Debate One Fall Final Review

Which of the following rhetorical appeals is used to convince an audience through facts, statistics, and/or authority?

• Kairos

• Logos

• Ethos

• Pathos

Which of the following is NOT an element of an effective argument?

• Claim

• Grounds

• Impact

• Plans

Which form of debate focuses on current issues and changes every month?

• Lincoln-Douglas

• Policy

• Public Forum

• Parliamentary

Name the stock (voting) issue that answers the question that of whether the Affirmative Team case complies with the resolution?

What is the average speaking speed of a constructive speech in Policy Debate?

• Approximately 350-500 wpm

• About 200 wpm

• Approximately 500-750 wpm

Which of the following is a responsibility for all participants in a Policy Debate?

• Burden of proving all five stock issues

• Running a Disadvantage

• Creating a counterplan

• Line-by-line refutation of an opponents argument

The affirmative team strategy against a disadvantage that states the plan does the opposite of what the negative team suggests is...

• No Link

• Non-unique

• Link Turn

• Impact Uniqueness

Form of debate that is similar to Student Congress in which speakers "work" for their constituents and argue legislation.

Which type of speech is given with the goal to identify problems within an opponent's argument?

• Constructive

• Rebuttal

• Cross Examination

Which portion of a disadvantage explains how the affirmative team's plan will cause something bad?

• Uniquness

• External Link

• Internal Link

• Impact