debate vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
The beginning of everything 2021-10-21
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- ezra's other best friend.
- on the cover of the book.
- where toby,ezra, and others went in 7th grade.
- car that hit ezra's
- Ezra's best friend.
- where toby lives.
- where debate tournament is.
- ezra's car in the beginning.
- outdoor mall.
- activity the main characters compete in.
- what Ezra uses to walk after accident.
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- book they read in the beginning of the book.
- where ezra lives.
- law firm ezra's day works at.
- Sport Ezra plays.
- what 8th grade classes do in spring.
- their school.
- the author.
- ezra's dog.
- debate teacher.
- where cassidy lives.
- main character.
22 Clues: the author. • ezra's dog. • their school. • outdoor mall. • debate teacher. • main character. • where ezra lives. • Sport Ezra plays. • where toby lives. • car that hit ezra's • Ezra's best friend. • where cassidy lives. • ezra's other best friend. • on the cover of the book. • where debate tournament is. • ezra's car in the beginning. • law firm ezra's day works at. • ...
Avancemos 3 2023-02-24
15 Clues: Issue • Access • Column • Review • Debate • Graphic • Audience • Telethon • Headline • Quotation • Interview • Tape recorder • Classified ad • News Broadcast • Short Documentary
Avancemos 3 2023-02-24
15 Clues: Issue • Access • Column • Review • Debate • Graphic • Audience • Telethon • Headline • Quotation • Interview • Tape recorder • Classified ad • News Broadcast • Short Documentary
Vocabulary Lesson 12 2013-03-12
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- courage and initiative; common sense
- bad tempered; cross
- "harvest" is the synonym for which vocabulary word
- playful, teasing talk
- the synonyms for gumption are enterprise; aggressiveness; and _____
- a synonym for fastidious
- the synonyms "overpraise" and "bootlicking" belong to what vocabulary word
- the prefix that means "both" or "around"
- corruption; self-indulgence
- the synonyms for bilious are "cantankerous" and _______
- a model; an example
- a synonym for halcyon
- environment; setting
- the prefix that means "with" or "together"
- flight; escape
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- the prefix e means "out" or ______
- a antonym for halcyon
- the root that means "to be strong" or "to be worthy"
- the root that means to "flock" or "herd"
- to move backward
- hard to please
- magic, especially that is practiced by a witch
- a synonym for badinage
- a word humorously misused
- destiny; fate; fortune
- what the prefix "in" means
- what the prefix "seg" means
- "troubled" and "tumultuous" are antonyms for what vocabulary word
- the antonym for bilious
29 Clues: hard to please • flight; escape • to move backward • bad tempered; cross • a model; an example • environment; setting • a antonym for halcyon • playful, teasing talk • a synonym for halcyon • a synonym for badinage • destiny; fate; fortune • the antonym for bilious • a synonym for fastidious • a word humorously misused • what the prefix "in" means • corruption; self-indulgence • ...
Medieval Period - 6th Grade 2023-10-16
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- This vocabulary word means not related to or connected to religion.
- This vocabulary word means to write down music in a special way through musical symbols.
- This instrument is an ancestor of the trombone. Its name means "To push and pull".
- This vocabulary word means that everyone sings the same thing.
- This vocabulary word means the simultaneous combination of pitches, usually that sound pleasing to the ear.
- This vocabulary word means relating to the church.
- This was the first type of notation developed for gregorian chant. It looked like gesture lines placed above the words being sung.
- The Medieval Period began after the fall of the ___________ __________.
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- was the first type of song that developed in the church during the Medieval Period. These pieces were always sung in Latin and were taught orally.
- acted as the main source of leadership during the Medieval Period.
- This is the nickname for the Medieval Period
- This instrument you would need to turn a hand crank and press down keys for the melody.
- This instrument is loud and often related to the oboe.
13 Clues: This is the nickname for the Medieval Period • This vocabulary word means relating to the church. • This instrument is loud and often related to the oboe. • This vocabulary word means that everyone sings the same thing. • acted as the main source of leadership during the Medieval Period. • This vocabulary word means not related to or connected to religion. • ...
Unit 4 Informational Speech Vocabulary (if 2 words, use no spaces) 2022-05-05
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- Debate and law: refers to the duty/responsibility to prove something
- A reason for favoring one side or a resolution and the facts for it
- To prove something is wrong/false using evidence
- Part of a debate where speakers ask and answer questions
- Specialized language of a professional or occupational group
- An outline that summarizes specific case arguments
- Explanation or reason why a claim is true
- Anything that establishes a fact or gives cause to believe something
- The reason an argument should matter to the judge/audience
- When all debaters ask each other questions and answer questions
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- A record of the arguments/notes written down during a debate
- To build something in debate(speech where arguments advanced/defended)
- A formal presentation of arguments with evidence/time restrictions
- The existing conditions or way things are at the present moment
- Debater’s ideas and evidence organized into a position
- A statement of the point to be debated
- The act of countering an opponent’s attacks to one’s argument
- The main point of an argument, what a debater intends to prove
18 Clues: A statement of the point to be debated • Explanation or reason why a claim is true • To prove something is wrong/false using evidence • An outline that summarizes specific case arguments • Debater’s ideas and evidence organized into a position • Part of a debate where speakers ask and answer questions • The reason an argument should matter to the judge/audience • ...
Things of importance (Right now) 2022-03-10
13 English Study Skills "A" 2023-12-25
Debate Vocab. 2018-03-08
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- The exact wording of your topic. Good resolutions are clearly worded to imply a clear Pro and Con stance. For example: “Immigration” is not a resolution. “The USFG should pass the immigration reform bill” is a resolution.
- Aligning your arguments directly to your opponents’ points. Good debates provide a lot of clash. Debates get very hard to judge when they are two teams making points but not attacking the other teams points as well. Make your points clearly, but attack every argument your opponent makes.
- An argument that goes unanswered by your opponent. Dropping an argument will cause you to not be able to address it later. This is bad, very, very bad.
- the lens through which you would like your argument viewed. This is used to help the audience weigh your points. For example, a Con gun control case might use “Constitutionality” (the 2nd Amendment) as their framework and offer it as the highest value in the round. A “Pro” gun control case might use “Safety” as the highest value in the round.
- Using the flow to argue against your opponents’ arguments.
- Giving your audience a heads up when you change arguments. “Now on my opponents first point,” is an example of sign posting. We now know where to write your upcoming response on our flow. It is very important to tell your judge where to write your arguments. If you don’t, they may not write them down at all.
- The speeches where you offer your main points following the basic structure we have used in class. A constructive is written word for word and includes at least one valid quote/source for every point made. A constructive includes an introduction, a “framework” weighing mechanism, your main points, and a conclusion.
- The so-what factor of your claim. Impacts win debates. Explain why every claim is important. Assuming that something is important without proving the impact of it usually loses debates.
- valid quotes and sources that are delivered conversationally. Sometimes referred to as a “card” which refers to the days when debaters cut and pasted their quotes on note cards.
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- Speaking time allotted to review arguments and clarify the round. No new arguments are allowed in rebuttals. In Public Forum, rebuttals are called First Speaker Summary and Final Focus.
- The cross examination period where you and your opponent take turns asking questions. This period is one versus one. There are two types of questions: clarification and questions of exploitation to set up your future arguments. Be strategic, but polite.
- The note-taking technique used in debate to track all points and arguments. The flow is separated by speech for organizational purposes. The flow is used to go down each point made to provide an organized clash in debate.
- The cross examination period where all four debaters are allowed to speak.
- A main point or separate argument; a general statement or point you are trying to make.
- Giving your audience a very basic preview of your speech. Typically: “Judge, I will be attacking our opponents’ case, and defending ours with the time remaining.” This tells the audience you are organized.
- Time allotted to each team that does not count as speaking time. This time (3 minutes per team for you) is used to prepare notes for your next speech and discuss strategy with your partner. It can be used before any of your speeches. It is NOT used before an opponent’s speech or before a crossfire period.
16 Clues: Using the flow to argue against your opponents’ arguments. • The cross examination period where all four debaters are allowed to speak. • A main point or separate argument; a general statement or point you are trying to make. • ...
debate vocab 2018-03-08
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- Time allotted to each team that does not count as speaking time.
- Speaking time allotted to review arguments and clarify the round.
- Giving your audience a very basic preview of your speech
- An argument that goes unanswered by your opponent.
- The exact wording of your topic.
- The cross examination period where you and your opponent take turns asking questions.
- Giving your audience a heads up when you change arguments.
- valid quotes and sources that are delivered conversationally
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- The speeches where you offer your main points following the basic structure we have used in class.
- the lens through which you would like your argument viewed
- The note-taking technique used in debate to track all points and arguments.
- A main point or separate argument; a general statement or point you are trying to make.
- The cross examination period where all four debaters are allowed to speak
- Aligning your arguments directly to your opponents’ points.
- Using the flow to argue against your opponents’ arguments
- The so-what factor of your claim.
16 Clues: The exact wording of your topic. • The so-what factor of your claim. • An argument that goes unanswered by your opponent. • Giving your audience a very basic preview of your speech • Using the flow to argue against your opponents’ arguments • the lens through which you would like your argument viewed • Giving your audience a heads up when you change arguments. • ...
Debate Workshop 2023-07-16
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- 4-8 of these in a debate tournament
- The name of your teacher for this workshop
- Think like a _________
- There are 3 categories of this: opinion, fact, and analytic.
- A discussion between people in which they express different opinions about something
- (2 words) “English is the most important school subject.” is an example of this.
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- This should be the point you keep coming back to.
- Explains why the evidence supports the claim
- (2 words) A ‘formal’ face-to-face communication method where a person uses their voice to inform or persuade a group of listeners
- The problem areas
- Why these problems exist
- Issues of the proposed idea
- Occurs when arguments that oppose or respond to the opponents’ arguments are made
- How the proposed idea can prevent or solve the problems
- The part of the brain that knows we're prepared
- The individual that debaters try to persuade
16 Clues: The problem areas • Think like a _________ • Why these problems exist • Issues of the proposed idea • 4-8 of these in a debate tournament • The name of your teacher for this workshop • Explains why the evidence supports the claim • The individual that debaters try to persuade • The part of the brain that knows we're prepared • ...
Vocabulary 4.1 Word Puzzle | Spanish III (Shirin Aliyeva) 2023-03-28
31 Clues: cry • tie • win • lose • team • golf • awful • score • happy • shout • laugh • coach • horse • react • speech • trophy • riding • debate • player • skating • success • failure • to cheer • swimming • incredible • gymnastics • cheerleader • competition • embarrassed • school band • track and field
Ch 4 2013-05-08
26 Clues: Golf • Score • Awful • Brain • Trophy • Debate • Riding • To win • Eyebrow • Success • To lose • Failure • Eyebrows • Swimming • To cheer • Equipment • Coach (m) • Incredible • Player (f) • Gymnastics • Competition • To fall down • To tie a game • Track and field • Cheerleader (f) • Speech, Puplic speaking
Español Unidad 2.2 2023-12-08
25 Clues: Quote • Acess • Review • Column • Debate • Graphic • Telethon • Recorder • Audience • Headline • Interview • To donate • To present • To explain • To publish • To describe • To interview • To translate • To broadcast • To distribute • To investigate • News broadcast • Issue, question • Short documentary • Feature, full-length movie
Debate 2023-01-18
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- a person who gives a speech at a public event
- propose for discussion and resolution at a meeting
- The second person to debate on each team needs to come out and talk.
