Persuasion
What do we call the Appeal to Logic?
What is Logos?
What happens during a cross-examination?
What is asking questions?
What do we call comparing two impacts against each other?
What is weighing?
This part of the argument is your stance or position on an issue.
What is a claim?
Which side has the first speech in the debate?
What is the Pro?
Who came up with the methods of persuasion?
Who is Aristotle?
Who are you trying to persuade during cross-examination?
What is the Judge?
The model we used to describe how to form a rebuttal is called the _ _ _ method.
What is the ISR?
When making a well-reasoned argument with lots of logos, it is good to have lots of?
What is a warrant?
The opening speech is often referred to as the?
What is the constructive?
What does it mean to persuade someone?
What is getting them to change their beliefs or actions?
This type of question should be avoided during cross-examination.
What is a leading question?
What does I S R stand for?
What is Identify, Summarize and respond?
This part of an argument emphasizes the importance of a position.
What is the impact?
In this speech, the debater is focused on responding to their opponent's arguments.
What is the Rebuttal?
Using hand gestures is an example of the appeal to what?
What is Pathos?
What does asking a good cross-examination question allow you to do?
What is, structure an argument for the rebuttal?
What are the 3 tools to weigh two impacts against each other?
What is magnitude, probability, and timeframe?
You use these two kinds of reasoning when making a logical argument.
What is quantitative and qualitative reasoning?
Which speech is best suited for weighing?
What is the closing speech?
Who has Ethos within a debate round?
Who is the speaker and also his evidence?
You believe this is a bad cross-examination question, right? (explain why)
What is do you believe and right?
Come up with a proper refutation for this argument.
What is....
Complete this argument: Invisibility is the best superpower________
What is...
What are all of the speeches within a SPAR debate?
Pro-2 minute constructive:
Con-2 minute constructive:
Pro-1 minute cross-examination:
Pro-2 minute rebuttal:
Con-1 minute Cross-examination:
Con-2 minute Rebuttal:
1-minute Grand crossfire:
Pro-1 minute closing speech:
Con-1 minute closing speech: