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Language of Debate

  •  English    18     Public
    Debating vocabulary
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  • "According to a survey, 80% of parents believe uniforms simplify morning routines." is an example of what type of evidence?
    Statistics or Shocking statistics
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  • Using reason to communicate claims.
    Argument or Argumentation
  •  15
  • Different types of information used to support arguments.
    Evidence
  •  15
  • A period during debate when a member of one team asks questions of an opposing team member.
    cross-examination
  •  15
  • Put in order: The / that / evidence / shows /....
    The evidence shows that ...
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  • Put in order: for/this/The/is/reason
    The reason for this is...
  •  15
  • Taking notes during a debate in order to keep a record of what's been said.
    Flowing
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  • Individuals who listen to debate, decide the winner, rank participants, and ensure that the experience is educational for all participating students.
    Adjudicators or Judges
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  • Defines, interprets and argues in favor of the resolution.
    Affirmative/Propostion/Government
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  • The topic of a particular debate.
    Resolution/Motion
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  • An argument that fails to meet the standards of acceptability, relevance, and sufficiency.
    Fallacy
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  • Mention one of the fundamental skills necessary to debate
    Ability to think critically and analyse a problem, to present your thoughts logically and elegantly, to speak confidently in public and to listen carefully
  •  25
  • allowing / I / in / smartphones / to / about / have / students / use / feelings / class... / mixed
    I have mixed feelings about allowing students to use smartphones in class...
  •  25
  • Speeches in debate that challenge and defend arguments in constructive speeches.
    Rebuttal Speech
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  • The process of attacking and defending arguments. Choose:Refutation or Reservation
    Refutation
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  • The process of arguing about claims (controversial statements) in situations where a judge or audience decides the outcome.
    Debate
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