Across
- 2. A reason why an assertion is true.
- 4. The current (status quo) policies regarding the debate resolution area.
- 6. a piece of evidence, usually a quote from an expert, that proves a point.
- 9. The overall standard by which the round should be weighed.
- 10. When a point does not pertain to the resolution.
- 11. To indicate where one is on the flow.
- 14. The argument presented is pertinent to the resolution in spirit or literally, it is topical.
- 16. Argument that supports the Affirmative plan and shows that it has a high degree of
- 18. One-sentence summary of a contention or subpoint.
Down
- 1. Something bad that happens because of the position one side takes.
- 3. A harm or benefit that can happen on either side and is therefore a wash.
- 5. Usually used in the context of “Group these subpoints together.”
- 7. A point that is a part of the larger umbrella contention
- 8. To carry across the flow.
- 12. Explains the importance of the warranted claim.
- 13. The specific new policy the Affirmative offers to adopt the resolution.
- 15. to reduce or eliminate the current Significance (harms).
- 17. Why you win the round.