DEBATE/ SPEECH

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What types of Communication do you know?

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Asserts that one small step will automatically and inevitably lead to a next step and a next step, and a series of related events, ending with some (usually) negative effect, or other unintended consequences.

• Slippery Slope fallacy

• Ad Hominem fallacy

• Bandwagon fallacy

• Strawman fallacy

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What´s the meaning of Rhetorical Device?

• It´s an argument.

• It is an example to cite during the Debate.

• It is a tool that is used to create a particular reaction from an audience.

• It is an appeal to logic & reason.

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What is the definition of PATHOS?

• It´s a wordwide type of language.

• It´s an appeal to emotion, using meaningful language.

• It refers to credibility of the writer/speaker.

• It is a Pet.

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What is the meaning of an Anecdote?

• It is a short story about a real person.

• It is a poem.

• It is a story about fake characters.

• It is a TV show.

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What is the meaning of Empirical research?

• It is an example.

• It is a writing paper.

• It is proved evidence.

• It is an agreement.

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What is the best option for the word Claim?

• Claim is a critic.

• Claims are never arguable.

• Claims are potentially arguable.

• Claim is an example used in the sentence.

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What is the synonym of CONSENSUS?

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What is an argumentation?

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Proving something true or false in a systematic way; argumentation is a way of discussing or debating an idea in a logical and persuasive way. 

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A structured practice of having two or more people argue about the same idea but from different perspectives; include pre-determined structure, judgement, and a declaration of a winner.

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An often plausible argument using false or invalid inference

• Comment

• Fallacy

• Appeal

• Support

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Gives the impression of being against the opponent’s argument, while actually refuting a differing argument.

• Logical fallacy

• Ad Hominem fallacy

• Appeal to emotion fallacy

• Strawman fallacy

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A statement that may be controversial, which means that  it must have at least two sides that someone could agree (or disagree) with; the claim will be supported (proven true) or refuted (proven false) with support and evidence

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What is the meaning of Fallacy?

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Which of these is NOT part of the debate process?

• finding a topic

• researching your topic

• delivering a speech on the fly (something created when needed)

• practicing your speech

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What does NOT win a debate?

• supporting facts

• unconvincing delivery

• logical arguments

• clear reasoning