- One of the Debateteam to present a motion.
- The third person to debate on each team needs to come out and talk.
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- they argue against the motions.
- a statement that explains the meaning of a word or phrase
- a group of people who work together on a particular activity, project, etc
- The second person to debate and define the topic
9 Clues: they argue against the motions. • One of the Debateteam to present a motion. • a person who gives a speech at a public event • The second person to debate and define the topic • propose for discussion and resolution at a meeting • a statement that explains the meaning of a word or phrase • The third person to debate on each team needs to come out and talk. • ...
Debate 2024-09-12
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- topic of the debate
- generally amounts of eight and seven minutes
- point of information
- one-on-one debate form
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- a parliamentary debate form where the judges pick the winning team
- the opposing team of the motion
- cross-examination debate
- a parliamentary debate form where the judges rank the teams
- the affirming team of the motion
9 Clues: topic of the debate • point of information • one-on-one debate form • cross-examination debate • the opposing team of the motion • the affirming team of the motion • generally amounts of eight and seven minutes • a parliamentary debate form where the judges rank the teams • a parliamentary debate form where the judges pick the winning team
debate 2024-02-27
9 Clues: response • formally accuse • against the plan\ • speaking from a few notes • advantage for the negative • the heart of the disagreement • the negative policy debate theory • an argument against the resolution • response to affirmative and their rebuttals
Debate Vocab 2023-08-02
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- Outline of a debate case containing arguments and evidence
- When one debater makes as many arguments as possible attempting to make too many for the opponent to answer.
- A note taking technique.
- The conflict with a specific argument made by the opponent; direct confrontation of ideas.
- A piece of evidence with a claim and warrant, source citation, and explanation.
- Shorter speeches later in the debate in which debates argue over issues that were built during the constructive speeches.
- Rejects the resolution
- A weighing mechanism or tool that judges can use to determine which part of the debate are most important.
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- The critical elements inherent in the resolution which the affirmative must establish in order to prove the validity of the resolution.
- The side that supports the resolution. This explains why the resolution is correct.
- An argument where teams debate the meaning of certain words in the resolution in an attempt to prove that the affirmative either is or is not debating the topic as worded.
- The reason why your claim is true: reasoning behind a claim. If an argument doesn't have one of these it may be disregarded by some judges.
- The power or force of an argument
- An idea that a debater argues is paramount
- A debater who offers an argument must show that it is valid in order for it to be accepted.
15 Clues: Rejects the resolution • A note taking technique. • The power or force of an argument • An idea that a debater argues is paramount • Outline of a debate case containing arguments and evidence • A piece of evidence with a claim and warrant, source citation, and explanation. • The side that supports the resolution. This explains why the resolution is correct. • ...
sr vons 2021-04-13
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- You put onto YOURSELF
- I shower MYSELF
- He get HIMSELF up
- In this vocabulary, 'TE' means:
- She wakes HERSELF up
- You get YOURSELF up
- You dress YOURSELF
- He puts onto HIMSELF
- You dry YOURSELF
- I dry MYSELF
- He looks at HIMSELF
- Himself or herself =
- I dress MYSELF
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- She showers HERSELF
- I wake MYSELF up
- She dresses HERSELF
- You shower YOURSELF
- I get MYSELF up
- You look at YOURSELF
- You wake YOURSELF up
- In this vocabulary, 'ME'means:
- I look at MYSELF
- I put onto MYSELF
- He dries HIMSELF
24 Clues: I dry MYSELF • I dress MYSELF • I shower MYSELF • I get MYSELF up • I wake MYSELF up • I look at MYSELF • You dry YOURSELF • He dries HIMSELF • He get HIMSELF up • I put onto MYSELF • You dress YOURSELF • She showers HERSELF • She dresses HERSELF • You shower YOURSELF • You get YOURSELF up • He looks at HIMSELF • You look at YOURSELF • You wake YOURSELF up • She wakes HERSELF up • He puts onto HIMSELF • ...
"Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros 2022-08-25
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- The red sweater has been in the class's coatroom for a ____.
- The narrator compares growing old to an _____.
- The narrator compares growing old to the rings inside a tree ____.
- The red _____ does not belong to Rachel, but she can't communicate that to her teacher.
- Rachel's teacher; Mrs. ____
- The red sweater actually belongs to ____ ____.
- the part of you that may want to sit on your mother's lap because you're scared (your ___-year-old self)
- Rachel is insulted when ___ ___ says perhaps the ugly sweater is Rachel's.
- The narrator says sometimes you may need to cry like when you were ____ years old.
- While the sweater sits on her desk, Rachel tries to think about her ____ party later at home.
- Rachel wants to ball up the sweater and throw it in the ____ (vocabulary word).
- Rachel thinks the red sweater is old, worn, and ____ (vocabulary word).
- Rachel cries in front of her classmates like a ___-year-old.
- The narrator says she can feel her 11 years _____ around inside her like pennies in a tin box.
- The narrator compares growing old to her little wooden ____ that fit inside each other.
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- Mrs. Price tells Rachel to stop her ____ (vocabulary word) and put on the sweater!
- The narrator says it may take days, weeks, or even ____ before you feel your new age (11).
- The narrator says her birthday is today, but everything still feels like ______.
- Rachel wishes she were ____ (vocabulary word); that she could disappear from her classroom.
- Rachel uses her ____ to push the sweater to the edge of her desk.
- Rachel wishes the day would be as far away as a runaway _____.
- When the story opens, it's the narrator's ____ birthday.
- Rachel thinks - due to what happened in class with the sweater - that it's too ____ to save her birthday.
- Rachel hates putting on the sweater because she imagines it has a lot of harmful ____ (vocabulary word).
- the part of you that may say something stupid (your ___-year-old self)
25 Clues: Rachel's teacher; Mrs. ____ • The narrator compares growing old to an _____. • The red sweater actually belongs to ____ ____. • When the story opens, it's the narrator's ____ birthday. • The red sweater has been in the class's coatroom for a ____. • Rachel cries in front of her classmates like a ___-year-old. • ...
Vocabulario 4.1 2017-03-24
24 Clues: Team • Score • Coach • To win • To cry • Trophy • Player • Debate • Success • Failure • To lose • To cheer • To shout • Swimming • Gymnastics • Cheerleader • Competition • School band • To tie a game • It was a total • To ride a horse • Track and field • Horseback riding • Speech, public speaking
"No Dream Too High: Simone Biles" by Alex Schultz 2023-04-13
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- Simone Biles is probably the best female _____ in the world!
- The most difficult something is, the more ____ it has (vocabulary word that means "a condition that makes something difficult or unpleasant").
- Vocabulary word that means "something that is a basic part or principle; an essential".
- In 2013, Simone began working with Sports Psychologist ____ ____ who helped her with her mental health.
- Simone is only 4 feet, 8 inches tall, but being ____ gives her an advantage in her sport.
- The points system in gymnastics consists of an execution score and a ____ score.
- the second move in Simone's maneuver "The Biles"
- When Simone started gymnastics, she lacked ____ (vocabulary terms meaning "delicate skill; exquisite grace")
- Simone Biles ____ed a lot of time in her sport (vocabulary word that means "to give, usually of time, money, or attention").
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- the last move in Simone's maneuver "The Biles"
- Because of ____, Simone's daycare found themselves at a gymnastic studio.
- Instead of going to college (UCLA), Simone decided to "stick to _______ gymnastics".
- At age 5, Simone was adopted by her _____, Ron and Nellie Biles.
- In the 2016 Olympics, Simone won four gold and one ____ medal.
- Like Dominique Dawes and Gabby Douglas, Simone faced a lot of _____ (practice of discriminating against people based on their race or ethnic background).
- Simone Biles is an ____ athlete (vocabulary term that means "of a group or class that is considered the very best").
- After 8th grade, Simone was homeschooled, which allowed her more time to _____ gymnastics.
- In what Japanese capital city did Simone compete in the 2020 Olympics?
- The table entitled "2016 Olympics - women's Gymnastic All-Around Final..." shows how Simone compared to two other gymnasts in the ____ competition.
- age Simone was when she started gymnastics
- "The _____ score aided Biles because the routines she performs are more challenging than what other gymnasts attempt."
- the age Simone Biles was when she premiered "The Biles"
- _______ like Simone Biles is short (5'5"tall )but is an elite athlete in baseball (see chart "Professional Athletes: Height Chart").
23 Clues: age Simone was when she started gymnastics • the last move in Simone's maneuver "The Biles" • the second move in Simone's maneuver "The Biles" • the age Simone Biles was when she premiered "The Biles" • Simone Biles is probably the best female _____ in the world! • In the 2016 Olympics, Simone won four gold and one ____ medal. • ...
ULANGAN HARIAN B.INGGRIS BAB 1 2023-08-28
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- vocabulary to get attention
- vocabulary to get attention
- "your story is very interesting, i like it"contoh kalimat tersebut digunakan saat?
- vocabulary to check that you are understand
- "i think this class is very dirty" kalimat tersebut contoh saat kita menyampaikan?
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- vocabulary to check that we are understand
- the answer when your teacher asks for get Attention
- the meaning of "understand"
- "vocabulary to show appreciation to others
- the meaning of "Attention"
- the answer when your teacher say "do you understand?"
11 Clues: the meaning of "Attention" • the meaning of "understand" • vocabulary to get attention • vocabulary to get attention • vocabulary to check that we are understand • "vocabulary to show appreciation to others • vocabulary to check that you are understand • the answer when your teacher asks for get Attention • the answer when your teacher say "do you understand?" • ...
123 2023-05-18
Are you smart enough? 2023-10-10
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- sound reasoning
- establishing cause and effect relationship
- judge the worth
- connection or association between two things
- provide valid reasons for a stace
- opposing viewpoint in a debate
- admit or reconignize a point made
- clearly outline or define
- not important to the topic
- A point argued or debated
- closely coneccted and important for the matter
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- Final words in a debate
- process of thinking and forming conclusions
- an assertion or statement or fact
- Debate Kickoff Phrase
- disaprove or contradict in a claim
- factual support for an argument
- Response challeging an argument
18 Clues: sound reasoning • judge the worth • Debate Kickoff Phrase • Final words in a debate • clearly outline or define • A point argued or debated • not important to the topic • opposing viewpoint in a debate • factual support for an argument • Response challeging an argument • an assertion or statement or fact • provide valid reasons for a stace • admit or reconignize a point made • ...
Chapter 4.1 2014-12-02
Are you smart enough? 2023-10-10
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- sound reasoning
- establishing cause and effect relationship
- judge the worth
- connection or association between two things
- provide valid reasons for a stace
- opposing viewpoint in a debate
- admit or reconignize a point made
- clearly outline or define
- not important to the topic
- A point argued or debated
- closely coneccted and important for the matter
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- Final words in a debate
- process of thinking and forming conclusions
- an assertion or statement or fact
- Debate Kickoff Phrase
- disaprove or contradict in a claim
- factual support for an argument
- Response challeging an argument
18 Clues: sound reasoning • judge the worth • Debate Kickoff Phrase • Final words in a debate • clearly outline or define • A point argued or debated • not important to the topic • opposing viewpoint in a debate • factual support for an argument • Response challeging an argument • an assertion or statement or fact • provide valid reasons for a stace • admit or reconignize a point made • ...
