Vocabulary
Speech Order
Cf Strategy
When you attend a tournament......
100

The debate topic

What is resolution?

100

The speech after grand crossfire.

What is final focus?

100

You should say dirty words in a crossfire.

What is false? (Well, when your microphone is closed.)

100

You should get a partner.

What is true?

200

Place where judges give decisions, feedbacks and speaker points.

What is ballot?

200

The speaker who is responsible for con summary.

Who is con first speaker?

200

You should help your partner when he/she is struggling in crossfire.

What is true? (Don't open your microphone! Give him/her a note.)

200

You should prepare for a side you prefer.

What is false?

300

The first speech

What is constructive speech?

300

Name two speeches that the pro first speaker is responsible for.

What is pro constructive, first crossfire, pro summary and grand crossfire?

300

You should read a long response against your opponents' contention in crossfire.

What is false? (Trust me, judges won't flow that down.)

300

The preliminary rounds are not important.

What is false?

400

How we decide speaking order and side in each round.

Is it coin flip?

400

Name three speeches that the con second speaker is responsible for.

What is con rebuttal, second crossfire, grand crossfire, and con final focus?

400

Name an example of a stupid question.

We'll see.

400
If we get the coin, we should speak first.

What is false? (Well, if you'd like that.)

500

What pro and con mainly argues about

What is clash?

500

Name the complete order of speeches. (No need to give side)

Well well well. What is constructive, first crossfire, rebuttal, second crossfire, summary, grand crossfire, final focus?

500

You should derail and waste the crossfire time if you don't know the answer to a question.

What is true?

500

Name the full process of coin filp.

What is first choose heads or tails, second if you get the coin choose pro, con, 1st/2nd speak, if you don't then wait for you opponents to choose, last wait for your opponents to choose, or then choose for what's left.
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