Across
- 4. Conversation or discussion in society
- 6. A strategic concession, giving something up for something better
- 7. A question asked of a speaker
- 9. To give examples, to explain what things look like in the real world
- 10. Used in debates which suggest an action or change, sets out specifics
- 11. Your response to the opposition's points
- 13. To summarise, remind us of your team's case
- 15. Debates where you only have an hour to prep
- 18. Structure you use to say where you are at in your speech, like a roadmap
- 20. A moral argument about rights or responsibilities
- 21. Somebody who makes decisions
- 22. What the first speaker does before their points, a description of what things look like
- 23. Your whole team's points
Down
- 1. The speaker responsible for looking the debate in themes and rebutting
- 2. How change occurs
- 3. An important person to consider
- 5. A reason to do something
- 8. A harm, benefit, consequence
- 12. What your team tries to fulfil in a debate
- 14. You should prove things which are true and _____________
- 16. The alternative world
- 17. Can be the status quo
- 19. Bigger theme of rebuttal