Vocabulario 4.1 2017-03-24
24 Clues: Team • Score • Coach • To win • To cry • Trophy • Player • Debate • Success • Failure • To lose • To cheer • To shout • Swimming • Gymnastics • Cheerleader • Competition • School band • To tie a game • It was a total • To ride a horse • Track and field • Horseback riding • Speech, public speaking
Unit 7 Review 2018-02-02
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- Vocabulary - To pull out of a political union
- By 1828, the Republican Party split into two separate groups - the Republicans and Democrats. The ______ supported Andrew Jackson. (plural)
- The _______ ultimately chose the new president in the crazy Election of 1824
- The winner of the 1824 election was the _____ of our second president
- The fact that Martin Van Buren was the ________ and friend for Andrew Jackson helped him win the presidency in 1836 (2)
- Vocabulary - A tax on imported goods
- Clay and Webster tried to use the ________ to ruin Jackson’s chances for reelection. (2)
- States in this region hated tariffs because they only benefited a different region and resulted in more expensive goods
- Vocabulary - An overwhelming majority of votes for one candidate in an election
- The ________ Act of 1830 forced the relocation of thousands of Native Americans (2)
- The long and deadly route taken by the Cherokee to their new land was called the ___________ by the Cherokee themselves (4)
- William Henry Harrison used the image of a ______ as a symbol during his campaign (2)
- Supporters of William Henry Harrison referred to him as “Old _________” to remind people that he was a former war hero
- The ______ Party was the only major party during the Era of Good Feelings
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- Vocabulary - More than half
- Vocabulary - A severe, long-term downturn in the economy
- William Henry Harrison ended up being president for about how long? (2)
- Vocabulary - Insults and accusations to damage the reputation of an opponant
- Andrew Jackson appealed to the “______ man” who often felt left out of politics.
- By 1828, the Republican Party split into two separate groups - the Republicans and Democrats. The ______ supported John Quincy Adams. (plural)
- He was the first vice president to take over for president who died in office.
- Andrew Jackson was given this famous nickname by his former troops for being strong and tough (2)
- In the “Corrupt Bargain”, Henry Clay was given this position. (3)
- Jackson opposed the National Bank because he felt it unfairly benefitted people who were _____
- He won the crazy Election of 1824 (full name)
- In the 1830s, thousands of Native Americans were forced west of the Mississippi River to a place called the ________ (2)
- The _________ Indian tribe in Florida was the only tribe to have success in resisting its removal
- Vocabulary - The practice of a winning candidate appointing their supporters to government jobs (2)
- The _______ supported the Cherokee, but Andrew Jackson ignored its ruling (2)
- He helped John Quincy Adams in the crazy Election of 1824 in a “Corrupt Bargain”
- The long and deadly route taken by the Cherokee to their new land is known by historians as the ___________ (3)
- The new political party of the 1830s was the _____ Party
- Much of the Indian Territory was located in this present-day state
33 Clues: Vocabulary - More than half • Vocabulary - A tax on imported goods • Vocabulary - To pull out of a political union • He won the crazy Election of 1824 (full name) • Vocabulary - A severe, long-term downturn in the economy • The new political party of the 1830s was the _____ Party • In the “Corrupt Bargain”, Henry Clay was given this position. (3) • ...
Chapter 4.1 2014-12-02
Unit 3 Debate vocabulary terms 2017-03-17
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- prove to be false or incorrect
- assign a status in order of importance or urgency
- give proof
- form a critical opinion of
- a biased way of looking at or presenting something
- represented accurately or precisely
- set up a claim in opposition to a previous claim
- well grounded in logic or truth or having legal force
- a statement that affirms or denies and is true or false
- discuss the pros and cons of an issue
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- well integrated
- paper a report that explains or justifies or recommends one side of an argument
- an idea or conclusion having broad application
- the speech act of refuting by offering a contrary argument
- assert as one's own, as of an idea
- of a quantity that can fulfill a need or requirement
- being against something that you disapprove or disagree with
- a discussion for and against some proposition or proposal
- information that is spread to promote some cause
- favoring one person or side over another
- to have an effect upon
21 Clues: give proof • well integrated • to have an effect upon • form a critical opinion of • prove to be false or incorrect • assert as one's own, as of an idea • represented accurately or precisely • discuss the pros and cons of an issue • favoring one person or side over another • an idea or conclusion having broad application • information that is spread to promote some cause • ...
Drama Vocabulary 2015-06-18
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- To get ready for a play (no space)
- Something that an actor wears during a show
- Use special vocabulary to tell where a actor should go in and out
- A show on stage
- A journal that you put theatre work in plastic pockets (no space)
- The way you talk
- Take action in a scene
- People watching a play from seats
- How loud you talk
- Games that are related to theatre (no space)
- A person who is in charge of a play
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- A special vocabulary for actors to say towards the audience
- A special vocabulary for actors to say away from the audience
- A item that an actor uses in a play
- Do a play without script or plan
- Standing shoulder width, hands beside you when your character is not doing anything (no space)
- A person who plays a part in a play
- Trying for a character in a play
- Movement with body parts to show something
- Someone in the play that someone is acting
20 Clues: A show on stage • The way you talk • How loud you talk • Take action in a scene • Do a play without script or plan • Trying for a character in a play • People watching a play from seats • To get ready for a play (no space) • A item that an actor uses in a play • A person who plays a part in a play • A person who is in charge of a play • Movement with body parts to show something • ...
SEGFAM: Vocabulary (July 2023) 2023-09-07
Across
- (vocabulary: July 28) This weekend I have a laser appointment to remove my ___.
- (vocabulary: July 28) I ___ a presentation ___ a customer yesterday.
- (vocabulary: July 21) We can drink ___ many soft drinks ___ we ___.
- (vocabulary: July 14) I have to write my ___-___ report. (a report for your promotion that talks about your goals and achievements)
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- (vocabulary: July 21) I went ___ (2 words) business trip yesterday and ___ experiments all day.
- (vocabulary: July 14) I had to ___ (= get ready) ___ that this week.
- (vocabulary: July 14) I made a ___ (not final) report and ___ it ___ my boss.
- (reactions: July 7) 🔺 Oh, very difficult. ✅ Oh, ___ very difficult.
8 Clues: (vocabulary: July 21) We can drink ___ many soft drinks ___ we ___. • (reactions: July 7) 🔺 Oh, very difficult. ✅ Oh, ___ very difficult. • (vocabulary: July 14) I had to ___ (= get ready) ___ that this week. • (vocabulary: July 28) I ___ a presentation ___ a customer yesterday. • (vocabulary: July 14) I made a ___ (not final) report and ___ it ___ my boss. • ...
Speech 2 Vocab 2022-03-17
Across
- An argument where one side has to try to prove the resolution true while the other side has to try to prove the resolution false
- Attacking a claim made by your opponent
- Why your argument matters
- Speech that is used to attack the other debater's case and further back up your case
- Note-taking technique
- Information that backs up your contention
- A false belief in a case
- Having too many arguments so the other debater could not attack them all or not have an answer for them
- Analyzing the critical parts of a debate to prove that your case is valid
- A major point of argument in a debate. You build your case with these.
- Information that contains your claim, warrant, source citation, and explanation
- What you have written on your flow sheet
- Their contention or attack is more valid than the other team's statement and making them able to win that argument
- reason why your claim is true and effective
- To measure values and points given in the debate
- A general understanding of the topic at hand that isn't a biased opinion made from one side or the other
- A statement from one side of the debate that makes both sides not able to debate
- Overview of the case with contentions and warrants to back it up
- The side that is for the resolution and wants to prove their side is correct
- Debates must be fair for both sides
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- How predictable a person's argument based on the topic
- arguments debaters can discuss in the round
- Time debaters can use to prepare their case further and plan their next speech
- A 2 minute round where both sides can ask the other team questions about their case
- To make a contention valid, you need to make sure you can back it up and that is called
- Arguing over what the topic is for and debating the meaning
- Why the debaters feel as reasons to why the judges should vote for you
- Battle that happens when both sides of an argument have conflicting views
- A speech that states your position on the case and supports to back up that case
- The topic of arguments in the debate
- A statement that gives you an idea of what you will analyze on their case and how you will be attacking it
- Things judges like to see in debates and prefer
- A summary of the debate that each side presents
- Argue against the resolution
- Tools judges use to determine what parts of the debate from both sides is important
- What is happening currently in the debate
36 Clues: Note-taking technique • A false belief in a case • Why your argument matters • Argue against the resolution • Debates must be fair for both sides • The topic of arguments in the debate • Attacking a claim made by your opponent • What you have written on your flow sheet • Information that backs up your contention • What is happening currently in the debate • ...
Drama Vocabulary 2015-06-18
Across
- A person who is in charge of a play
- A person who plays a part in a play
- Trying for a character in a play
- People watching a play from seats
- The way you talk
- Do a play without script or plan
- To get ready for a play (no space)
- A journal that you put theatre work in plastic pockets (no space)
- A special vocabulary for actors to say away from the audience
- How loud you talk
- Take action in a scene
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- A item that an actor uses in a play
- Movement with body parts to show something
- Someone in the play that someone is acting
- Standing shoulder width, hands beside you when your character is not doing anything (no space)
- Something that an actor wears during a show
- A show on stage
- Use special vocabulary to tell where a actor should go in and out
- A special vocabulary for actors to say towards the audience
- Games that are related to theatre (no space)
20 Clues: A show on stage • The way you talk • How loud you talk • Take action in a scene • Trying for a character in a play • Do a play without script or plan • People watching a play from seats • To get ready for a play (no space) • A item that an actor uses in a play • A person who is in charge of a play • A person who plays a part in a play • Movement with body parts to show something • ...
Debate Terms Crossword 2023-07-18
Across
- Letting judges know where you are headed or a preview of where you are on the flow
- The conflict with a specific argument made by the opponent; direct confrontation of ideas
- An idea that a debater argues is paramount. Generally, the debater will present philosophical background to support and explain their value
- opponent’s attack
- The time one debater gets to interact with another debater by asking questions
- The side that supports the resolution
- When the negative debater offers a competing value that is upheld through their case The negative must show that this value is superior to the affirmative’s value
- Outline of a debate case containing arguments and evidence
- Published literature introduced into the debate to provide support for an argument
- not debating the topic as worded
- A weighing mechanism or tool that judges can use to determine
- The power or force of an argument Why does the argument matter
- most and why
- itself
- the arguments debaters can make during the round. It is used to say that each side must have sufficient _________ for the round to be fair
- The topic of the debate that sets forth the issues to be discussed in the debate and the respective sides affirmative and negative teams will take
- Preferences of a judge for a debate round
- Definitions Debaters may argue that this is superior to that of another debater for a variety of reasons such as setting fair limits for the debate or
- a note taking technique used by debaters and judges flow throughout the round to keep track of the arguments being made also refer to the
- The side that rejects the resolution
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- A debater who offers an argument must show that it is valid in order for it to be accepted
- The current situation while the debate is occurring the existing state of
- The critical elements inherent in the resolution which the affirmative must establish in order to prove the validity of the resolution.
