
Flowing in Debate: A Comprehensive Guide

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Jackson Turner
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Education, Philosophy, Professional Development
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
36:45
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the primary purpose of Tabula Rasa judging in debate?
To allow judges to make decisions based on audience reactions
To encourage judges to focus on the debaters' speaking style
To ensure judges base decisions solely on the debaters' arguments
To allow judges to use their personal beliefs in decision-making
2.
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT one of the two main skills in flowing?
Memorizing all arguments verbatim
Organizing notes for clarity
Tracking arguments across speeches
Taking effective notes on individual cases
3.
Multiple Choice
What is a rookie mistake when taking notes in debate?
Using shorthand for arguments
Only writing down the claims
Organizing notes by speech
Highlighting important evidence
4.
Multiple Choice
Why is it important to note the source of evidence in debate?
To make the flow look more colorful
To ensure the argument is disregarded
To confuse the opponent
To attack or question the evidence in cross-examination
5.
Multiple Choice
What is the benefit of using different colors in your flow?
To impress the judge with artistic skills
To make the flow visually appealing
To quickly identify which side made an argument
To distract the opponent
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