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What comes 3rd in a case structure?
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What comes 3rd in a case structure?
Contentions
Framework (Value/criterion)
Definitions/Observations
Introduction
2
You can focus on emotion
True
False
3
What comes third in a policy debate?
Negative Constructive
Cross-Examination by Affirmative
Affirmative Constructive
Cross-Examination by Negative
4
How does an LD debate start?
Affirmative Constructive
Cross-Examination
First Affirmative Rebuttal
Negative Constructive
5
Cross-Examination is
Teams asking each other questions
Teams responding to the opposing team’s arguments
the conclusion
Each team presenting their main arguments
6
What comes 4th in a policy debate?
Affirmative Constructive
Cross-Examination by Negative
Negative Constructive
Cross-Examination by Affirmative
7
Identify the leading question
Did you attend the meeting yesterday?
How do you feel about the changes in the company policy?
Don't you think the new policy is great?
What are your thoughts on the new project?
8
What comes last in a policy debate?
Affirmative Constructive
Rebuttals
Cross-Examination by Negative
Cross-Examination by Affirmative
9
Disadvantages are
How the proposed policy will solve the problem.
Whether the arguments are relevant to the resolution.
Potential negative outcomes of the proposed policy.
The negative consequences of the current situation.
10
A counterargument is a response to another argument
True
False
11
Harms is
Whether the arguments are relevant to the resolution.
How the proposed policy will solve the problem.
The negative consequences of the current situation.
The current problem that needs to be addressed.
12
What comes first in a policy debate?
Affirmative Constructive
Cross-Examination by Affirmative
Negative Constructive
Cross-Examination by Negative
13
Topicality is
The current problem that needs to be addressed.
How the proposed policy will solve the problem.
Whether the arguments are relevant to the resolution.
The negative consequences of the current situation.
14
What comes 2nd?
First Affirmative Rebuttal
First Negative Rebuttal
First Negative Constructive
First Affirmative Constructive
15
Which one is a key feature of a KP debate?
logic
values
respect
Timing/roles
16
Identify tips for cross-examination
Know When to Stop
Listen Carefully
Stay Calm and Composed
Use Silence Strategically
17
When writing a speech i should know who I'm talking to
True
False
18
Fill in the blank: The Lincoln-_________________ debate
Duglas
Doglas
Douglas
Dooglas
19
A speech is a formal address or discourse delivered to an audience
False
True
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What comes 3rd in an LD debate?
First Affirmative Rebuttal
Cross-Examination
Negative Constructive
Affirmative Constructive
21
Negative Team
Opposes the resolution
cross examination
Supports the resolution
The statement or policy being debated
22
What comes second in a policy debate?
Negative Constructive
Affirmative Constructive
Cross-Examination by Affirmative
Cross-Examination by Negative
23
What types of questions are used in an LD cross examination?
Perceptual
Strategic
Clarification
open- ended
24
How many minutes is the First Negative Rebuttal
4
5
6
7
25
Inherency is
The negative consequences of the current situation.
Whether the arguments are relevant to the resolution.
The current problem that needs to be addressed.
How the proposed policy will solve the problem.
26
Each team has two speakers who alternate presenting and rebutting arguments.
True
False
27
What is the first step to writing a speech?
Draft
Have an opinion
Outline
Research
28
Negative Team: Opposes the resolution.
True
False
29
What comes 2nd in an LD debate?
Cross-Examination
Affirmative Constructive
Negative Constructive
First Affirmative Rebuttal
30
What comes 3rd?
First Negative Constructive
First Affirmative Rebuttal
First Negative Rebuttal
First Affirmative Constructive
31
What are the 3 essential guidelines for a good speech?
Be persuasive
Know how much time you have
Have a clear goal
Know your audience
32
Affirmative Team
Opposes the resolution
Supports the resolution
cross examination
The statement or policy being debated
33
What comes 6th?
First Affirmative Constructive
Second Negative Rebuttal
First Negative Rebuttal
Second Affirmative Rebuttal
34
Policy debate is a
political debate
competition
formal debate
value centric
35
How many minutes is the First Affirmative Rebuttal
7
4
5
6
36
What comes first?