- The reason why your claim is true reasoning behind a claim arguments without this may be automatically disregarded by some judges
- An argument where teams debate the meaning of certain words in the resolution in an attempt to prove that the affirmative either is or
- or overthrowing claims made by your opponent
- A reason to affirm or negate arguments that have been won by one side or another that conclude that the resolution is true or false
- A necessary or sufficient standard by which to measure the competing values It is a conceptual tool used to decide which value should be upheld
- parts of the debate are most important attempts to tell the judge which impacts
- used in the literature
- Arguing against constructive arguments made by the other debater
- A major argument in the debate. Affirmatives and negatives build their cases with these
- Time that can be used during the debate to get ready and plan for their next speech
- When one debater makes as many arguments as possible attempting to make too many for the opponent to answer
- A piece of evidence with a claim and warrant, source citation, and explanation.
- Shorter speeches later in the debate in which debaters argue over issues that were built during the constructive speeches to re-build
- initial claim by indicating how it continues to stand after consideration is given to
- Speeches in which debaters introduce their position and advocacy
- A deceptive misleading or false notion belief etc
39 Clues: itself • most and why • opponent’s attack • used in the literature • not debating the topic as worded • The side that rejects the resolution • The side that supports the resolution • Preferences of a judge for a debate round • or overthrowing claims made by your opponent • A deceptive misleading or false notion belief etc • ...
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MUN definitions 2020-11-04
Across
- Deabte in which delegates can move around the room.
- a meeting.
- Rules delegates follow.
- List in which delegates say their position and suggestions.
- petitions for the chair there are many for each thing.
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- Debate in which the chair controls who speaks and delegates stay seated.
- 2-3 people who control the formal debate.
- where the country name is in.
- controls debate.
- people who debate.
- wood hammer.
11 Clues: a meeting. • wood hammer. • controls debate. • people who debate. • Rules delegates follow. • where the country name is in. • 2-3 people who control the formal debate. • Deabte in which delegates can move around the room. • petitions for the chair there are many for each thing. • List in which delegates say their position and suggestions. • ...
Team 7C - End of the Year Crossword 2024-05-22
Across
- Which vocabulary term means a “sporting competition held every four years in honor of Zeus”? *Hint*: These are being hosted in Paris this summer.
- Which vocabulary term means a “material made from a type of insect that was used to produce clothing and became China’s main trading export?” *Hint*: This name also became part of a term used for a famous trade route, The ______ Road.
- What is the name of Dr. Mills’ dog?
- What was the nickname of Hercules’ love interest in the movie we watched?
- Where did Dr. Mills go to college?
- Ms. Carnes is usually drinking what in class?
- What is Mrs. Pope most likely to be listening to on the radio?
- North High school’s mascot is a what?
- North Middle school’s mascot is a what?
- What was the name of the game we played in class to work on learning our vocabulary for a new unit?
- Which 7C teacher has taught at North Middle the longest?
- Mrs. Kasubke was named North Middle’s what this year?
- Ms. Carnes likes to snack on chocolate covered what in class?
- Which principal was the youngest person to ever win “Teacher of the Year” at North Middle?
- Where did Dr. Mills live before she came here for the rest of the school year?
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- Which teacher (who shares her name with a color) was named North Middle’s Student Choice Teacher of the Year this year?
- Which vocabulary term means “stories about gods and heroes that attempt to explain different natural and historical events”?
- What was Mrs. Pope’s job before she became a teacher?
- Which ancient civilization were we learning about when Dr. Mills arrived?
- Which vocabulary term means a “type of government that gives citizens the power to rule themselves”?
- What is Ms. Carnes’ favorite animated character?
- Dr. Mills and Mrs. Pope are likely to have a drink on their desk from where?
- Who was considered to be “The Prince of Egypt” in the movie we watched?
- Which one of the major ancient countries that we studied is located in Africa?
- What is Dr. Mills’ maiden name? *Hint*: It’s the last name that is currently on her FZSD email.
- How many siblings does Dr. Mills have?
- What other subject has Dr. Mills taught?
- Dr. Mills’ wife serves in what branch of the United States military?
- Which principal played minor league baseball?
- Which vocabulary term means “to prohibit or block a certain law or action from taking place”?
30 Clues: Where did Dr. Mills go to college? • What is the name of Dr. Mills’ dog? • North High school’s mascot is a what? • How many siblings does Dr. Mills have? • North Middle school’s mascot is a what? • What other subject has Dr. Mills taught? • Ms. Carnes is usually drinking what in class? • Which principal played minor league baseball? • ...
Debate Unit Vocabulary Review Crossword 2014-05-13
Across
- You'd better have a good one, or you'll lose for sure. (n)
- "Serbia for the Serbians, and the Serbians alone!" (n)
- “I just want things to stay the way they are!” (n)
- The team which opposes the wording of the resolution (n)
- Auschwitz was a(n) ________________ camp. (n)
- The Nazis and the Holocaust (n)
- Often due to religious or ethnic differences; usually by a member of a majority group towards a minority group (n)
- For example, whether or not students should wear uniforms at school (adj)
- If this fails to solve a conflict, war may be inevitable (n)
- The root cause of the conflict between China and Japan over the Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands (n)
- “The percentage of eligible voters actually voting in elections should be increased by making voting mandatory for all citizens.” (n)
- “How can we rebuild Western Europe, General Marshall?” (n)
- "I don't care!" (n)
- For example, Nanjing in 1937 (n)
- On the face of it, this seems to be correct. (n)
- It's up to the prosecution to prove the guilt of the accused (n)
- “They say…., but In fact…” (v)
- Dr. Norman Bethune spent the last years of his life in China, bringing modern medicine to the countryside and treating wounded civilians and soldiers (n)
- Examples include the Genocide, Geneva, Chemical Weapons, and Nuclear Weapons Testing Ban (n)
- A justified argument (adj)
- “How can we go about making the opposition’s ideas look bad?” (n)
- Citizens in the Soviet Union under Stalin’s rule (adj)
- A key trait of a good judge (adj)
- Most debates can’t be won without it. (n)
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- Word coined by Raphael Lempkin after studying what happened to Armenians in the Ottoman Empire (n)
- A treaty can’t come into effect without it (n)
- Due to the refusal of many countries to do business with Iran, its economy suffered terribly (n)
- “I am in favour of this resolution!” (v)
- A point on which the sides in a debate clash (n)
- “I have the right to live as I choose!” (n)
- "A strike against the State" (n)
- A short summary and outline of team’s case (n)
- Lays out your team’s argument (s) in a formal debate (n)
- Due to Russia's actions in Ukraine, many European nations are placing these on the exports of Russian natural gas (n)
- Violent removal of a minority group from their homes (n)
- According to the UN, include Life, Liberty, Freedom of Movement, and the Ownership of Property (n)
- “I admit it, you’ve got a good point.” (v)
- One of the root causes of the Holocaust (n)
- Originally designed to cut through heavy vegetation in jungles (n)
- Millions have fled the civil war in Syria in the past 3 years (n)
- At least 56 in China (n)
- “I recommend that we follow this course of action.” (v)
- “Blue Helmets” (n)
43 Clues: “Blue Helmets” (n) • "I don't care!" (n) • At least 56 in China (n) • A justified argument (adj) • “They say…., but In fact…” (v) • The Nazis and the Holocaust (n) • "A strike against the State" (n) • For example, Nanjing in 1937 (n) • A key trait of a good judge (adj) • “I am in favour of this resolution!” (v) • Most debates can’t be won without it. (n) • ...
Debate Unit Vocabulary Review Crossword 2014-05-13
Across
- Millions have fled the civil war in Syria in the past 3 years (n)
- Dr. Norman Bethune spent the last years of his life in China, bringing modern medicine to the countryside and treating wounded civilians and soldiers (n)
- A short summary and outline of team’s case (n)
- A point on which the sides in a debate clash (n)
- For example, whether or not students should wear uniforms at school (adj)
- "A strike against the State" (n)
- If this fails to solve a conflict, war may be inevitable (n)
- At least 56 in China (n)
- Auschwitz was a(n) ________________ camp. (n)
- “How can we rebuild Western Europe, General Marshall?” (n)
- Due to the refusal of many countries to do business with Iran, its economy suffered terribly (n)
- Lays out your team’s argument (s) in a formal debate (n)
- The team which opposes the wording of the resolution (n)
- For example, Nanjing in 1937 (n)
- “I just want things to stay the way they are!” (n)
- Examples include the Genocide, Geneva, Chemical Weapons, and Nuclear Weapons Testing Ban (n)
- According to the UN, include Life, Liberty, Freedom of Movement, and the Ownership of Property (n)
- Often due to religious or ethnic differences; usually by a member of a majority group towards a minority group (n)
- “How can we go about making the opposition’s ideas look bad?” (n)
- Citizens in the Soviet Union under Stalin’s rule (adj)
- You'd better have a good one, or you'll lose for sure. (n)
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- “I am in favour of this resolution!” (v)
- Violent removal of a minority group from their homes (n)
- A treaty can’t come into effect without it (n)
- One of the root causes of the Holocaust (n)
- It's up to the prosecution to prove the guilt of the accused (n)
- “Blue Helmets” (n)
- "Serbia for the Serbians, and the Serbians alone!" (n)
- Word coined by Raphael Lempkin after studying what happened to Armenians in the Ottoman Empire (n)
- The Nazis and the Holocaust (n)
- “They say…., but In fact…” (v)
- “The percentage of eligible voters actually voting in elections should be increased by making voting mandatory for all citizens.” (n)
- On the face of it, this seems to be correct. (n)
- The root cause of the conflict between China and Japan over the Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands (n)
- Originally designed to cut through heavy vegetation in jungles (n)
- “I have the right to live as I choose!” (n)
- A justified argument (adj)
- A key trait of a good judge (adj)
- Most debates can’t be won without it. (n)
- Due to Russia's actions in Ukraine, many European nations are placing these on the exports of Russian natural gas (n)
- “I recommend that we follow this course of action.” (v)
- "I don't care!" (n)
- “I admit it, you’ve got a good point.” (v)
43 Clues: “Blue Helmets” (n) • "I don't care!" (n) • At least 56 in China (n) • A justified argument (adj) • “They say…., but In fact…” (v) • The Nazis and the Holocaust (n) • "A strike against the State" (n) • For example, Nanjing in 1937 (n) • A key trait of a good judge (adj) • “I am in favour of this resolution!” (v) • Most debates can’t be won without it. (n) • ...
Speech and Debate Extra Credit Crossword 2024-02-08
Across
- In debate, the common term for a piece of cited evidence. Comes from when they were physically printed on these for easy access before computers.
- Team debate designed to be understood by the public, two words no space.
- Unmemorized interpretation of non-poetry
- Speeches that are made up on the spot are:
- The term from theatre used to describe planned movement during a performance piece
- Unmemorized interpretation of written verse
- In debate, the term for the claim being argued
- The person who you most need to convince in any round
- Two words; an event with a memorized pre-written argument
- To pronounce your words clearly and understandably
- Solo debate over values issues. Don't forget the hyphen!
