Debate Structure Quiz (from fast food and diet lesson debate 2)

A compelling opening statement or anecdote to grab the audience's attention.

• Hook

• Introduction

• Framework

• Definition

A brief statement introducing your team’s stance on the motion and outlining the direction of your speech.

• Hook

• Introduction

• Framework

• Definition

The set of principles or criteria the debate will follow to assess the arguments.

• Hook

• Introduction

• Framework

• Definition

Clarifying any key terms in the motion to ensure everyone debates the same topic.

• Hook

• Introduction

• Framework

• Definition

Providing background information or explaining why the motion is relevant or important.

• Hook

• Introduction

• Framework

• Contextualization

Explaining how the proposed plan or solution will work if the motion is implemented.

• Hook

• Mechanism

• Framework

• Definition

The specific responsibility each team has in the debate to prove their side of the argument.

• Burden of Proof

• Introduction

• Framework

• Definition

The division of arguments among the speakers in the team, ensuring clarity and teamwork.

• Hook

• Split

• Framework

• Definition

The overall set of arguments and evidence your team presents to support your position.

• Hook

• Introduction

• Framework

• Case

A detailed point supported by evidence and explanation that directly supports your side of the motion.

• Hook

• Main Argument

• Framework

• Definition