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What happens if you interrupt the other team while they are speaking?
The debate becomes chaotic and unfair
You gain more time to speak
You win the debate automatically
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When it’s your turn to speak, how should you start?
By responding to the other team’s points
With an argument that is not related to the debate
By yelling your argument
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What do you call the reasons given by each team in a debate?
Arguments
Interruptions
Opinions
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What does the moderator do in a debate?
Make sure the teams follow the rules and get a fair chance to speak
Interrupt the debate with questions
Help one team win the debate
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Why is it important to keep an open mind during a debate?
You need to agree with the other team
You might learn something new or hear a point that makes sense
It doesn’t matter what the other team says
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What is the goal of rebuttal in a debate?
To agree with the other team
To repeat your own points
To explain why the other team’s argument is weak or incorrect
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How can facts help you in a debate?
They make your arguments stronger and more believable
They confuse the other team
They don’t really matter
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How should you speak in a debate?
Quietly and quickly
Clearly and confidently
With lots of anger
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Why is listening carefully important in a debate?
So you can ignore the other team’s arguments
So you can understand and respond to their points
So you can prepare your own points without listening
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Why is it important to listen during a debate?
To understand the other team’s ideas and explain why your ideas are better
To make jokes about their points
So you can copy the other team
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What is the role of a moderator in a debate?
To decide who wins
To take sides in the debate
To ensure the debate is fair and follows the rules
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What should you do if you hear a good point from the other team?
Repeat what they said
Respect it, but explain why your side is still stronger
Ignore it
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Why is listening as important as speaking in a debate?
So you can tell them you don’t agree
It gives you time to think about your next point
It helps you understand the other team’s arguments and prepare better responses
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Why is it important to speak clearly in a debate?
So you can finish quickly
So you sound louder than the other team
So everyone can understand your points
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In a debate, what do the two teams do?
Both teams argue without rules
Both teams agree on the same idea
One team agrees with the topic and the other team disagrees
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What is the part called where you respond to the other team’s points?
Argument
Rebuttal
Conclusion
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What should you do if you feel passionate during a debate?
Stop the debate
Get angry and argue louder
Stay calm and focus on the arguments
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What should you do while the other team is talking?
Talk over them
Write down key points to remember
Daydream
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What kind of topics can be debated?
Both fun and serious topics
Only serious topics like the environment
Only fun topics like school recess
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What is the main purpose of a debate?
To share ideas and respond to the other team’s points with facts and reasoning
To shout until you win
To avoid listening to the other side
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What two skills does debating help you improve?
Writing and drawing
Jumping and running
Speaking and listening
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How should you react if you disagree with the other team?
Calmly and politely
By ignoring their points
With anger and frustration
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What is the most important rule in debating?
Shout to make your point
Respect others’ opinions, even if you disagree
Interrupt when someone is speaking
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What is the main goal of a debate?
To argue and win
To understand different points of view and explain your ideas
To fight over who’s right
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