Across
- 2. How you should speak in a debate, using certain mannerisms, gestures, tone, confidence.
- 4. The first and last 30 seconds of each speech, where no points of information can be made.
- 5. Your justification for your argument.
- 9. A statement that both houses have to debate and whether they agree or disagree with that statement.
- 10. The side that speaks first and ends the debate. They agree with the motion
- 11. Exchanging opposite views and points
Down
- 1. Explaining why they are wrong.
- 3. Made by speakers from the other team, where they can interject during the unprotected time. Can be accepted, declined or deferred.
- 4. The structure of a point within a speech.
- 6. The side who disagrees with the motion.
- 7. Connecting your point back to the argument.
- 8. Technique for using preparation time effectively to organise your arguments in the debate.