Jeopardy

Logical Fallacies

100

"Everyone else is doing it, so you should too"

Bandwagon

200

Attacking the person instead of their argument

Ad Hominem

300

Misrepresenting someone's position to make it easier to attack

Straw Man

400

Claiming one event will lead to extreme consequences

Slippery Slope

500

Presenting only two options when more exist

False Dilemma

Transition Words(first, second, therefore, but, furthermore)

100

When cooking ____ you have to get your ingredients

First

200

First you have to put on your seat belt, ____ you have to start the car.

Second

300

We can go to the store, ___ we're buying only food 

But

400

The team lost _____, they're aren't making the playoffs.

Therefore

500

The report is inaccurate, and _______, it is misleading.

Furthermore

Rhetorical Appeals

100

I have been a doctor for over 10 years so I think you should take this medicine

Ethos

200

Imagine how sad you would be if your dog died

Pathos

300

Studies show that over 30% of the world have exotic pets

Logos

400

He was in the NBA for 7 years so I'm going to ask him to train me

Ethos

500

In 1990, many people decided to buy cars

Logos

Figurative Language

100

His new shoes shined bright like a diamond.

Simile

200

The leaves on the tree danced in the wind.

Personification

300

My brother was a hog; he ate all the pizza.

Metaphor

400

I've told you over 1,000 times to not do that

Hyperbole

500

The night was black as ever, but bright stars lit up the sky. 

Imagery

Rhetorical Devices

100

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

Alliteration

200

Here you go again, again, and again

Repetition

300

"Oh great, just what I needed, another bill to pay!".

Verbal irony

400

In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo commits suicide believing Juliet is dead, but the audience knows she is just sleeping.

Dramatic irony

500

A marriage counselor files for divorce.

Situational irony