Speech and Debate Extra Credit Crossword

2. In debate, the common term for a piece of cited evidence. Comes from when they were physically printed on these for easy access before computers.
6. Team debate designed to be understood by the public, two words no space.
8. Unmemorized interpretation of non-poetry
10. Speeches that are made up on the spot are:
12. The term from theatre used to describe planned movement during a performance piece
16. Unmemorized interpretation of written verse
19. In debate, the term for the claim being argued
21. The person who you most need to convince in any round
24. Two words; an event with a memorized pre-written argument
26. To pronounce your words clearly and understandably
29. Solo debate over values issues. Don't forget the hyphen!

1. The only speaking event that allows visual aids
3. In debate over a value, the standard by which the debaters judge if that value has been upheld
4. This team interpretation event emphasizes offstage focus, so no looking at your partner
5. Serious memorized interpretation
7. The name for a main supporting point in a debate case
9. To speak without varying your tone or mood, boring
11. In this event, it's important to get as close to the five minute time limit as possible
13. Your school code goes in the top of your t chart on the _______ side
14. To make your voice loud without shouting
15. Extemp that only covers the US
17. Extemp that only covers foreign issues
18. The type of interpretation designed to make you laugh
20. In this event, your derriere must not leave the chair
22. At the beginning of an OO or Extemp piece, it can be useful to give the judge a roadmap or __________ of your main points
23. Acting for two
25. If you get to your room to perform at a tournament and the door is closed because someone is currently performing, you should:
27. The name of your piece goes on the bottom of your t chart on the _________ side
28. Very research-intensive team debate that none of the schools in our district participate in