Terms
Economics
Sports
Debating rules
Rights & freedoms
100

Disagreeing with an opposition's statement

Rebuttal

100

What is GDP?

Gross domestic product
100

The international forum where athletes represent their country

The Olympics

100

Name both teams in a debate

Affirmative and Negative

100

What is the right that refers to the ability of the news to report on events freely?

Freedom of the press

200

An AFF's plan for how to implement the change

A model

200

What is inflation?

Increases in the cost of goods and services.

200

This international sporting event is being hosted in North America right now

FIFA World Cup
200

What name is the speaker who would give the 2nd speech (in order) in a debate.

1st NEG

200

This right defends people's ability to make choices for themselves

Bodily autonomy // individual liberty // freedom of choice

300

An argument based on a generally agreed moral idea or expectation

A principle argument

300

Who is Australia's biggest trade partner?

China
300

This now retired athlete, who played tennis and cricket at the highest level, is regarded as one of Australia's greatest sporting heroes

Ash Barty

300

This is who an adjudicator is supposed to represent in a debate

The average reasonable person

300
What is a technocracy?

A governmental and social system run by technocrats (people who are highly skilled in their specific field/technical area e.g. scientists, economists)

400

A logically build block that rationalises or proves why something will happen

A mechanism

400

What is capitalism?

An economic and social system where trade and industry are privately owned for profit

400

Provide a criticism of F1.

Environmental damage, exclusivity and wealth, high level of technicality.

400

What is a trade-off?

Bad things that happen as a result of taking an action that is otherwise positive. In debates, it might be a harm that happens because of your otherwise great policy. You trade those bad things off, arguing that the positive outcomes outweigh them!

400

Identify something that children do not have the freedom to do. Provide 2 reasons why this is the case.

Many different answers but sure you did good :)

500

A reason provided to explain why an adjudicator should care about & value your idea

Impacting

500
Rebut this argument:

Australia should cut all economic ties with America, and instead trade all that investment to China.

Hope you did good :)
500

Make an argument for the NEG side of this topic:
That all students should have to participate in team sport.

Sure you rocked it :)

500

Define a stakeholder. Then, provide 3 stakeholders for the topic: That governments should prioritise prevention over treatment in healthcare policy funding 

A stakeholder is a group of people or entities that are affected by a decision or change.

Sick people, medical professionals, government, families of sick people

500

What is an tool of government accountability?

Impeachment, voting people out, replacing party leaders, disclosure requirements.

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