Use ofRhetoricalQuestions "Namedropping"Appeal toPatriotism ReferencestoAmericanValues PersonalStory orAnecdote VividImagery ContrastingOpposites(e.g., us vs.them) Inclusivelanguage(us/we)AddressestheaudiencedirectlyOptimisticTone Use ofSymbolism(e.g., theflag, theeagle) Direct shiftfromProblemto Solution Concession(AdmittingSomething,thenRefuting It) Addressingthe FutureGenerations Reassurance/CalmingLanguage Use of aFamousQuote EmotionalappealSmiles(likeablity)Use ofHumor HopefulVision forthe Future call toactionUse ofMetaphororAnalogy Use of Triads(e.g., "Life,Liberty, andthe Pursuit ofHappiness") PatrioticReferences tothe Constitutionor FoundingDocuments ExpressingGratitude orAcknowledgmentto the People StatisticsUse ofrepetitionEstablishescredibilityAppeal toReligiousAuthority Use ofRhetoricalQuestions "Namedropping"Appeal toPatriotism ReferencestoAmericanValues PersonalStory orAnecdote VividImagery ContrastingOpposites(e.g., us vs.them) Inclusivelanguage(us/we)AddressestheaudiencedirectlyOptimisticTone Use ofSymbolism(e.g., theflag, theeagle) Direct shiftfromProblemto Solution Concession(AdmittingSomething,thenRefuting It) Addressingthe FutureGenerations Reassurance/CalmingLanguage Use of aFamousQuote EmotionalappealSmiles(likeablity)Use ofHumor HopefulVision forthe Future call toactionUse ofMetaphororAnalogy Use of Triads(e.g., "Life,Liberty, andthe Pursuit ofHappiness") PatrioticReferences tothe Constitutionor FoundingDocuments ExpressingGratitude orAcknowledgmentto the People StatisticsUse ofrepetitionEstablishescredibilityAppeal toReligiousAuthority 

Ethos, Pathos, and Logos - 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. Use of Rhetorical Questions
  2. "Name dropping"
  3. Appeal to Patriotism
  4. References to American Values
  5. Personal Story or Anecdote
  6. Vivid Imagery
  7. Contrasting Opposites (e.g., us vs. them)
  8. Inclusive language (us/we)
  9. Addresses the audience directly
  10. Optimistic Tone
  11. Use of Symbolism (e.g., the flag, the eagle)
  12. Direct shift from Problem to Solution
  13. Concession (Admitting Something, then Refuting It)
  14. Addressing the Future Generations
  15. Reassurance/Calming Language
  16. Use of a Famous Quote
  17. Emotional appeal
  18. Smiles (likeablity)
  19. Use of Humor
  20. Hopeful Vision for the Future
  21. call to action
  22. Use of Metaphor or Analogy
  23. Use of Triads (e.g., "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness")
  24. Patriotic References to the Constitution or Founding Documents
  25. Expressing Gratitude or Acknowledgment to the People
  26. Statistics
  27. Use of repetition
  28. Establishes credibility
  29. Appeal to Religious Authority