support)
  10. Eye Contact
  11. Pathos (emotion)
  12. Non Verbal
  13. Problem-solution
  14. Motivation Warrant (appeals to audience values, desires, emotions)
  15. Quotes
  16. Claim of Policy (recommend course of action)
  17. Visual Aid
  18. Ethos (credibility)
  19. Claim of Value (judgement of worth or morality)
  20. Rhetorical Question
  21. Appeal to Audiences Needs
  22. Addresses Counter arguments
  23. Claim of Fact (whether something is true or not)
  24. Comparative advantage