EthosMoralityThe qualitythat makes aspeakerbelievable andtrustworthy.Pathos LogosEthicsPurposeExigence The writer’ssense of rightand wrongguiding theirmessage.ToneThis appealuses logic,evidence, andreasoning topersuade.Understandingall the elements—speaker,audience, andpurpose—makes up this.The time,place, orsituationsurroundinga text.Facts,statistics, orexamplesthat supporta claim.SpeakerCredibilityContext Appealing tosomeone’sheart insteadof their mind.A commercialshowing acrying child toencouragedonations usesthis.When a writerprovides clear,fair explanationsto make thereader thinkcritically.What eventor problemcaused theauthor towrite?This appealfocuses oncredibilityandcharacter.The rules orprinciplesthat buildcredibilityand trust.Audience EthosMoralityThe qualitythat makes aspeakerbelievable andtrustworthy.Pathos LogosEthicsPurposeExigence The writer’ssense of rightand wrongguiding theirmessage.ToneThis appealuses logic,evidence, andreasoning topersuade.Understandingall the elements—speaker,audience, andpurpose—makes up this.The time,place, orsituationsurroundinga text.Facts,statistics, orexamplesthat supporta claim.SpeakerCredibilityContext Appealing tosomeone’sheart insteadof their mind.A commercialshowing acrying child toencouragedonations usesthis.When a writerprovides clear,fair explanationsto make thereader thinkcritically.What eventor problemcaused theauthor towrite?This appealfocuses oncredibilityandcharacter.The rules orprinciplesthat buildcredibilityand trust.Audience 

AP Lang. Midterm Review - 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. Ethos
  2. Morality
  3. The quality that makes a speaker believable and trustworthy.
  4. Pathos
  5. Logos
  6. Ethics
  7. Purpose
  8. Exigence
  9. The writer’s sense of right and wrong guiding their message.
  10. Tone
  11. This appeal uses logic, evidence, and reasoning to persuade.
  12. Understanding all the elements—speaker, audience, and purpose—makes up this.
  13. The time, place, or situation surrounding a text.
  14. Facts, statistics, or examples that support a claim.
  15. Speaker
  16. Credibility
  17. Context
  18. Appealing to someone’s heart instead of their mind.
  19. A commercial showing a crying child to encourage donations uses this.
  20. When a writer provides clear, fair explanations to make the reader think critically.
  21. What event or problem caused the author to write?
  22. This appeal focuses on credibility and character.
  23. The rules or principles that build credibility and trust.
  24. Audience