What is ground in a debate?

Finding the place that both sides have something to say.

A philosophical criticism of the topic or approach.

What does A Priori mean?

Something that comes before other things.

The thing keeping an act from occurring in the status quo.

What is an offensive argument in debate?

Argument that you make the problem worse.

In debate, what is a claim?

The assertion as something as fact.

What is a warrant in debate?

The logical justification behind a claim.

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Debate Assesment

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1
The following is true about CX?
All the above.
It can make you look smart.
It's for clarification.
It is not flowed
2
What is clash?
Identifying an argument and addressing it directly.
The smashing of bellies prior to the debate.
Yelling at your opponent.
An 80's band.
3
What is a road map?
A 30 second or longer preview of your speech.
A map of roads.
A brief order of arguments given before the speech.
Something Google is planing to take over.
4
What is ground in a debate?
The barrier that is keeping the status quo from acting.
What happens when you get in trouble..
Finding the place that both sides have something to say.
The value.
5
What is the status quo?
The current world.
Jurassic World
A new and exciting world.
A theoretical realm.
6
What is a K?
Only a negative argument.
Unfair or cheating.
A philosophical criticism of the topic or approach.
A performance based argument aimed to disrupt the system.
7
What is a card in debate?
A brief book
Evidence.
The thing that trumps the ther team.
Propaganda
8
What does A Priori mean?
The thing that comes before B Priori
Something that comes before other things.
One of many important issues that should be viewed equally.
Latin for Russian Hacked the Election
9
What is inherency?
A latin word meaning sweet.
The bad thing the aff would address.
The thing keeping an act from occurring in the status quo.
Being on topic.
10
What is topicality?
A critical analysis of the resolutional derivative.
Hypotesting
Being on topic.
A fruity drink.
11
What is an offensive argument in debate?
Argument that you don't fix the problem.
All the above.
Argument that you make the problem worse.
A sexist or racist remark.
12
What does PIC stand for?
Plan is counter productive.
Selection
People in control
Plan inclusive counter plan.
13
What is a value / criteria in LD debate?
A framework for deciding the debate.
The lens a debate should be evaluated through.
All of the above.
A version of impact calculus.
14
In debate, what is a claim?
A ticket used to get your coat back from a fancy restaurant.
A sea creature that creates pearls in its spare time.
The assertion as something as fact.
Where an old time miner would dig for gold.
15
What is a paradigm?
H debates get made.
How a judge sees debate.
Something a frog says.
A partial digm.
16
What is a warrant in debate?
That thing that the lawyer said was still pending.
Platypus
The logical justification behind a claim.
A complex theory dealing with counter plans
17
What does the term burden refer to in debate?
Something that should be met.
Something that can't be met.
Something that must be met.
That guy you met that one time.
18
What makes a question closed ended?
It ends abruptly
Requires explanation.
It is yes no question.
It's a snob.
19
What does flow reference to in debate?
The structured notes.
ASPEC
Spitting hot fire
The framework double turn
20
What is proliferation?
Weapons spreading.
The dotted line you use to tear.
Global warming
Weapons contracting.
21
What is hegemony?
Leadership
A style of gardening.
All the above
Autonomy
22
What is a disadvantage?
A negative argument.
The bad thing that happens if you alter the status quo.
All of the above.
An offensive argument.
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What can you NOT do in a rebuttal?
Take notes.
Make new arguments
Extend impacts.
Play music

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