Debate Supporting Evidence Quiz

What is the primary purpose of using evidence in a debate?

• To confuse the opponent

• To support and strengthen arguments

• To fill time during the speech

• To entertain the audience

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Which of the following is NOT a type of evidence commonly used in debates?

• Statistical evidence

• Testimonial evidence

• Anecdotal evidence

• Fictional evidence

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What type of evidence involves using data and numbers to support an argument?

• Testimonial evidence

• Statistical evidence

• Anecdotal evidence

• Hearsay evidence

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Which type of evidence is based on personal stories or experiences?

• Statistical evidence

• Testimonial evidence

• Anecdotal evidence

• Precedent evidence

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What is an example of testimonial evidence?

• A survey result

• A personal story

• An expert's opinion

• A historical event

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Why is it important to cite sources when presenting evidence in a debate?

• To make the speech longer

• To give credit to the original authors

• To confuse the audience

• To avoid using too much evidence

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Which type of evidence is considered the most reliable in debates?

• Hearsay evidence

• Common knowledge evidence

• Statistical evidence

• Anecdotal evidence

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What is the role of precedent evidence in a debate?

• To provide statistical data

• To offer examples from past cases

• To share personal experiences

• To present expert opinions

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Which of the following is an example of statistical evidence?

• "According to Dr. Smith, this is the best approach."

• "In 2020, 70% of people supported this policy."

• "I once experienced this issue firsthand."

• "Historically, this has always been the case."

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How can evidence be effectively integrated into a debate speech?

• By listing all evidence at the beginning

• By using evidence to support each main point

• By mentioning evidence only in the conclusion

• By avoiding evidence altogether

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