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- The only speaking event that allows visual aids
- In debate over a value, the standard by which the debaters judge if that value has been upheld
- This team interpretation event emphasizes offstage focus, so no looking at your partner
- Serious memorized interpretation
- The name for a main supporting point in a debate case
- To speak without varying your tone or mood, boring
- In this event, it's important to get as close to the five minute time limit as possible
- Your school code goes in the top of your t chart on the _______ side
- To make your voice loud without shouting
- Extemp that only covers the US
- Extemp that only covers foreign issues
- The type of interpretation designed to make you laugh
- In this event, your derriere must not leave the chair
- At the beginning of an OO or Extemp piece, it can be useful to give the judge a roadmap or __________ of your main points
- Acting for two
- If you get to your room to perform at a tournament and the door is closed because someone is currently performing, you should:
- The name of your piece goes on the bottom of your t chart on the _________ side
- Very research-intensive team debate that none of the schools in our district participate in
29 Clues: Acting for two • Extemp that only covers the US • Serious memorized interpretation • Extemp that only covers foreign issues • Unmemorized interpretation of non-poetry • To make your voice loud without shouting • Speeches that are made up on the spot are: • Unmemorized interpretation of written verse • In debate, the term for the claim being argued • ...
MUN Vocabulary 2020-11-03
Across
- wooden hammer
- a short and quick debate controlled by the dais
- actions to change what the committee is doing
- set of rules for a debate followed by many formal organizations around the world
- motion that ends the conference for good
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- a free debate where resolutions are written and delegates may move freely
- large card with delegate's name or country
- motion to set the order of topics to discuss
- people who are in a committee debate
- two or three people who run the debate
- first motion of the committee
- close the session until the next available time
- opens list of countries who are going to give a speech
13 Clues: wooden hammer • first motion of the committee • people who are in a committee debate • two or three people who run the debate • motion that ends the conference for good • large card with delegate's name or country • motion to set the order of topics to discuss • actions to change what the committee is doing • a short and quick debate controlled by the dais • ...
QUIZ NO. 1 2019-08-27
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- Said to be the highest form of literature
- Story created by human imagination
- Literary composition on a particular topic
- Composed of 7500 to 17500 words fiction
- Group of lines in poetry
- Classification of variety of text
- The longest among fictions
- The shortest among fictions
- Latin word which means "letter"
- Specialized vocabulary
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- The speaker in a poem
- set no particular poem structure
- The shortest among drama
- Defining features of literary genre
- Pertains to a line in a poem
- The art of play production
- Generalized vocabulary
- Factually accurate narrative
- The one who writes a play
- expert or skilled in producing plays
20 Clues: The speaker in a poem • Generalized vocabulary • Specialized vocabulary • The shortest among drama • Group of lines in poetry • The one who writes a play • The art of play production • The longest among fictions • The shortest among fictions • Pertains to a line in a poem • Factually accurate narrative • Latin word which means "letter" • set no particular poem structure • ...
Oregon Trail and the Native Americans 2023-05-10
Across
- The __________ government can overrule tribal laws and decisions.
- Pioneers moved West using the ___________ Trail.
- Native children were ______ for speaking their native language at Boarding Schools.
- A vocabulary word for agreements between two or more people
- Did the U.S. government keep all of their promises to the Natives Americans made in the treaties?
- The Native American Tribes lived on ____ after the treaties of 1855.
- The act of accepting a new culture
- The group that lived West of the Cascade Mountains.
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- The group that lived East of the Cascade Mountains.
- A vocabulary word for giving up (for example: land)
- Washington Territory's first governor
- A vocabulary word for fatherly
- Native Americans were sent to ________ schools in an attempt to assimilate them.
- Did some treaties require some Native Tribes to share a reservation with their enemies?
- Native American's lives in Washington were _______ forever after the Oregon Trail.
- Our local Native Tribe.
- Number of treaty meeetings Stevens held
- The group that made decisions in the tribes
18 Clues: Our local Native Tribe. • A vocabulary word for fatherly • The act of accepting a new culture • Washington Territory's first governor • Number of treaty meeetings Stevens held • The group that made decisions in the tribes • Pioneers moved West using the ___________ Trail. • The group that lived East of the Cascade Mountains. • ...
Unit 7 Review 2018-02-02
Across
- Vocabulary - To pull out of a political union
- By 1828, the Republican Party split into two separate groups - the Republicans and Democrats. The ______ supported Andrew Jackson. (plural)
- The _______ ultimately chose the new president in the crazy Election of 1824
- The winner of the 1824 election was the _____ of our second president
- The fact that Martin Van Buren was the ________ and friend for Andrew Jackson helped him win the presidency in 1836 (2)
- Vocabulary - A tax on imported goods
- Clay and Webster tried to use the ________ to ruin Jackson’s chances for reelection. (2)
- States in this region hated tariffs because they only benefited a different region and resulted in more expensive goods
- Vocabulary - An overwhelming majority of votes for one candidate in an election
- The ________ Act of 1830 forced the relocation of thousands of Native Americans (2)
- The long and deadly route taken by the Cherokee to their new land was called the ___________ by the Cherokee themselves (4)
- William Henry Harrison used the image of a ______ as a symbol during his campaign (2)
- Supporters of William Henry Harrison referred to him as “Old _________” to remind people that he was a former war hero
- The ______ Party was the only major party during the Era of Good Feelings
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- Vocabulary - More than half
- Vocabulary - A severe, long-term downturn in the economy
- William Henry Harrison ended up being president for about how long? (2)
- Vocabulary - Insults and accusations to damage the reputation of an opponant
- Andrew Jackson appealed to the “______ man” who often felt left out of politics.
- By 1828, the Republican Party split into two separate groups - the Republicans and Democrats. The ______ supported John Quincy Adams. (plural)
- He was the first vice president to take over for president who died in office.
- Andrew Jackson was given this famous nickname by his former troops for being strong and tough (2)
- In the “Corrupt Bargain”, Henry Clay was given this position. (3)
- Jackson opposed the National Bank because he felt it unfairly benefitted people who were _____
- He won the crazy Election of 1824 (full name)
- In the 1830s, thousands of Native Americans were forced west of the Mississippi River to a place called the ________ (2)
- The _________ Indian tribe in Florida was the only tribe to have success in resisting its removal
- Vocabulary - The practice of a winning candidate appointing their supporters to government jobs (2)
- The _______ supported the Cherokee, but Andrew Jackson ignored its ruling (2)
- He helped John Quincy Adams in the crazy Election of 1824 in a “Corrupt Bargain”
- The long and deadly route taken by the Cherokee to their new land is known by historians as the ___________ (3)
- The new political party of the 1830s was the _____ Party
- Much of the Indian Territory was located in this present-day state
33 Clues: Vocabulary - More than half • Vocabulary - A tax on imported goods • Vocabulary - To pull out of a political union • He won the crazy Election of 1824 (full name) • Vocabulary - A severe, long-term downturn in the economy • The new political party of the 1830s was the _____ Party • In the “Corrupt Bargain”, Henry Clay was given this position. (3) • ...
Unit 7 Review 2019-12-27
Across
- Vocabulary - To pull out of a political union
- By 1828, the Republican Party split into two separate groups - the Republicans and Democrats. The ______ supported Andrew Jackson. (plural)
- The _______ ultimately chose the new president in the crazy Election of 1824
- The winner of the 1824 election was the _____ of our second president
- The fact that Martin Van Buren was the ________ and friend for Andrew Jackson helped him win the presidency in 1836 (2)
- Vocabulary - A tax on imported goods
- Clay and Webster tried to use the ________ to ruin Jackson’s chances for reelection. (2)
- States in this region hated tariffs because they only benefited a different region and resulted in more expensive goods
- Vocabulary - An overwhelming majority of votes for one candidate in an election
- The ________ Act of 1830 forced the relocation of thousands of Native Americans (2)
- The long and deadly route taken by the Cherokee to their new land was called the ___________ by the Cherokee themselves (4)
- William Henry Harrison used the image of a ______ as a symbol during his campaign (2)
- Supporters of William Henry Harrison referred to him as “Old _________” to remind people that he was a former war hero
- The ______ Party was the only major party during the Era of Good Feelings
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- Vocabulary - More than half
- Vocabulary - A severe, long-term downturn in the economy
- William Henry Harrison ended up being president for about how long? (2)
- Vocabulary - Insults and accusations to damage the reputation of an opponant
- Andrew Jackson appealed to the “______ man” who often felt left out of politics.
- By 1828, the Republican Party split into two separate groups - the Republicans and Democrats. The ______ supported John Quincy Adams. (plural)
- He was the first vice president to take over for president who died in office.
- Andrew Jackson was given this famous nickname by his former troops for being strong and tough (2)
- In the “Corrupt Bargain”, Henry Clay was given this position. (3)
- Jackson opposed the National Bank because he felt it unfairly benefitted people who were _____
- He won the crazy Election of 1824 (full name)
- In the 1830s, thousands of Native Americans were forced west of the Mississippi River to a place called the ________ (2)
- The _________ Indian tribe in Florida was the only tribe to have success in resisting its removal
- Vocabulary - The practice of a winning candidate appointing their supporters to government jobs (2)
- The _______ supported the Cherokee, but Andrew Jackson ignored its ruling (2)
- He helped John Quincy Adams in the crazy Election of 1824 in a “Corrupt Bargain”
- The long and deadly route taken by the Cherokee to their new land is known by historians as the ___________ (3)
- The new political party of the 1830s was the _____ Party
- Much of the Indian Territory was located in this present-day state
33 Clues: Vocabulary - More than half • Vocabulary - A tax on imported goods • Vocabulary - To pull out of a political union • He won the crazy Election of 1824 (full name) • Vocabulary - A severe, long-term downturn in the economy • The new political party of the 1830s was the _____ Party • In the “Corrupt Bargain”, Henry Clay was given this position. (3) • ...
Read Alouds 2017-10-04
Across
- Teachers help children develop fluency by selecting __________ that invite them to chime in on repeated readings
- To comprehend print we must access this, otherwise known as 'background knowledge'
- ___________ awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate sounds in spoken words
- Tier of vocabulary that includes precise ways to say simple things
- ____________ development predicts later reading and academic achievement
- Reading aloud to children prepares them for ________________ reading
- This skill is associated with phonemic awareness; the ability to recognize and create ______________
Down
- Running a finger beneath the text to help connect the spoken words with the letters on the page is known as _____________ the print
- Questions that give children more opportunity to think and experiment with language
- Concepts about _____________ are the knowledge that reading and writing are performed for various reasons and have many different purposes
- Tier of vocabulary that includes low-frequency words
- Repetition of vowel sounds
- repetition of some consonants
- Questions which are valuable because they help students listen carefully and focus on facts and details
- The ability to read smoothly, accurately, and with the appropriate expression and meaning
- Tier of vocabulary that includes basic words
16 Clues: Repetition of vowel sounds • repetition of some consonants • Tier of vocabulary that includes basic words • Tier of vocabulary that includes low-frequency words • Tier of vocabulary that includes precise ways to say simple things • Reading aloud to children prepares them for ________________ reading • ...
A Very Important Crossword Only You Can Solve 2022-02-15
Across
- What losers play
- Home wrecker of children's lit
- App of debate convos
- Not debate, but ___
- Nerdy word game app
- You may need to prop a door open to get there
- a number that Chauncey's proud of
- Political machine man who apparently tweets
- Feminist wordle
- "Prone to angry personalities"
- Endless AP Bio tasks
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- ___ Fridays
- Democratic Socialist Teen
- Name of our table the first day in the new debate era
- Not just an ordinary stuffed animal
- Your official title
- Mr. Arnold's twin
- What Will's twitter follower is lacking
- First period
- AP Bio redemption
- Mr. Arnold's favorite singer
- Home wrecker of crossword puzzles
- 2/6 is a great score
- "Terrifying" Apples to Apples card
24 Clues: ___ Fridays • First period • Feminist wordle • What losers play • Mr. Arnold's twin • AP Bio redemption • Your official title • Not debate, but ___ • Nerdy word game app • App of debate convos • 2/6 is a great score • Endless AP Bio tasks • Democratic Socialist Teen • Mr. Arnold's favorite singer • Home wrecker of children's lit • "Prone to angry personalities" • ...
