Impromptu
Spontaneous
Name 2 components of an introduction in an impromptu speech.
Hook, thesis, road map, etc.
Name a debate event that has a "partners" or 2v2 format.
Parliamentary/Public Forum
What is something you would see on a well-written flow?
Key words (not full sentences), brainstormed responses, key numbers/statistics, etc.
What does ULI stand for?
Uniqueness, links, impacts
What is one purpose of a "body paragraph" in an impromptu speech?
To further develop an argument, exemplify points, demonstrate impact, etc.
What is a thesis?
The main argument you are making.
What is one difference between LD and Parliamentary debate?
Prepared (LD) vs spontaneous (parli), 1v1 (LD) vs 2v2 (parli), prep in between speeches (LD) vs no additional prep (parli), etc.
Do we flow on a vertical paper or a horizontal one?
Vertical
What is a link?
A way that your topic changes the world.
How long do you have to prepare your speech? What about to present it?
2 minutes to prepare, 5 minutes to present.
What is the purpose of a road map?
To give a brief overview of your body paragraphs.
What does "LD" stand for?
Lincoln Douglas
What should you do if you miss something or get lost while flowing?
If possible, try to skip that point (indicate it with a question mark or something similar) and keep flowing. If necessary, pause for a minute to listen or reorganize before flowing again.
Name the 3 terminalized impacts.
Death, dehumanization, quality of life.
Name 3 types of impromptu prompts.
What is one purpose of a hook?
Set the tone for your speech, grab the audience's attention, etc.
What is a similarity between PF and Parli topics?
Focus on current events, lesser focus on morality/philosophy, etc.
Give me 3 examples of useful abbreviations or shorthand for flowing.
CC: climate change, econ: economy, imp: impact, $: money, etc.
What is one "set" of ULI called?
A contention.
What are two different types of evidence that can be used in an impromptu speech?
Facts, anecdotes, historical examples, stories, hobbies, fictional characters, etc.
What are some types of hooks? Try to name 2!
Statistics, anecdotes, celebrities, quotes, popular culture, etc.
What is "crossfire" in debate?
A time for debaters to ask each other questions (which can be clarifying or strategic!)
How should you refer to or keep track of specific pieces of evidence from the debate?
By writing down the author's last name and year of publication and referencing it throughout the debate.
Is it always a good idea to bring up your specific policy or action in the uniqueness? Why or why not?
Not always, at least part of your uniqueness should focus on a broader context in order to situate your perspective.