WorksheetsDebate
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is voice modulation?
Speaking loudly without shouting.
How you control your voice when speaking.
A breathing practice used by singers.
Stressing important words in a sentence.
What is controlled through voice modulation?
Tone, stress on words, pitch, and changing the rate of speech.
Tone, speed of speech, and volume.
Volume and rate of speech.
Alliteration, metaphors, and similes.
A (a) while moving from one topic to another will make your speech more palatable.
Why should you avoid 'ah's and 'um's?
It bores the audience
It makes it sound like you haven't practiced
It makes you appear uninformed on the topic
All of the above
What is intonation?
Voice modulation
What we say
How we say things
A metaphor
What intonation do 'yes/no' questions have?
Rising
Falling
Flat
Rise-fall
Patterns of pitch (a) are essential to a phrase's meaning.
What intonation do wh- questions have?
Fall-rise
Flat
Rising
Falling
Rise-fall
What is enunciation?
The pronunciation of a word
Articulating words clearly according to the rules governing the language
Pronouncing words clearly with the correct intonation
Intonation patters when used erratically
How can you increase your volume when speaking?
Open mouth, closed teeth
Shoulders back, deep breaths
Shoulders back, head down
Chin up, shoulders forward
How long do you have for team discussion and planning at the start?
20 mins
10mins
15 mins
25 mins
What constitutes good debate etiquette?
Arriving early to check out the stage
Rebutting the opposing team
Showing active listening
Arriving with one minute to spare
What do you need in your argument?
Logos
All of the above
Ethos
Pathos
What is Logos?
Logical appeal to the argument
Ethical appeal to the argument
Connecting emotionally to the audience
Emotional appeal
What is Pathos?
Logical appeal
Ethical Appeal
Emotional Appeal
All of the above
What is Ethos?
Ethical appeal
Logical appeal
Emotional appeal
A Greek God
How do you communicate when the other team is speaking?
You don't
Whisper
Pass notes
Through gestures
How many points should the second speaker make?
1
2
3
4
What's the role of the third speaker?
summarise
point and summarise
rebut and summarise
rebut and final point