Debate Terms 2023-05-02
Across
- the role of this person is to moderate the debate process; this individual usually sits between the two teams
- these individuals ensure the debate process is educational for all involved - they listen to the debate, rank the process and decide the winner of the debate
- this individual keeps the time in a debate; this person will give a warning when 30-60 seconds is remaining
- an argument or discussion about a subject in a formal, organized manner
- gives the positive elements of a subject or topic; speaks first in the debate process
- these people should applaud as each speaker is announced, as each speaker finishes speaking, and when the result of the debate is announced
- the different types of information presented that have been used to support a side of the argument
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- this is an opportunity for the opposite side to ask questions after what has just been presented. They can ask just about anything, but it should be relevant to what has just been presented
- a set of reasons, supporting facts, or arguments that are presented during the debate process
- occurs when the opposing side contradicts what has been said by offering a contrary statement or argument
- gives the undesirable elements of a subject or topic; speaks last in the debate process
- while a speaker is speaking, she or he has the floor and should not be interrupted. This includes comments interjected by the audience or other speakers as well as disruptive behavior for the other side or audience
- these are the types of things that you would complete once your topic has been given and the side that you are arguing has been finalized
13 Clues: an argument or discussion about a subject in a formal, organized manner • gives the positive elements of a subject or topic; speaks first in the debate process • gives the undesirable elements of a subject or topic; speaks last in the debate process • a set of reasons, supporting facts, or arguments that are presented during the debate process • ...
Final Exam Crossword Creation 2021-01-14
Across
- Legislative body with two branches.
- Talking to avoid a vote on a bill.
- Tax writing group, House of Reps.
- Process of debating/amending/rewriting.
- Someone currently holds an office.
- Box bills are kept in.
- Where a large majority vote is guaranteed.
- Can debate/amend (not pass) bills.
- Taking a vote to end a debate.
- No member objects to proposal, passes.
- # of members depends on state population.
- Civil/legal rights, includes right to vote.
- Every decade, counts population.
- Timed debate, no amendments from Floor.
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- Sets rules for bill debates.
- Roll call for minimum required members.
- Members focus on specific issues.
- Temporary (House + Senate debate).
- Gave people the right to vote Senators in.
- Win in a close election guaranteed here.
- First step (bill through legislature).
- Senator told when bill they don't like is on floor.
- Only some Floor amendments allowed.
- Used when committee has bill 30 days.
- Group of citizens who elect an official.
- 1/3 of this house's terms expire every two years.
- Amendments allowed on Floor.
27 Clues: Box bills are kept in. • Sets rules for bill debates. • Amendments allowed on Floor. • Taking a vote to end a debate. • Every decade, counts population. • Members focus on specific issues. • Tax writing group, House of Reps. • Temporary (House + Senate debate). • Talking to avoid a vote on a bill. • Someone currently holds an office. • Can debate/amend (not pass) bills. • ...
Vocabulary Practice 1 2023-10-10
Across
- The ones that have no home
- The other word for "Moreover"
- The act of making something better in terms of quality
- The comparative form of 'far' that tells immeasurable distance
- The first apple to ripe
- The other word for "Furthermore"
- In order to broaden our vocabulary mastery, we have to do ... reading
- Which sentence does usually contain the main idea for each paragraph?
- The first reading skill mentioned in the book
- The other word for "However"
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- A line of people, usually standing, waiting for something
- To understand difficult word in a reading text, we can analyze the context as well as the ....
- A change in position or direction
- The second reading skill mentioned in the book
- Speech with religious purpose
- The word "salary" is derived from the word ....
- One tip to improve our vocabulary mastery is to keep a vocabulary ....
- One of the seven deadly sins
- To make the word "Fireman" genderless, we can use the word ... instead
- We can frighten other people by telling ... story
20 Clues: The first apple to ripe • The ones that have no home • One of the seven deadly sins • The other word for "However" • Speech with religious purpose • The other word for "Moreover" • The other word for "Furthermore" • A change in position or direction • The first reading skill mentioned in the book • The second reading skill mentioned in the book • ...
Debate Unit Vocabulary Review Crossword 2014-05-13
Across
- For example, whether or not students should wear uniforms at school (adj)
- Word coined by Raphael Lempkin after studying what happened to Armenians in the Ottoman Empire (n)
- According to the UN, include Life, Liberty, Freedom of Movement, and the Ownership of Property (n)
- “I recommend that we follow this course of action.” (v)
- “They say…., but In fact…” (v)
- "I don't care!" (n)
- Millions have fled the civil war in Syria in the past 3 years (n)
- Lays out your team’s argument (s) in a formal debate (n)
- On the face of it, this seems to be correct. (n)
- A justified argument (adj)
- Auschwitz was a(n) ________________ camp. (n)
- A treaty can’t come into effect without it (n)
- One of the root causes of the Holocaust (n)
- “Blue Helmets” (n)
- A short summary and outline of team’s case (n)
- Citizens in the Soviet Union under Stalin’s rule (adj)
- Due to Russia's actions in Ukraine, many European nations are placing these on the exports of Russian natural gas (n)
- Dr. Norman Bethune spent the last years of his life in China, bringing modern medicine to the countryside and treating wounded civilians and soldiers (n)
- "Serbia for the Serbians, and the Serbians alone!" (n)
- “How can we rebuild Western Europe, General Marshall?” (n)
- A key trait of a good judge (adj)
- A point on which the sides in a debate clash (n)
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- “I am in favour of this resolution!” (v)
- The team which opposes the wording of the resolution (n)
- At least 56 in China (n)
- "A strike against the State" (n)
- Examples include the Genocide, Geneva, Chemical Weapons, and Nuclear Weapons Testing Ban (n)
- For example, Nanjing in 1937 (n)
- The Nazis and the Holocaust (n)
- Due to the refusal of many countries to do business with Iran, its economy suffered terribly (n)
- “I admit it, you’ve got a good point.” (v)
- It's up to the prosecution to prove the guilt of the accused (n)
- The root cause of the conflict between China and Japan over the Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands (n)
- “I just want things to stay the way they are!” (n)
- Violent removal of a minority group from their homes (n)
- “I have the right to live as I choose!” (n)
- Most debates can’t be won without it. (n)
- Often due to religious or ethnic differences; usually by a member of a majority group towards a minority group (n)
- “The percentage of eligible voters actually voting in elections should be increased by making voting mandatory for all citizens.” (n)
- “How can we go about making the opposition’s ideas look bad?” (n)
- You'd better have a good one, or you'll lose for sure. (n)
- If this fails to solve a conflict, war may be inevitable (n)
- Originally designed to cut through heavy vegetation in jungles (n)
43 Clues: “Blue Helmets” (n) • "I don't care!" (n) • At least 56 in China (n) • A justified argument (adj) • “They say…., but In fact…” (v) • The Nazis and the Holocaust (n) • "A strike against the State" (n) • For example, Nanjing in 1937 (n) • A key trait of a good judge (adj) • “I am in favour of this resolution!” (v) • Most debates can’t be won without it. (n) • ...
spoken interaction (EL Oral) 2019-07-23
Across
- ____ the teacher after finishing
- have ____ when talking
- the examiner
- ____ at the examiner when talking
- speak with your ______
- very___ of explaining
- to _____the question related to the video
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- with the video
- when talking, ___ more to make it more interesting
- examiner before seating down
- the video _____ times
- the video is talk about
- ___ important to have a good vocabulary
- talk about your ___ experience
- do not ___ when talking
15 Clues: the examiner • with the video • the video _____ times • very___ of explaining • have ____ when talking • speak with your ______ • the video is talk about • do not ___ when talking • examiner before seating down • talk about your ___ experience • ____ the teacher after finishing • ____ at the examiner when talking • ___ important to have a good vocabulary • ...
Debate 40 2024-02-09
Across
- A piece of evidence with a claim and a warrant; source citation; and explanation
- When one debater gets to ask another debater questions to clarify their opponent’s argument or set up their own argument
- A general outline of your argument; multiple prepared responses with evidence
- the act or process of forming reasons and drawing conclusions, then applying them to a discussion
- the main point of the argument; what the debater seeks to prove true
- the record of a round
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- a statement or conclusion that does not logically follow something said before
- A major argument in the debate
- The debater who offers an argument must show that it is valid in order for it to be accepted
- The first speech by a debater in a round; where debaters introduce their position and arguments
- a comparison to show similarity between two or more things
- Addressing and refuting another debater’s argument
- an appeal to logic; using or applying logic to an argument
- the set of standards the judge will use to evaluate a case
14 Clues: the record of a round • A major argument in the debate • Addressing and refuting another debater’s argument • a comparison to show similarity between two or more things • an appeal to logic; using or applying logic to an argument • the set of standards the judge will use to evaluate a case • the main point of the argument; what the debater seeks to prove true • ...
Final Exam Review 2022-05-11
Across
- fear of public speaking
- necessary to build ethos and avoid plagiarism
- listening for fun
- presenting limited options when there's more
- personal attack
- team that speaks first in a debate
- communication with yourself
- communication with others
- listening when taking notes
- distance between you and your audience
- scanning the audience
- Direct TV ad fallacy
- credibility
- timely
- listener gives this in communication
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- jumping to conclusions
- gave us the classical canons of rhetoric
- topic of a debate
- sentence between main points of speech
- speaker's map of their speech
- bandwagon fallacy
- uh,um, like
- speaks last in a debate
- facts, data, statistics
- art of public speaking
- emotional appeals
26 Clues: timely • uh,um, like • credibility • personal attack • topic of a debate • listening for fun • bandwagon fallacy • emotional appeals • Direct TV ad fallacy • scanning the audience • jumping to conclusions • art of public speaking • fear of public speaking • speaks last in a debate • facts, data, statistics • communication with others • communication with yourself • listening when taking notes • ...
OPINION AND THOUGHTS 2023-09-20
Across
- group of words
- reject the topic
- a view
- statement that someone used
- an explanation why someone can express an opinion
- express the same opinion
- antonym of useless
- a word that used to describe an action
- a group that wins because express the most opinions in a valid and consistent manner
- the subject that discussed in a debate
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- someone that talks and gives opinion
- a thought
- the name of topic in a debate competition
- support or accept the topic
- have different opinion
- talks about some topic which is different view
- someone opinion that say no to the topic
- opinion that express to support
- the advantages of opinion
- conjunctions that connect different opinions
20 Clues: a view • a thought • group of words • reject the topic • antonym of useless • have different opinion • express the same opinion • the advantages of opinion • support or accept the topic • statement that someone used • opinion that express to support • someone that talks and gives opinion • a word that used to describe an action • the subject that discussed in a debate • ...
CX DEBATE 2014-04-01
Across
- question the speaker
- introduces the arguments
- action to solve a problem
- make larger
- four parts of case presented
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- opposing ideas presented
- reason for change
- no problems if we accept your plan
- status quo ok, no change
- something exists in present that prevents solving
- attacks the plan presented
- people without a home
- something needs to be solved
- things provided be government
14 Clues: make larger • reason for change • question the speaker • people without a home • opposing ideas presented • status quo ok, no change • introduces the arguments • action to solve a problem • attacks the plan presented • something needs to be solved • four parts of case presented • things provided be government • no problems if we accept your plan • ...
Debate Review 2021-12-07
Across
- timeframe, magnitide, prbability
- first part of an argument
- how many points does it take to become a national speech and debate association lifetime member
- organization in which you earn points to become a lifetime member
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- what you get back from a judge
- what is currently happening
- when you move to the next round at tournament
- what degree does Mrs. Crady currently have in the National Speech and Debate Association
- notes of a speech or round
- evidence and reasoning that proves your claim
- where do you see your tournament information such as postings
- how many points does it take to qualify for state
- what is the current legislation about for item number 26
- organization where you can find the current state legislation
14 Clues: first part of an argument • notes of a speech or round • what is currently happening • what you get back from a judge • timeframe, magnitide, prbability • when you move to the next round at tournament • evidence and reasoning that proves your claim • how many points does it take to qualify for state • what is the current legislation about for item number 26 • ...
DEBATE 101 2023-10-16
14 Clues: facts • issue • the limit • PM's task • disagreeing • proposition • commentator • clarification • the chairperson • the final round • the 3rd speaker • appear in motion • the first affirmative • responding to others' arguments
Crucigrama de Cognados 2021-09-17
20 Clues: car • bus • lion • plant • actor • route • memory • detail • melody • united • option • traffic • silence • artistic • vacation • telephone • excellent • structure • vocabulary • collection
The Medicine Bag 2023-09-12
Across
- the main character's name
- the vocabulary word that means "hesitant"
- where Grandpa stays most of the time
- the vocabulary word that means "deep sorrow"
- the main character's sister's name
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- the contents of the medicine bag
- the tribe Grandpa hails from
- the gift Grandpa gives to the main character
- what the main character puts into the medicine bag at the story's end
- the vocabulary word that means "a heavy load"
- how the main character feels about his grandfather at first
- the name given to Grandpa's ancestor
12 Clues: the main character's name • the tribe Grandpa hails from • the contents of the medicine bag • the main character's sister's name • where Grandpa stays most of the time • the name given to Grandpa's ancestor • the vocabulary word that means "hesitant" • the gift Grandpa gives to the main character • the vocabulary word that means "deep sorrow" • ...
House v Senate 2023-10-13
Across
- Required to end a filibuster in the Senate.
- Where the debate occurs in both the House and Senate
- This is something decided upon in the Rules Committee
- The number of minutes you get to speak in the House.
- The Senate typically has a more ________ atmosphere during debate
- The House typically has a more _______ atmosphere during debate.
Down
- Term for delaying a vote in the Senate.
- Term for offering the ability to speak to a member
- This chamber has a longer debate time.
- Process of limiting debate in the Senate
- The house follows strict____________ during debate.
11 Clues: This chamber has a longer debate time. • Term for delaying a vote in the Senate. • Process of limiting debate in the Senate • Required to end a filibuster in the Senate. • Term for offering the ability to speak to a member • The house follows strict____________ during debate. • Where the debate occurs in both the House and Senate • ...
Blackbird 2019-12-08
20 Clues: ära • sein • lind • sõna • konn • pikk • must • valge • sõnad • väike • küngas • lühike • istuma • tagasi • hüppama • lendama • roheline • tegusõna • musträstas • lomp, bassein
Review 2022-09-26
Across
- not interesting
- life of the party
- not having confidence
- to like doing someone
- to focus one's attention
- someone that moves
- not something that is not your cup of tea
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- a material we write on
- a list of new words
- a number or item of connected item
- a very social person
- recommendations offered to people
- cards where we write vocabulary
- someone that's solo
- a place to dance
- someone that doesn't like to talk
- usually do this at night- clubs, bars, dancing
17 Clues: not interesting • a place to dance • life of the party • someone that moves • a list of new words • someone that's solo • a very social person • not having confidence • to like doing someone • a material we write on • to focus one's attention • cards where we write vocabulary • recommendations offered to people • someone that doesn't like to talk • a number or item of connected item • ...
Unidad 2, Lección 2 2017-01-04
Across
- quote
- to present
- question
- short documentary
- flyers
- to distribute
- telethon
- educational program
- editor
- sponsor
- to publish
- review
- to describe
- to explain
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- headline
- to investigate
- access
- photographer
- news broadcast
- interview
- TV viewer
- to translate
- to interview
- debate
- graphic
- to sponsor
- to grant
- tape recorder
- to broadcast
- audience
- column
31 Clues: quote • access • flyers • debate • editor • review • column • graphic • sponsor • headline • question • telethon • to grant • audience • interview • TV viewer • to present • to sponsor • to publish • to explain • to describe • photographer • to translate • to interview • to broadcast • to distribute • tape recorder • to investigate • news broadcast • short documentary • educational program
20th Century Presidential Debates 2016-08-23
Across
- This candidate said, "Are you better off than you were 4 years ago?"
- Famous for his no Soviet domination of Poland gaffe
- Reagan said he would not make an issue of this candidate's "youth and inexperience"
- His popular wisecrack was "I'm all ears"
- Noted for looking at his watch during a debate
- Refused to debate in 1968 and 1972
- He said famously, "You're no Jake Kennedy"
Down
- All three of major candidates of 1992 were this
- The first televised presidential debate occurred here
- Bill Clinton was seen as the master of this debate forum
- This VP candidate snapped back at George H.W. Bush about his "patronizing attitude"
- Joked, "If you don't try to compare George Bush to Harry Truman, I won't compare you to Jack Kennedy"
- This candidate was posed a hypothetical query about the rape and murder of his wife
- This VP candidate said, "I feel like I'm a spectator at a ping-pong game"
- This candidate set the bar high for debate delivery
- This candidate said he talked with his teen daughter about an "important issue"
16 Clues: Refused to debate in 1968 and 1972 • His popular wisecrack was "I'm all ears" • He said famously, "You're no Jake Kennedy" • Noted for looking at his watch during a debate • All three of major candidates of 1992 were this • Famous for his no Soviet domination of Poland gaffe • This candidate set the bar high for debate delivery • ...
Team 7C - End of the Year Crossword 2024-05-22
Across
- Which vocabulary term means “to prohibit or block a certain law or action from taking place”?
- Where did Dr. Mills live before she came here for the rest of the school year?
- North High school’s mascot is a what?
- Which vocabulary term means a “material made from a type of insect that was used to produce clothing and became China’s main trading export?” *Hint*: This name also became part of a term used for a famous trade route, The ______ Road.
- Which principal was the youngest person to ever win “Teacher of the Year” at North Middle?
- Which vocabulary term means “stories about gods and heroes that attempt to explain different natural and historical events”?
- Dr. Mills’ wife serves in what branch of the United States military?
- Who was considered to be “The Prince of Egypt” in the movie we watched?
- How many siblings does Dr. Mills have?
- North Middle school’s mascot is a what?
- Which principal played minor league baseball?
- Which ancient civilization were we learning about when Dr. Mills arrived?
- What is Ms. Carnes’ favorite animated character?
- Which vocabulary term means a “type of government that gives citizens the power to rule themselves”?
- Where did Dr. Mills go to college?
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- Which one of the major ancient countries that we studied is located in Africa?
- What other subject has Dr. Mills taught?
- What was Mrs. Pope’s job before she became a teacher?
- What is Mrs. Pope most likely to be listening to on the radio?
- Mrs. Kasubke was named North Middle’s what this year?
- Ms. Carnes likes to snack on chocolate covered what in class?
- Which teacher (who shares her name with a color) was named North Middle’s Student Choice Teacher of the Year this year?
- Which 7C teacher has taught at North Middle the longest?
- Dr. Mills and Mrs. Pope are likely to have a drink on their desk from where?
- What is Dr. Mills’ maiden name? *Hint*: It’s the last name that is currently on her FZSD email.
- What was the name of the game we played in class to work on learning our vocabulary for a new unit?
- Which vocabulary term means a “sporting competition held every four years in honor of Zeus”? *Hint*: These are being hosted in Paris this summer.
- What was the nickname of Hercules’ love interest in the movie we watched?
- What is the name of Dr. Mills’ dog?
- Ms. Carnes is usually drinking what in class?
30 Clues: Where did Dr. Mills go to college? • What is the name of Dr. Mills’ dog? • North High school’s mascot is a what? • How many siblings does Dr. Mills have? • North Middle school’s mascot is a what? • What other subject has Dr. Mills taught? • Which principal played minor league baseball? • Ms. Carnes is usually drinking what in class? • ...
Ch. 4.1 Vocabulary 2014-12-02
14 Clues: team • coach • awful • trophy • riding • debate • success • swimming • Cheeleader • competition • to tie a game • track and field • escolar school band • acuatico water skiing
4.1 Vocab 2014-12-02
crucigrama de cognados 2021-09-19
20 Clues: verb • bank • rose • note • photo • route • music • usual • order • ocean • urgent • moment • banana • silence • machine • problem • special • romantic • artistic • vocabulary
Cognados 2023-09-21
20 Clues: león • rosa • tren • café • tigre • música • parque • teatro • tímido • estéreo • teléfono • intención • romántico • Automóvil • televisión • estudiante • hamburguesa • vocabulario • universidad • nacionalidad
Chapter 4 Spanish Vocabulary 2015-01-24
14 Clues: Team • Coach • Awful • Riding • To win • Debate • Failure • Success • To cheer • Cheerleader • Competition • To tie a game • Track and field • escolar School band
QUIZ NO. 1 2019-08-27
Across
- Story created by human imagination
- Generalized vocabulary
- Factually accurate narrative
- Defining features of literary genre
- Literary composition on a particular topic
- The one who writes a play
- Pertains to a line in a poem
- Classification of variety of text
- Said to be the highest form of literature
- expert or skilled in producing plays
- Specialized vocabulary
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- The shortest among drama
- The shortest among fictions
- Composed of 7500 to 17500 words fiction
- set no particular poem structure
- Latin word which means "letter"
- The longest among fictions
- Group of lines in poetry
- The speaker in a poem
19 Clues: The speaker in a poem • Generalized vocabulary • Specialized vocabulary • The shortest among drama • Group of lines in poetry • The one who writes a play • The longest among fictions • The shortest among fictions • Factually accurate narrative • Pertains to a line in a poem • Latin word which means "letter" • set no particular poem structure • Classification of variety of text • ...
Group Discussion and Debate Review 2022-04-06
Across
- Debaters should not cite ____________.
- The evidence that supports your claim.
- Videos and photos found online my be ___________.
- "Let me start by saying..."
- A way to narrow your search.
- Responding to an argument.
- Spontaneous debate with no preparation.
- When the website directly relates to the topic you are researching.
- Telling where you got your data.
- Used for current news articles.
- The point you are trying to prove.
Down
- Connective tissue showing why the data proves the claim.
- Less formal than a debate.
- Formal presentation of arguments.
- Provides a search of scholarly article.
- The reason the claim is important to the audience.
- Able to be believed; trustworthy.
- You cannot pay Google for a better _________.
- Never cite as a source.
- It's time to ________ asking Google questions.
20 Clues: Never cite as a source. • Less formal than a debate. • Responding to an argument. • "Let me start by saying..." • A way to narrow your search. • Used for current news articles. • Telling where you got your data. • Formal presentation of arguments. • Able to be believed; trustworthy. • The point you are trying to prove. • Debaters should not cite ____________. • ...
unit 21 2017-02-08
20 Clues: move • area • spoken • motion • cancel • assign • elicit • support • logical • decrease • persuade • conclude • displace • language • creation • appeal to • pronounce • profession • inaugurate • installation
Cross-Debater 2022-09-12
Across
- Academic study about the government
- Observers of a debate; The Viewers
- The debater that supports the topic
- A contradiction
- The debater that opposes the topic
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- Sections in a debate
- Liberal-leaning politicians
- The logical reasoning behind an argument
- Argue about a subject, in a formal manner.
- Conservative-leaning politicians
- Topic in a debate
11 Clues: A contradiction • Topic in a debate • Sections in a debate • Liberal-leaning politicians • Conservative-leaning politicians • Observers of a debate; The Viewers • The debater that opposes the topic • Academic study about the government • The debater that supports the topic • The logical reasoning behind an argument • Argue about a subject, in a formal manner.
Cognate 2021-10-07
20 Clues: acto • rata • mapa • música • básico • insecto • oficina • curioso • familia • irónico • producto • orgánico • religión • delicioso • formación • artístico • diferente • interesante • vocabulario • gol (soccer)
Los Cognados 2022-08-28
20 Clues: león • fruta • tigre • serio • rápido • acción • jirafa • cómico • insecto • perfecto • elefante • ensalada • atlético • comunidad • artístico • delicioso • vocabulario • hamburguesa • inteligente • desafortunadamente
22ALITAV puzzle 2023-02-10
20 Clues: wage • perk • rural • salary • aqquire • barrier • comprise • emphasis • recession • consistent • precocious • scrutinize • compulsory • convenient • evaluation • vocabulary • equivalent • negotiation • enthusiastic • administration
Cognates / Cognados 2023-01-18
21 Clues: Kilo • Local • Mágico • Acción • Heroico • Irónico • Balance • Trágico • Ficción • Judicial • Perfecto • Genético • Numeroso • Orgánico • Explosión • Delicioso • Chocolate • Solitario • Romántico • Universal • Vocabulario
Spelling words 2022-04-10
Latin Crossword #2-Lesson 1 2017-07-02
Across
- girl
- gender of most first declension nouns
- province
- gender of first declension nouns naming male beings
- memory
- island
- the case of the first word given in vocabulary
- nature
- woman
- forest
Down
- a noun used with a linking verb to restate the subject
- life
- part of the noun that is dropped to find the base of a first declension noun
- is, there is
- farmer
- Gaul
- part of the noun to which an ending is added
- the case of the second word given in vocabulary
- letter (of alphabet); in plural letter
- tongue,language
- fortune, chance
- water
- Italy
- poet
- are, there are
25 Clues: life • girl • Gaul • poet • water • Italy • woman • farmer • memory • island • nature • forest • province • is, there is • are, there are • tongue,language • fortune, chance • gender of most first declension nouns • letter (of alphabet); in plural letter • part of the noun to which an ending is added • the case of the first word given in vocabulary • the case of the second word given in vocabulary • ...
Vocabulario: Media 2020-06-05
Across
- personal ad
- debate
- editor
- interview
- column
- subtitle
- to investigate
- mailing
- tape recorder
- to broadcast
- telethon
- to interview
- deadline
- access
Down
- cartoons
- editorial
- audience
- photographer
- TV viewer
- to sponsor
- full-length movie
- quote
- review
- short documentary
- to present
- to distribute
- classified ad
- headline
- to publish
- to translate
- news broadcast
- issue/question
- graphic
33 Clues: quote • debate • editor • review • column • access • mailing • graphic • cartoons • audience • headline • subtitle • telethon • deadline • editorial • TV viewer • interview • to sponsor • to present • to publish • personal ad • photographer • to translate • to broadcast • to interview • to distribute • classified ad • tape recorder • news broadcast • to investigate • issue/question • full-length movie • short documentary
Debate-MBA 2021-11-01
Across
- Dealing with questions= ... questions
- They ... into a contract with the people- engage/be into
- They can never give a ... answer! - (direct answer)
- Strongly state again- ... that commitment
- A politician gave a ... apology for getting this wrong
- To not be loyal to your country or a person- ... the trust
- Another word for "avoiding"- ... the question
- Another word for "break" (that contract)
Down
- A fair comment/ or respect?
- Another word for "formulate"- Let me ... the question
- Face a lot of tough questions /or Face a ...
- Can you... an explanation for why this happened?
- Despite the fact that you gave ... assurances that you...
- With all ... respect- phrase used before indicating a disagreement
14 Clues: A fair comment/ or respect? • Dealing with questions= ... questions • Another word for "break" (that contract) • Strongly state again- ... that commitment • Face a lot of tough questions /or Face a ... • Another word for "avoiding"- ... the question • Can you... an explanation for why this happened? • They can never give a ... answer! - (direct answer) • ...
Debate Crossword 2024-05-06
Across
- “I read a Wikipedia article that said watching TV makes you dumb so it must be true.”
- taking notes during a debate in order to keep a record of what’s been said and prepare for refutations and cross examination
- “We think this new MallTime game app will be a success because all teenage girls like shopping.”
- 2-5 minute speech with 3 minutes to prepare
- “If you don’t say the Pledge of Allegiance, you must be a traitor.”
Down
- “My grandmother ate 10 cloves of raw garlic every day. Not surprisingly, she lived to be 102.”
- the leader who runs Congress meetings by recognizing members to speak or move
- topic or claim being debated
- Bad or flawed reasoning that results in an unsound argument
- Mom, please buy me a new iPhone. Everyone else has one.”
- “If I don’t take this Honors class, then I won’t get into a good college. If I don’t get into a good college, I’ll never get a good job. If I can’t get a good job, I’m going to end up living in my parents’ basement forever.”
- a specific, written proposal (in the form of a ‘bill’ or ‘resolution’) made by a member or committee for assembly to debate
- “Oh, please. What would you know about labor laws? You don’t even have a job.”
- 3-6 memorized, persuasive speech where you analyze a topic and choose a side
14 Clues: topic or claim being debated • 2-5 minute speech with 3 minutes to prepare • Mom, please buy me a new iPhone. Everyone else has one.” • Bad or flawed reasoning that results in an unsound argument • “If you don’t say the Pledge of Allegiance, you must be a traitor.” • 3-6 memorized, persuasive speech where you analyze a topic and choose a side • ...
Page 20-22 2014-09-04
19 Clues: tøff • grense • ordbok • stamme • forbli • kriger • ankomme • muntlig • samfunn • tvunget • etablere • okkupere • vestover • forfader • utlending • fortsette • ordforråd • påvirkning • etterkommer
El rol del tutor - Facilitador del discurso 2023-06-05
Across
- Termina el debate cuando se alcanzó el ____.
- Provoca la ____.
- Sugerir la participación en el _____
- Mostrarse amable y ____ a los participantes.
- Animar a los participantes a reconocer _____.
- Facilita este tipo de consciencia.
- Proyectar la ____ como tutor.
Down
- El tipo de asuntos que maneja son ____.
- Debe de usar éste con cuidado.
- Debe animar a este tipo de participantes.
- Dar reconocimiento a las aportaciones que merezcan.
- Pone a prueba las ideas de forma ____.
- Plantea ____ estimulantes.
- Dar la bienvenida a los ____ cuando entren al debate.
- Tipo de tono a emplear.
- Debe fomentar comunicación por este medio
- Centra el debate en cuestiones ____.
17 Clues: Provoca la ____. • Tipo de tono a emplear. • Plantea ____ estimulantes. • Proyectar la ____ como tutor. • Debe de usar éste con cuidado. • Facilita este tipo de consciencia. • Sugerir la participación en el _____ • Centra el debate en cuestiones ____. • Pone a prueba las ideas de forma ____. • El tipo de asuntos que maneja son ____. • Debe animar a este tipo de participantes. • ...
Unit 13 vocabulary 2023-05-25
Mixed: Intermediate/Advanced 87 2024-02-09
13 Clues: To pay • Debate • Sailing • Manager • Scanner • Mourning • Campaign • Pneumonia • Hyperopia • Announcement • Color blindness • Pine needles [3w] • Air bed or Exercice mat
Textbook Terms 2023-11-05
19 Clues: page • index • lesson • section • lecture • activity • cultural • practice • strategy • objective • structure • definition • dictionary • vocabulary • connection • preliminary • composition • conversation • pronounciation
Vocabulary Unit 05 2015-02-08
German lit 2024-06-06
18 Clues: poem • write • essay • novel • eraser • novella • grammar • analyze • research • describe • sentence • paragraph • narrative • illustrate • vocabulary • typewriter • dictionary • short story
SCHOOL TOPICS 2023-01-05
20 Clues: art • maths • music • French • German • biology • Spanish • physics • Italian • English • reading • history • writing • sciences • geography • chemistry • technology • vocabulary • physical exercise (PE) • information technology (IT)
Debate 2022-09-20
8 Clues: to give a opinion • the round your in • to fight about a discussion • a noisy, heated, angry dispute • unpleasant state of extreme arousa • a discussion marked by a expression • the act of thinking about or discussing • to give a discussion contest to go against
Spanish Cognates 2014-10-01
22 Clues: Papel • Mucho • Yarda • Parque • Alarma • Laguna • Efecto • Familia • Trombón • Glosario • Negativo • Generoso • Horizonte • Ordinario • Bicicleta • Imperfecto • Calendario • Temporario • Laboratorio • Vocabulario • Restaurante • Introvertido
Study Time 2022-11-07
20 Clues: Ten • half • twist • cheap • rapid • wedding • quality • decline • sadness • Hundred • thousand • conflict • merriment • important • irritation • noticeStud • vocabulary • communicate • make believe • insignificant
Unit 1 wakl -write an essay 2023-10-20
20 Clues: eiti • žodis • gamta • testas • žinutė • langas • žirklės • kuprinė • žodynas • sakinys • liniuotė • mokytojas • trintukas • vadovėlis • traukinys • poperiaus lapas • prasideda pamokos • parašyti egzamina • žiurėti televizoriu • moksleivis,studentas
lesson 28 crossword puzzle 2020-04-30
Lesson 2: Understanding Maps 2024-05-22
Across
- A type of map scale that tells you one unit on the map equals 100,000 of the same units on the earth's surface
- Drawing that shows part of the earth's surface as seen from above.
- Part of a map that shows relationship between map distance and the actual distance
- Some symbols are ______ and some are colors.
- A type of map scale that uses two distances and an equal sign to make a comparison.
- List of map symbols and their meanings
Down
- A type of map scale that is a line or bar divided into equal parts and labeled with the unit of length
- Part of a map that shows the major compass directions
- a model of the earth (not a vocabulary word)
- A map can show land, rivers, bridges and ______ (not a vocabulary word)
- How high the land is above sea level(not a vocabulary word)
- Another name for legend (not a vocabulary word)
12 Clues: List of map symbols and their meanings • a model of the earth (not a vocabulary word) • Some symbols are ______ and some are colors. • Another name for legend (not a vocabulary word) • Part of a map that shows the major compass directions • How high the land is above sea level(not a vocabulary word) • ...