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Questions and Answers
What are the six steps to analyzing a resolution?
What are the six steps to analyzing a resolution?
- Identify key terms, Define key terms, Identify stakeholders, Consider potential impacts, Evaluate potential solutions, Develop a conclusion (correct)
- State your opinion, Gather evidence, Analyze the evidence, Consider alternative viewpoints, Make a decision, Share your conclusion
- Formulate a hypothesis, Test the hypothesis, Analyze results, Draw conclusions, Communicate findings, Repeat the process
- Brainstorm ideas, Choose the best solution, Research supporting evidence, Write a conclusion, Review your work, Finalize the analysis
What are the rules of etiquette when asking questions in cross-examination?
What are the rules of etiquette when asking questions in cross-examination?
- Ask irrelevant questions, Allow the opponent to avoid answering, Be aggressive and confrontational, Use sarcasm or ridicule
- Ask hypothetical questions, Avoid interrupting the opponent's answers, Be polite and respectful, Take up as much time as needed
- Ask only 'yes' or 'no' questions, Interrupt the opponent's answers, Use aggressive language, Take up as much time as needed
- Ask open-ended questions, Interrupt the opponent's answers, Ask leading questions, Be respectful and concise (correct)
What are some important things to consider when building the framework of your debate; both Public Forum and Lincoln Douglas?
What are some important things to consider when building the framework of your debate; both Public Forum and Lincoln Douglas?
- Using complex language to confuse opponents, Ignoring potential counterarguments to strengthen your own case, Focusing solely on emotional appeals to persuade the audience
- Establishing clear definitions and criteria for evaluation, Outlining main arguments and counterarguments, Considering ethical implications of arguments presented, Structuring speech for maximum impact (correct)
- Repeating arguments for emphasis, Using jargon to impress opponents, Disregarding the impact of speech structure on audience
- Avoiding definitions to keep arguments open-ended, Presenting only main arguments without addressing counterarguments, Prioritizing winning over presenting ethical arguments
What is flowing?
What is flowing?
What are some things you may want to accomplish in cross-examination?
What are some things you may want to accomplish in cross-examination?
What are the four general fallacies listed on the handout?
What are the four general fallacies listed on the handout?
What are the important characteristics of Public Forum debate?
What are the important characteristics of Public Forum debate?
What is a 'tag' on a note card?
What is a 'tag' on a note card?
Why do you label the tag 'Aff' or 'Neg'?
Why do you label the tag 'Aff' or 'Neg'?
If your debate opponent tells the judge to “drop” your second contention, what does he mean?
If your debate opponent tells the judge to “drop” your second contention, what does he mean?
What are the components of a good 'card'?
What are the components of a good 'card'?
Why is it important to 'cut cards' individually?
Why is it important to 'cut cards' individually?
What would you flow during a debate?
What would you flow during a debate?
What are the important characteristics of Lincoln Douglas debate?
What are the important characteristics of Lincoln Douglas debate?
What are some things you may want to accomplish in cross-examination?
What are some things you may want to accomplish in cross-examination?
What is flowing in a debate context?
What is flowing in a debate context?
What are the rules of etiquette when answering questions in cross-examination?
What are the rules of etiquette when answering questions in cross-examination?
What is a 'tag' on a note card in debate?
What is a 'tag' on a note card in debate?
Why is it important to 'cut cards' individually in debate preparation?
Why is it important to 'cut cards' individually in debate preparation?
What are the components of a good 'card' in debate?
What are the components of a good 'card' in debate?
