10 Questions
True or false: Claims need supporting evidence.
True
True or false: An effective claim clearly states the debater's position and can be supported with evidence.
True
True or false: A counterargument aims to strengthen the argument.
False
True or false: A counterargument presents an alternative viewpoint to challenge the main argument.
True
True or false: A strong rebuttal can undermine the opponent's argument and bolster your own position.
True
True or false: The proposition in a debate is the main point that is presented for debate.
True
True or false: A motion is a specific claim or statement that provides structure for debates.
True
True or false: An argument in a debate presents different stances on an issue using reasoning and evidence.
True
True or false: A claim in a debate is an assertion or statement about an issue or topic, providing the debater's position or stance.
True
True or false: A good motion in a debate is specific enough to guide the debate and set the framework and focus.
True
Test your knowledge of key debate vocabulary and phrases with this quiz! Learn and review terms like 'proposition', 'rebuttal', and 'logical fallacy' that are crucial for understanding and participating in formal debates. Challenge yourself and see how well you know the language of academic debate!
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