Debate

3. – The person who manages the debate, enforces time limits, and ensures fairness between both sides.
6. – To admit or acknowledge that the opposing side has made a valid point in their argument.
10. – The quality of being logically or factually sound; when an argument makes sense and is supported by good reasoning.
11. – The side in a debate that agrees with or supports the resolution or topic being discussed.
12. – The act of convincing someone to believe or agree with your point of view through logic and reasoning.
13. – The explanation that connects evidence to a claim and shows why the claim makes sense.
14. – A structured discussion where people present opposing arguments on a particular topic or issue.
15. – To prove that an argument or statement is wrong or false by providing stronger evidence.

1. – A tendency to favor one side, idea, or opinion, sometimes without considering the evidence fairly.
2. – The statement or topic being debated, usually written in a way that can be supported or opposed.
4. – A response to an opponent’s argument that explains why their claim or evidence is incorrect or weak.
5. – The side in a debate that disagrees with or opposes the resolution or topic being discussed.
7. – An opposing argument made to challenge or refute another person’s claim.
8. – Facts, examples, statistics, or expert opinions used to support a claim or argument.
9. – A statement or opinion that someone believes to be true and tries to prove during a debate.