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STRUCTURE
ROLES
STYLE
A DEBATE
Random
100
THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF THIS.
MOTION
100
THE TWO SIDES IN A DEBATE?
PROPOSITION AND OPOSITION
100
WHICH ARE THE THREE PARTS OF STYLE?
MIND, BODY AND EYES
100

HOW MANY TOTAL SPEAKERS ARE IN A DEBATE?

6 (1ST, 2ND AND 3RD)

100

 An appeal to the audience's emotions to create a connection. 


Pathos.

200
WHAT IS THE ISSUE?
THE SPECIFIC POINT WE ARE TRYING TO PROVE.
200
WHO REFUTES AND DOES NOT GIVE NEW ARGUMENTS?
3rd SPEAKER
200
WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP TO GETTING NERVOUS?
GETTING STUCK / NOT KNOWING WHAT TO SAY
200
HOW MANY SPEECHES ARE IN A DEBATE?
8 (1ST, 2ND, 3RD AND REPLY SPEECH)
200

An appeal to logic and reason.

Logos. 

300
WHAT IS AN ALLOCATION?
WHO SAYS WHICH ARGUMENTS.
300

WHO ONLY SAY THE GREETING, MOTION, AND ISSUE?

2ND AND 3RD SPEAKERS

300
YOU MUST NOT _______________ THE AUDIENCE.
TURN YOU BACK TO / NOT FACE
300
HOW MUCH TIME DO JUNIORS AND SENIORS SPEAK FOR?
JUNIORS=5 MIN SENIORS=8 MIN
300

 An appeal to the speaker's credibility, trustworthiness, and character.

Ethos. 

400
WHAT IS THE MODEL?
WHAT, WHEN, HOW AND WHY
400
WHO ONLY GIVES ARGUMENTS, DOES NOT REFUTE?
1st SPEAKER OF THE PROPOSITION
400
YOUR FEET SHOULD BE.....
SHOULDER WIDTH
400
BETWEEN WHICH MINUTES CAN YOU GIVE POIs? (juniors)
BETWEEN MINUTES 1 AND 4.
400
APART FROM THE AUDIENCE, THE JUDGES AND THE DEBATERS, WHO ARE ALSO PART OF THE DEBATE?
TIMEKEEPER AND CHAIRPERSON.
500
WHAT IS THE STRUCTURE OF A PROBLEM?
STATUS QUO + POS/NEG + REASONS
500
WHO GIVES THE REPLY SPEECH?
FIRST OR SECOND SPEAKER
500
WHAT IS THE WAY TO AVOID ALL PROBLEMS?
TO HAVE A CALM MIND.
500
THERE ARE THREE OF THESE IN A DEBATE.
JUDGES
500
YOU ARE JUDGED ON THESE.
STYLE, CONTENT AND STRATEGY