Debate Final Review
Across
- 4. The stock issue that explains why we should care about the Harms.
- 6. The specific way that debaters take notes.
- 8. The part of the Disadvantage that establishes what is going on in the Status Quo that won't continue if the AFF plan passes.
- 9. One purpose of cross-examination is to set up ___________.
- 11. The stock issue that proves that / explains why the Harms are not being solved in the Status Quo.
- 13. The really bad thing that will be avoided or caused if we pass the AFF.
- 17. An argument, run by the NEG, that attempts to solve the Harms more efficiently than the AFF plan can.
- 20. The part of the disadvantage that links the link to the impact.
- 21. A general term for all the facts/info used to support arguments in the round.
- 23. What we want to happen in every debate round, where each team attack's the other team's arguments successfully.
- 24. An argument that either the AFF or NEG can run, which criticizes the mindset of the opposing team's arguments.
- 25. ____________ means the the issue should be the very first thing the judge considers when voting.
- 26. The 4/5 things the AFF has to uphold in the round.
- 27. The stock issue that proves that something bad is happening / will happen if the AFF doesn't pass.
- 28. One purpose of cross-examination is to ask _________ about the previous speech.
- 29. This type of AFF case structure has Inherency, Solvency, Plan Text, and multiple Advantages.
- 31. The AFF team's responsibility to uphold the Stock Issues and affirm the Resolution is called their burden of ___________.
- 32. The 2NC and 1NR make up what we call the ____________.
- 36. The first part of a Topicality argument, which says how the NEG interprets a word from the resolution. Could also be called a definition.
- 40. The world as it is without the AFF plan.
- 42. The part(s) of the Topicality argument that tell the judge why to prefer the NEG's interpretation.
- 43. One purpose of cross-examination is to ___________ information.
Down
- 1. The portion of the Counterplan that gives an additional advantage that the AFF can't solve for.
- 2. The parts of the 1AC.
- 3. A controversial statement that a debater supports or refutes with evidence.
- 5. The ___________ speeches are 8 minutes long, and allow each team to set up and respond to new arguments.
- 7. The outline given before the start of a speech.
- 10. A type of negative argument that tries to prove that the affirmative plan will cause bad things to happen if it is passed
- 12. The concept of __________ interpretations says that, in Topicality, the judge should vote for the best interpretation.
- 14. The part(s) of the Topicality argument that tell the judge why s/he should vote on Topicality.
- 15. The part of the Topicality argument that explains why the AFF doesn't meet the NEG's interpretation.
- 16. There are 3 minutes of _________ after each constructive.
- 18. The part of the disadvantage that links the disadvantage to the AFF case.
- 19. The NEG team's responsibility to negate the AFF team is called the burden of ______________.
- 22. The general process of responding to the other team's arguments
- 30. A debate tournament usually has 5 of these periods of competition.
- 33. The words in an AFF case or Counterplan that say, specifically, what the plan will do.
- 34. The reasoning that is used, along with evidence, to support a claim.
- 35. The term used to describe what happens when a debater attacks the arguments on the flow in order.
- 37. The stock issue that says that the AFF case must fall under the resolution. Also an argument that the NEG can run if the AFF doesn't fall under the resolution.
- 38. The topic we debate about for the season
- 39. The speeches in the round that are meant to wrap up arguments and explain why each team should win.
- 41. The place where the judge writes his/her comments and decision.
- 42. The stock issue that is concerned with whether or not the plan can solve for its harms.