Understanding Impacts in Debates

What is the primary role of the debate super team?

• To provide entertainment

• To organize events

• To develop debate skills

• To teach mathematics

In debates, what does the verb 'impact' mean?

• To summarize arguments

• To explain the importance of arguments

• To create new arguments

• To ignore arguments

Why is it important to have an impact in an argument?

• To confuse the judge

• To compare it with the opponent's argument

• To make the argument longer

• To avoid providing evidence

Which of the following is considered a more severe impact?

• A mosquito bite

• A lion bite

• A bee sting

• A bug bite

What is the main concern of the pro team regarding mobile phones in schools?

• They are difficult to use

• They are outdated technology

• They distract students from studies

• They are too expensive

How does the speaker suggest we determine the importance of an argument?

• By asking why it is important

• By ignoring the opponent

• By repeating the argument

• By using complex language

What is one reason mobile phones are considered harmful to kids' eyes?

• They emit blue light

• They are too expensive

• They are too heavy

• They are too small

What did researchers at the University of Toledo find about blue light?

• It improves eyesight

• It has no effect on eyes

• It promotes the growth of harmful molecules

• It makes screens brighter

Why is it crucial to protect kids' eyesight according to the speaker?

• Eyesight is not important

• Eyesight can be easily restored

• Eyesight is only needed for reading

• Healthy eyes are essential for learning and freedom

What should you do in your debates according to the speaker?

• Ignore the importance of arguments

• Only explain your arguments

• Explain why your arguments are important

• Use complex language