What's the MATTER with you? (Matter in debate)

What does 'Matter' refer to in a debate?

• The time limit of the debate

• The audience's reaction

• The substance of the argument

• The speaker's appearance

What is 'Matter Loading'?

• Overloading the audience with jokes

• Ignoring the topic of debate

• Gathering evidence for a strong case

• Presenting irrelevant information

What happens during 'Matter Dumping'?

• Listening to the opponent's arguments

• Presenting too much information quickly

• Summarizing the main points

• Using only one example

What does 'Matter Relevance' ensure?

• All arguments are entertaining

• Arguments are related to the topic

• Arguments are based on personal opinions

• Arguments are long and detailed

What is 'Matter Prioritization'?

• Choosing the best points to emphasize

• Ignoring the strongest arguments

• Focusing on irrelevant details

• Presenting all arguments equally

What does 'Matter Balance' refer to?

• Focusing only on your own case

• Considering different perspectives

• Ignoring the opposition's arguments

• Presenting only one side of the issue

What is 'Matter Flow'?

• The number of arguments presented

• The volume of the speaker's voice

• How well arguments connect logically

• The speed of the debate

What does 'Matter Recycling' involve?

• Creating entirely new examples

• Reusing old arguments without new analysis

• Summarizing the debate at the end

• Using new arguments each time

What is 'Matter Extension'?

• Adding new analysis to existing arguments

• Ignoring previous points

• Presenting unrelated facts

• Repeating the same argument

What does 'Matter Consistency' ensure?

• All arguments are entertaining

• Arguments align without contradictions

• Arguments are based on personal feelings

• Arguments are presented in random order