Rhetorical questions Bandwagon Humor inclusive language Inclusive language appeal to trust Rule of threes statistics Appeal to logic Selection & Omission Appeal to nature Begging the question Appeal to hip pocket nerve (finance) Metaphor Slippery Slope Appealing to history/tradition Hyperbole Appealing to self- interest appeal to emotions Appeal to credibility Undermining credibility Imagery Free! emotive language Appeal to freedom appeal to logic Strawman High modality words Tone Generalization Appealing to being modern and up to date Statistics Loaded language Emotive language Appeal expert opinion Appeal to fear Ad Hominem Inclusive/exclusive language Anecdotes repetition Connotations Appealing to group loyalty or belonging, Rhetorical question Cliche, Rhetorical questions Bandwagon Humor inclusive language Inclusive language appeal to trust Rule of threes statistics Appeal to logic Selection & Omission Appeal to nature Begging the question Appeal to hip pocket nerve (finance) Metaphor Slippery Slope Appealing to history/tradition Hyperbole Appealing to self- interest appeal to emotions Appeal to credibility Undermining credibility Imagery Free! emotive language Appeal to freedom appeal to logic Strawman High modality words Tone Generalization Appealing to being modern and up to date Statistics Loaded language Emotive language Appeal expert opinion Appeal to fear Ad Hominem Inclusive/exclusive language Anecdotes repetition Connotations Appealing to group loyalty or belonging, Rhetorical question Cliche,
(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.
Rhetorical questions
Bandwagon
Humor
inclusive language
Inclusive language
appeal to trust
Rule of threes
statistics
Appeal to logic
Selection & Omission
Appeal to nature
Begging the question
Appeal to hip pocket nerve (finance)
Metaphor
Slippery Slope
Appealing to history/tradition
Hyperbole
Appealing to self-interest
appeal to emotions
Appeal to credibility
Undermining credibility
Imagery
Free!
emotive language
Appeal to freedom
appeal to logic
Strawman
High modality words
Tone
Generalization
Appealing to being modern and up to date
Statistics
Loaded language
Emotive language
Appeal expert opinion
Appeal to fear
Ad Hominem
Inclusive/exclusive language
Anecdotes
repetition
Connotations
Appealing to group loyalty or belonging,
Rhetorical question
Cliche,