G. Rhetorical Definition 3 Slippery Slope H. Rhetorical Explanation 1 Straw Man 6 Post Hoc Begging the Question C. Innuendo Slippery Slope Post Hoc I. Truth Surrogates False Analogy 8 Red Herring/Smokescreen A. Downplayers Ad Hominem Appeal to Tradition Red Herring Appeal to Fear D. Labeling (Euphemisms and Dysphemisms) Wrong Direction False Dilemma 10 Ad Hominem/Genetic Fallacy Confusing Cause and Effect Erroneous Appeal to Authority Post hoc Hasty generalization 2 Ad Populum Ad populum Shifting the Issue Fallacy of Division 11 Ad Misericordiam (Appeal to Pity) B. Hyperbole 4 Hasty Generalization 5 Argument from Outrage Fallacy of the Middle Ground Single Cause Fallacy Appeal to Nature E. Ridicule/Sarcasm Sweeping Generalizat- ions 9 Ad Baculum (Scare Tactics) F. Rhetorical Analogy Two Wrongs Make a Right 7 Either/Or (False Dilemma) The Straw Man Argument Either/Or Fallacy G. Rhetorical Definition 3 Slippery Slope H. Rhetorical Explanation 1 Straw Man 6 Post Hoc Begging the Question C. Innuendo Slippery Slope Post Hoc I. Truth Surrogates False Analogy 8 Red Herring/Smokescreen A. Downplayers Ad Hominem Appeal to Tradition Red Herring Appeal to Fear D. Labeling (Euphemisms and Dysphemisms) Wrong Direction False Dilemma 10 Ad Hominem/Genetic Fallacy Confusing Cause and Effect Erroneous Appeal to Authority Post hoc Hasty generalization 2 Ad Populum Ad populum Shifting the Issue Fallacy of Division 11 Ad Misericordiam (Appeal to Pity) B. Hyperbole 4 Hasty Generalization 5 Argument from Outrage Fallacy of the Middle Ground Single Cause Fallacy Appeal to Nature E. Ridicule/Sarcasm Sweeping Generalizat- ions 9 Ad Baculum (Scare Tactics) F. Rhetorical Analogy Two Wrongs Make a Right 7 Either/Or (False Dilemma) The Straw Man Argument Either/Or Fallacy
(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.
G. Rhetorical Definition
3 Slippery Slope
H. Rhetorical Explanation
1 Straw Man
6 Post Hoc
Begging the Question
C. Innuendo
Slippery
Slope
Post Hoc
I. Truth Surrogates
False Analogy
8 Red Herring/Smokescreen
A. Downplayers
Ad
Hominem
Appeal to Tradition
Red
Herring
Appeal to Fear
D. Labeling (Euphemisms and Dysphemisms)
Wrong Direction
False
Dilemma
10 Ad Hominem/Genetic Fallacy
Confusing Cause and Effect
Erroneous Appeal to Authority
Post hoc
Hasty generalization
2 Ad Populum
Ad populum
Shifting the Issue
Fallacy of Division
11 Ad Misericordiam (Appeal to Pity)
B. Hyperbole
4 Hasty Generalization
5 Argument from Outrage
Fallacy of the Middle Ground
Single
Cause
Fallacy
Appeal to
Nature
E. Ridicule/Sarcasm
Sweeping
Generalizat-ions
9 Ad Baculum (Scare Tactics)
F. Rhetorical Analogy
Two Wrongs Make a Right
7 Either/Or (False Dilemma)
The Straw Man Argument
Either/Or Fallacy