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100

NO QUESTION - WIN 300 POINTS

NO QUESTION - WIN 300 POINTS

100

What type of motion focuses on the implementation and outcomes of policies?

Policy motion

100

Which type of motion emphasizes maximizing outcomes for a specific actor?

An actor motion.

100

NO QUESTION - LOSE 300 POINTS

NO QUESTION - LOSE 300 POINTS

200

What is the problem that the motion "THW allow corporations to fund political campaigns" is trying to resolve?

the influence of lobbying on the outcomes of democratic elections and behavior of politicians / deterioration of democratic values through advancement of corporate interests through lobbying

200

In a counterfactual debate, you compared the "world with X" to "the world______"? X is the phenomenon you regret

the world without X and presumably something else, Y, in it's place

200

Name a potential counterprop for the motion "THW ban drugs."

THW only ban sale of drugs, but decriminalize the purchase / THW legalize drugs and use the money that would be spent on enforcing the ban on funding rehabilitation and prevention programs

200

What are two most important characteristics of a good counterfactual?

It is likely/realistic (for likelihood) + beneficial (to your side, so you can have impacts)

300

What is the counterfactual for the motion "TH supports a belief that all children are innocent"?

Some children are innocent and some are not

300

Who constructs most narratives that are discussed in narrative debates?

media, education, rich people through media/education/politics

300

NO QUESTION - LOOSE 200 POINTS

NO QUESTION - LOOSE 200 POINTS

300

Tell us 3 different interests of the main actor in the "TH, as a parent, would ____" motions?

child's welfare, ease of parenting, feeling like you are a good parent, relationship with the child

400

What is one potential way to lose a policy debate?

Fail to identify the problem / implementation conundrums / not explain why your model is the only and best solution

400

In the context of motions, what does the term "fiat" refer to?

The presumption that the motion will be enacted if passed. (that prop model - indicated in the motion - can be passed)

400

NO QUESTION - WIN 100 POINTS

NO QUESTION - WIN 100 POINTS

400

This type of motion questions what would have happened differently if a certain event had not occurred.

A counterfactual (regrets or prefers in most cases) motion.
500

NO QUESTION - LOOSE 100 POINTS

NO QUESTION - LOOSE 100 POINTS

500

What is the problem you are trying to solve in: "THW allow children to sue their parents for religious indoctrination"?

Identifying the coercive problem in parental religious practices.

500

In the context of actor motions, what does "revealed preferences" mean?

Examining an actor's past actions to determine their interests.

500

What is the counterfactual for the motion: "TH opposes the glorification of non-violent protest"?

No form of protest is uniquely glorified

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