Speech and Debate
Across
- 2. A structured argument between two sides.
- 4. Abbreviation for extemporaneous speaking.
- 7. The side that supports the resolution.
- 9. Explanation of why an argument matters in the real world.
- 11. Short for cross-examination; questioning period between sides.
- 13. One complete contest between competitors.
- 15. A multi-round speech and debate competition.
- 16. The side that opposes the resolution.
- 17. The organized note-taking method during a round.
- 18. Logical reasoning used in argumentation.
- 19. The person or device that keeps track of speaking time.
Down
- 1. The person who evaluates the round and decides the winner.
- 3. A speech focused on answering and attacking arguments.
- 4. Cards/quotes used to support claims.
- 5. Emotional appeal used to persuade an audience.
- 6. The credibility or trustworthiness of the speaker.
- 8. The act of taking structured notes during the round.
- 10. The organized set of arguments a debater presents.
- 12. A formal spoken presentation.
- 14. The form where the judge records ranks, speaks, and winner.