Day 3

What is the extent to which a framework can be put into practice called?

• Practicality

• Sustainability

• Desirability

• Feasibility

What is the main focus in a summary?

• Framework

• Blocks

• Weighing impacts

• Summarizing the round

What do frameworks provide for structuring and evaluating arguments in debate?

• All of the above

• Open-mindedness

• Critical Thinking

• Consistency and Clarity

What does a Final Focus break into?

• Sub-points

• Clashing points

• Voting Issues

• Impacts

Common examples of values are

• Utilitarianism, equality, social justice

• Dishonesty, embellishment, sadness

• Destruction, poverty, education

• Integrity, love, respect

Which of these is NOT something you find in an ideal summary?

• Weighing

• Collapsing/Extending

• New refutations

• Impact Calculus

Why is performance key in Final Focus?

• It is key to persuade judges and leave a lasting impression

• It is irrelevant to the judge's decision in the end

• It is not necessary to highlight performance in Final Focus

• It entertains the audience and the judge

Final Focus must align with summary in that:

• They must have the same structure, eg: clashing points.

• The First speaker writes the summary and the Second the final focus

• They must talk about the arguments in the round in the same order.

• Arguments not said in summary cannot be said in Final Focus