words of debate Chloe

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Across
  1. 2. To offer points of information too quickly in succession and be disruptive.
  2. 4. a person who has been formally selected to run for an elected office, perform a duty or receive an honor.
  3. 6. file A collection of written material designed to prepare cases for debates.
  4. 7. the knockout rounds of a competition as a speaker or as a judge.
Down
  1. 1. a form of government in which power is held by the people, who vote to elect their representatives.
  2. 2. a low-ranked room.
  3. 3. The logical reasoning behind an argument.
  4. 5. an organized discussion of an important issue between two or more opposing sides.