Refs
This is the term for a response that directly attacks an opponent's argument.
What is refutation?
How many colors should you use to flow?
2
What is first speaker?
What's a warrant?
What is reasoning
Where can you stare at when speaking?
Where is the audience/above their head/eye contact
A refutation can attack any of these three parts of an argument.
What are claim, warrant, and impact?
This is the debate term for taking organized notes during a round.
What is flowing?
What role lays out refutations?
What is second speaker?
What's an impact?
Why the judge should care/outcome of the claim
What is articulation?
Making your pronounciation clear and distinct
What are the four steps to a refutation?
What is
They said...
But I disagree...
Because....
Therefore...
What are effective note-taking tricks?
What are abbreviations and symbols?
What's the name for the side supporting the motion?
Proposition (prop)
What are the 3 components to an argument?
Claim
Warrant
Impact
What's a way to improve your articulation?
What are tongue twisters?
Specific name of a type of refutation that turns the other side's refutations to your own benefit
What is a turning refutation?
The term for when a speaker does not respond to a point that was brought up by the previous speaker; this will leave a blank space in the flow
What is dropping a point??
What's the name for the side opposing the motion?
Opposition
Give me an example of a claim, warrant, and impact
N/A
How can you change your voice to keep your audience engaged?
What is volume and speed?
Specific name of a refutation that doesn't say why they are wrong but says that they are less important compared to your own arguments
What is a weighing refutation?
Draw a flow diagram/Explain how a flow diagram should look like
N/A
What's the order of a debate round?
What is
1. Prop 1st speaker
2. Opp 1st Speaker
3 Prop 2nd Speaker
4. Opp 2nd Speaker
What's the acronym to generate content when preparing?
What is watching yourself in a mirror and recording yourself?