Debate Skills Quiz

What is the correct argument structure for stating a resolution?

• "I agree that [Resolution] because [Reason] is a stronger argument."

• "I think [Resolution] is better than [Reason]."

• "[Resolution] is better because [Reason]."

• "[Reason] is stronger than [Resolution]."

Which of the following is an example of a weak reason in a debate?

• "Desktops are cheaper and easier to upgrade."

• "I like the way laptops look."

• "Laptops allow you to work from anywhere."

• "Desktops are more durable than laptops."

Which comparative sentence is correct based on the grammar structure provided?

• "Python is more useful than Java."

• "Python is useful Java."

• "Python is Java useful."

• "Python is not Java useful."

What is the main focus of the "Which Reason is Stronger?" activity?

• To identify the weaker argument.

• To choose the stronger argument.

• To create new resolutions.

• To debate without evidence.

Which of the following is an example of a resolution?

• "Python is more useful than Java."

• "I like Python more than Java."

• "Java is harder to learn than Python."

• "Desktops are cheaper than laptops."

Which of the following is NOT a debate term mentioned in the learning material?

• Resolution

• Supporting opinion

• Refuting opinion

• Argumentation