Tasty foodyou eatwith yourhandsTacosA word-for-wordquotationfrom anothersource DirectQuotationAwonderfuland warmbeverageCoffeea chemical releasedin the brain thatcreates short-termhappiness. Mediauses this to makeyou want to use itmore. DopamineA document oranother form ofmedia that youget informationfrom.Sourcea word orphrase thatdirectly givescredit to theoriginal author AttributionTagThe literalmeaningof a word DenotationThe psychologicalstrategies thatplatforms use tomanipulate peopleinto spendingmore time on theirplatform BrainHackinginformationused tosupport aclaim Evidencea mathematicalformula thatcontrols whatpeople see onsocial mediaand the internet Algorithmusing logicto try andpersuadesomeone Logosdetails thatexplain howevidencesupports astatementReasoningappealing toyour senseof right orwrong topersuadeEthosThe page thatincludes theinformation onall the sourcesyou use WorksCitedPageA subject thatpeople canhave strongdisagreementsaboutControversialA detailedacademicrecord ofa sourceCitationObserveand judgea sourceEvaluateSomeoneelse’s ideaput into yourown wordsParaphraseUsingevidence fromanothersource in yourown writingIn-textcitationconsistentlygood in qualityor performance;able to betrustedReliabletrustworthy;convincing.Credibleusingemotions totry andpersuadesomeone Pathoswell-grounded orjustifiable:relevant andmeaningful ValidThefeelingattachedto a word ConnotationTasty foodyou eatwith yourhandsTacosA word-for-wordquotationfrom anothersource DirectQuotationAwonderfuland warmbeverageCoffeea chemical releasedin the brain thatcreates short-termhappiness. Mediauses this to makeyou want to use itmore. DopamineA document oranother form ofmedia that youget informationfrom.Sourcea word orphrase thatdirectly givescredit to theoriginal author AttributionTagThe literalmeaningof a word DenotationThe psychologicalstrategies thatplatforms use tomanipulate peopleinto spendingmore time on theirplatform BrainHackinginformationused tosupport aclaim Evidencea mathematicalformula thatcontrols whatpeople see onsocial mediaand the internet Algorithmusing logicto try andpersuadesomeone Logosdetails thatexplain howevidencesupports astatementReasoningappealing toyour senseof right orwrong topersuadeEthosThe page thatincludes theinformation onall the sourcesyou use WorksCitedPageA subject thatpeople canhave strongdisagreementsaboutControversialA detailedacademicrecord ofa sourceCitationObserveand judgea sourceEvaluateSomeoneelse’s ideaput into yourown wordsParaphraseUsingevidence fromanothersource in yourown writingIn-textcitationconsistentlygood in qualityor performance;able to betrustedReliabletrustworthy;convincing.Credibleusingemotions totry andpersuadesomeone Pathoswell-grounded orjustifiable:relevant andmeaningful ValidThefeelingattachedto a word Connotation

Research Writing Vocabulary - 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. Tacos
    Tasty food you eat with your hands
  2. Direct Quotation
    A word-for-word quotation from another source
  3. Coffee
    A wonderful and warm beverage
  4. Dopamine
    a chemical released in the brain that creates short-term happiness. Media uses this to make you want to use it more.
  5. Source
    A document or another form of media that you get information from.
  6. Attribution Tag
    a word or phrase that directly gives credit to the original author
  7. Denotation
    The literal meaning of a word
  8. Brain Hacking
    The psychological strategies that platforms use to manipulate people into spending more time on their platform
  9. Evidence
    information used to support a claim
  10. Algorithm
    a mathematical formula that controls what people see on social media and the internet
  11. Logos
    using logic to try and persuade someone
  12. Reasoning
    details that explain how evidence supports a statement
  13. Ethos
    appealing to your sense of right or wrong to persuade
  14. Works Cited Page
    The page that includes the information on all the sources you use
  15. Controversial
    A subject that people can have strong disagreements about
  16. Citation
    A detailed academic record of a source
  17. Evaluate
    Observe and judge a source
  18. Paraphrase
    Someone else’s idea put into your own words
  19. In-text citation
    Using evidence from another source in your own writing
  20. Reliable
    consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
  21. Credible
    trustworthy; convincing.
  22. Pathos
    using emotions to try and persuade someone
  23. Valid
    well-grounded or justifiable: relevant and meaningful
  24. Connotation
    The feeling attached to a word