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vocabulary
Debate teams
speaking
preparation
Other
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What are the issues that most debates?
Stock issues
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What team always goes first?
First affirmative constructive
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What is an arguement?
When teams fight over a specific topic
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What is proof?
Facts or opinions through research
100
What is an anology?
An inferred relationship between evidence and assertions
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What is a present situation?
A status quo
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What team goes last?
second affirmative rebuttal
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What is reasoning?
Coming up with logical statements to support your evidence
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What is a propostion?
a plan about what you are going to do
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What is brief?
An outline of your case (affirmative), or an outline of your position (negative)
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What is an assertion?
A statement of opinion based on evidence.
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How long is a constructive speech?
3 minutes
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How can you prepare for a counter plan?
When ever the other team is talking think about how to prove them wrong
300
What is proof?
facts or evidence that can support your topic
300
What is a bibliography?
A list of sources,citations,or websites you got information from
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What is a clash?
conficing evidence
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how long is a rebuttal speech?
2 minutes
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What is a rebuttal?
Overcoming arguments by your opponents and re-explaining or rebuilding your own arguments
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What is an example?
A statement to support your reasoning?
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What is needs issue?
The issue in the first affirmative speech that says there is a defect in the status quo
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what is a debate?
A formal oral controversy
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What is the third speech?
second affirmative constructive
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What is refutation?
To disagree with what someone says and support it with facts
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What is the case?
The process you use to prove the main point
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What is a Prima Facie Case?
An open and shut case; A case which has such a high degree of probability that the proposition must be accepted unless the case is refuted