Negative Strategy
Debate Vocabulary
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On Case
100

When answering your opponents argument you should begin with

What is "They say" 

100

The USFG should substantially reduce it's restrictions on legal immigration is our...

What is "resolution" 
100

How many columns do you need on your flow chart?

What is "8" 

100

A strategy for weighing competing arguments to determine which to prefer.

What is "impact calculus" 

100

The idea that when scientists get together they are able to solve more issues

What is "scientific diplomacy" 
200

The conflict between affirmative and negative is often referred to as

What is "Clash"

200

The Status Quo. What's going on currently is reffered to as?

Inherency

200

If you don't have enough time to write out the entire sentence you should be using 

What is "Shorthand" 

200

The size of the impact, including how many things/people are affected (sometimes called “scope”) and how much they are affected.

What is "magnitude" 

200

People who have masters degrees but are forced to work low level jobs are 

What is "underemployed" 

300

How one event causes another

What is "link" 

300

The negative effects of the status quo are 

What are Harms 

300

When a team hasn't responded to your argument they have ...

What is "dropped" 

300

When the impacts occur.

What is "timeframe" 

300

TPS Stands for 

What is temporary protected status
400

The effects of an event

What is "impact"

400

Our ability to fix the issues in the status quo

What is "Solvency" 

400

A term for referencing an earlier argument or analysis in order to discuss it in the current speech. This strategy is especially important when an opponent has not answered an argument.

What is "extend" 

400

How likely the impacts are to occur.

What is " Probability" 

400

When a large portion of one country's educated group move elsewhere this is considered

What is "Brain Drain" 

500

Arguing that an opponents link actually does the opposite

What is "link turn" 

500

The three parts of an argument are 

What are: Claim, Warrant, Impact

500

Going down the opponent’s constructive flow argument by argument to refute their contentions. This method helps a debater stay organized and is easy to follow for the judge.

What is "line by line" 

500

An argument that provides a reason not to vote for your opponent.

What is "defensive argument" 
500

By May, there will be more refugees from this country than there are from Syria 

What is "Venezuela" 

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