Intermediate Debate Review

'The Trolley Problem' has a correct answer

'Abbreviations' are shortened versions of words for note taking

The two sides of a WSDC debate are called:

The first thing we should do when we receive our motion is:

A 'THP' motion stands for

Countermodelling is only necessary if Government either doesn't provide a model, or provides one that is inadequate

Signposting is:

Nationalism is:

What was 'Brexit'?

POI stands for:

Universal Basic Income is where all citizens of a country receive a regular income from the government

When considering government policy our primary actor is always

When doing rebuttal/refutation you should always refer to the speaker:

Rebuilding Arguments is the process of Responding to the opposing team's material

Proselytization is:

A 'social movement' is:

'Closing Speeches' in debate are also referred to as:

'Framing' is the context or language through which you present your argument

The opening speaker does not have to do refutation

In our lessons, we compared a round of debate to:

Modelling is comprised of:

A 'Mechanism' is:

When we take notes we should always:

'Grassroots' movements are social movements that start widespread and then become localized over time

Protest is legal as long as nobody is hurt

Most social movements lead to anarchy or revolt

When presenting you should avoid eye contact whenever possible

In A 'Regrets' motion, government teams should try to come up with:

The amount of money received in a Universal Basic Income is based on

Suffrage, Black Lives matter and Trans rights activism are all examples of:

Arguments that are 'comparative':

'Opportunity cost' is:

WSDC stands for:

There are more non religious people in the world than religious people

Religion is usually isolationist and is about personal belief, not community ties

The first acronym we learned in class to form arguments was:

What is the time limit of a speech in WSDC format?

'Protected Time' indicates:

Principled Arguments are: