Terms of Debate
Across
- 3. two back-to-back speeches against the resolution by different partners on the same team.
- 8. A two-on-two debate that focuses on some governing body (some sort of legislation).
- 9. problems showing that a team's position is unworkable and undesirable.
- 10. The affirmative team in debate.
- 11. The negative team in debate.
- 12. Affirmatives argue against, negative argues for status quo.
- 13. an argument that is complete with good evidence that supports the claim.
- 16. main point
- 17. The fourth speech in the debate, the second negative.
Down
- 1. is an argument that has emotion and is important.
- 2. A basic affirmative that explains how they will solve the problem(the harm) that has been identified.
- 4. fail to respond to that argument. If one side drops an argument in an early speech, they cannot respond to it later in the debate.
- 5. a deductive argument that provides conclusive evidence to support the conclusion (is successful).
- 6. list of connected evidence that is to Perseid others of the argument.
- 7. The first speech in a debate round, first affirmative.
- 13. on card
- 14. The affirmative shows the problems existing in the status quo.
- 15. A way to hold evidence, organizing it, and saving it for later.