Across
- 7. The speed at which words are spoken.
- 10. The response of an audience to a message.
- 11. How loud or quiet speech is.
- 12. Information the sender communicates to the receiver.
- 14. period of time when debaters ask each other questions.
- 15. the first speech given by each debater to build a case.
- 17. The person that initiates the message.
- 19. The mood or attitude behind the words spoken.
- 20. speech that rebuilds arguments after attacks and refutes arguments of the opposing team.
Down
- 1. Communication without words.
- 2. the vocal but nonverbal elements of communication by speech.
- 3. period where the members of the assembly ask individual questions of the speaker.
- 4. process of relaying information between sender and receiver.
- 5. mock legislative assembly competition where students draft bills.
- 6. A conversation between two or more persons.
- 8. a specific change to an item of legislation.
- 9. two on two – two people defend the affirmative and two people defend the negative debate.
- 13. legislation that describes details of how a policy would be enacted.
- 16. The person the sender gives the message to.
- 18. opening of a piece; often referred to as an “intro,” which is written by the competitor.