This type of debate includes a 15 minute prep time.
What is parli?
This type of debate involves questioning during speeches.
What is parli?
The president is in this branch of government.
What is executive?
These are the three modes of persuasion; they usually make up a triangle.
What are ethos, pathos, and logos?
Another word for an argument is this.
What is claim?
This type of debate is based on values.
What is LD?
This is a document or philosophy, etc., that supports and explains a value in LD.
What is a criterion?
Congress makes up this branch of government.
What is legislative?
This mode of persuasion focuses on connecting with the emotions of an audience.
What is pathos?
There are this many branches of government.
What is three?
This type of debate includes religion, philosophy, and science; it is a newer form.
What is Big Questions?
This is read in the first speech of a debate.
What is a case?
This article specifies that judicial power shall be held by the Supreme Court and inferior courts.
What is the third?
This mode involves facts and statistics.
What is logos?
Our congress has two houses, making it this.
What is bicameral?
This is the name of the first speech in a debate.
What is constructive?
This is when the negation takes on the aff plan and adds to it.
What is a permutation?
This articles says the President will be commander in chief of the Army and Navy.
What is the second?
This mode focuses on the credibility of the speaker.
What is ethos?
This is the style of note-taking used in debate.
What is flowing?
These are shared in the last speech-- they tell the judge what to consider when deciding a winner.
What are voters?
This is when a debate team changes the topic and focuses on a general value instead of the resolution.
What is a kritik?
What is six years?
If a debater wears a suit, stands with confidence, and speaks with a clear voice, which mode is he/she using?
What is ethos?
When a debater tells what he/she will talk about before giving a speech, the debater is giving this.
What is a roadmap?