First Affirmative Constructive
First Negative Rebuttal
First Negative Constructive
First Affirmative Rebuttal
37
How many minutes is the Second Affirmative Rebuttal
7
4
5
6
38
The structure of a normal speech is a topic sentence, body and conclusion
True
False
39
Constructive Speeches: Each team presents their main arguments
False
True
40
Identify the open ended question
Is the report ready?
Did you attend the meeting yesterday?
Don't you think the new policy is great?
What are your thoughts on the new project?
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Affirmative Team: Supports the resolution.
False
True
42
Identify the closed ended question
What are your thoughts on the new project?
Did you attend the meeting yesterday?
Don't you think the new policy is great?
How do you feel about the changes in the company policy?
43
What is a resolution?
Opposes the resolution
Supports the resolution
cross examination
The statement or policy being debated
44
Persuade is to make someone do or think something
True
False
45
What comes 2nd in a case structure?
Introduction
Framework (Value/criterion)
Definitions/Observations
Contentions
46
How long are the Constructive Speeches in minutes? (Policy debate)
8
4
3
5
47
Karl Popper was a
Philosopher
Engineer
Scientist
Pro Debater
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A case structure is a well-organized outline that debaters use to present their arguments clearly and persuasively.
False
True
49
Constructive Speeches are basically the
introductions
cross examinations
rebuttals
conclusions
50
Logos is about
Time and place
Purpose
Evidence
Emotions
51
Ethos is about
Time and place
Emotions
Evidence
Purpose
52
What is a key feature of an LD debate?
Values
Preparation time
Cross examination
Philosophical framework
53
You should focus on one question at a time
True
False
54
No need to prepare for a cross examination because you don't know what they will say
False
True
55
What is the short form for a Lincoln–Douglas debate
LD
LD2
LDDs
LDD
56
Cross Examination: allows for clarification, probing weaknesses, and setting up strategic points for later arguments
False
True
57
What comes 4th in an LD debate?
First Affirmative Rebuttal
Cross-Examination
Affirmative Constructive
Negative Constructive
58
After writing your speech what should you do to prepare?
Practice in front of a mirror
Say it outloud
edit
play with tone, pauses and body movements
59
What comes 7th in an LD debate?
Second Affirmative Rebuttal
Cross-Examination
Negative Rebuttal
First Affirmative Rebuttal
60
How long are the Rebuttals in minutes? (Policy debate)
3
8
5
4
61
What comes 6th in an LD debate?
Negative Rebuttal
Cross-Examination
Negative Constructive
First Affirmative Rebuttal
62
How many minutes is the First Negative Constructive
4
7
6
5
63
How many minutes is the Second Negative Rebuttal
7
4
5
6
64
How many minutes is the First Affirmative Constructive
6
7
4
5
65
What comes 5th in an LD debate?
First Affirmative Rebuttal
Affirmative Constructive
Cross-Examination
Negative Constructive
66
Identify the value
Habits
Goals
Preferences
Welfare
67
What comes 5th?
First Negative Constructive
Second Affirmative Rebuttal
First Affirmative Constructive
First Negative Rebuttal
68
Pathos is about
Emotions
Purpose
Time and place
Evidence
69
Policy debate is a competition in which teams of two advocate for/against a resolution calling for policy change
True
False
70
The Karl Popper style focuses on
critical thinking
philosophy
values
logical argumentation
71
Cross-examination gives an opportunity to point out the weaknesses of an opponents testimony
True
False
72
A Rhetorical question expects a response
True
False
73
What are some persuasive techniques
Rhetorical questions
Story telling
Repetition
Counterargument
74
What comes 4th in a case structure?
Introduction
Contentions
Definitions/Observations
Framework (Value/criterion)
75
What comes 4th?
First Negative Constructive
First Affirmative Rebuttal
First Negative Rebuttal
First Affirmative Constructive
76
Solvency is
Whether the arguments are relevant to the resolution.
How the proposed policy will solve the problem.
The current problem that needs to be addressed.
The negative consequences of the current situation.
77
Kairos is about
Emotions
Evidence
Time and place
Purpose
