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Ways to Look Confident
Things the Opposing Team Can Get You For
Parts of a Debate
Ways to Talk Confident
RANDOM!! (Difficulty is random, too)
100
Looking at your audience straight in the eye
What is eye contact?
100
Acting against the opposing team in a disrespectful manner; pointing, shouting, stomping...
What is Attacking the speaker?
100
The team that says good stuff about their side
What is the affirmative team
100
something that helps to prove something else
What is evidence
100
leaving something out
What is an omission
200
A form of communication without speaking
What are gestures?
200
Trying to take people's minds off one thing to another
What is diverting the issue?
200
A part of a debate where you overcome arguments by your opponents, and reexplaining or rebuilding your arguments.
What is a Rebuttal
200
talking in a respectful manner
What is appropriate language
200
A necessity to justify your point
What is burden of proof?
300
The feelings expressed on someone's face
What are facial expressions
300
A statement that ends where it begins.
What is circular reasoning?
300
The existing state of now
What is status quo
300
any type of thinking using logic
What is analogical reasoning?
300
An issue that refers to something that keeps a harm from being solved.
What is an inherency?
400
being lively and full of vigor
What is animation
400
Not staying on the same side throughout
What are inconsistencies?
400
a statement where you ask your audience to judge whether something is right or wrong
What is proposition of value
400
A formal statement
What is a testimony??
400
a type of arrangement of debates which we are using now
What is Standard Debate Format?
500
speaking loud and clear
What is articulation
500
The act of thinking something is true just because it hasn't been proven false.
What is appeal to ignorance?
500
A statement where you are asking your audience to do a certain action
What is proposition of policy
500
A verbal defense
What is a justification?
500
A formal discussion on a particular topic in which opposing statements are given.
What is a Debate?