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WorksheetsDebate language
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The point I'm... is
making
saying
make
I'm sorry, but I... disagree
have
have to
've to
I'm... I don't agree
afraid
afrided
sorry
Before you go ...
over
on
in
To put it another...
kind
sort
way
... interrupt for a moment?
Can I
I may
May I
The affirmative argues
against the topic
not in favor of the topic
for the topic
The opposing side argues
against the topic
in favor of the topic
for the topic
Forms of support (facts, examples, quotes)
Evidence
Proposition side
Reasoning
What are characteristics of a good debater?
making eye contact & speaking clearly
strong arguments that support their claim
using ethos, pathos, logos
all the above
Which of these phrases is the best way to OPPOSE someone's argument?
Furthermore,
I don't think this is the case because...
To summarize, I think...
I do not agree with you because...
Which one of these phrases is the STRONGEST way to prove your point?
I would suggest that...
I think that...
It is hard to deny that...
I believe that...
Argues against the resolution and the affirmative team's arguments. States the claims that support their position, provides evidence and reasoning, and refutes the affirmatives' arguments.
Negative Team
Judges
Flowing
Fallacy
Bad or erroneous reasoning that results in an unsound argument.
Fallacy
Flowing
Judges
Negative Team
Measurements, numbers and percentages
Testimonial Evidence
Statistics
Personal or Anecdotal Evidence
