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Tempus LD Intermediate Lab #4

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The ultimate and overarching "Truth" or "Goal" to be reached in a debate round

a)

Value

b)

Value Criterion

c)

Observation

d)

Contention

2.

The weighing mechanism of the round, the METHOD with which to reach the ultimate "truth" or "goal" of the round

a)

Value

b)

Value Criterion

c)

Observation

d)

Contention

3.

Main body of the case, provides the most warrants, impacts, and links.

a)

Value

b)

Value Criterion

c)

Observation

d)

Contention

4.

A "rule" or idea regarding the premise/background of the debate that you want to establish early on. Doesn't necessarily provide any direct impacts.

a)

Value

b)

Value Criterion

c)

Observation

d)

Contention

5.

What part of a contention is a simple "title" about the whole contention?

a)

Tagline

b)

Link

c)

Warrant

d)

Impact

6.

What part of a contention provides the logic path that explains how voting Aff/Neg leads to ____ result?

a)

Tagline

b)

Link

c)

Warrant

d)

Impact

7.

What part of a contention describes the effect of the contention or "why it matters"?

a)

Tagline

b)

Link

c)

Warrant

d)

Impact

8.

What part of a contention is the evidence (numbers, statistics, quotes, etc.) that supports the contention?

a)

Tagline

b)

Link

c)

Warrant

d)

Impact

9.

Which parts of a debate case can contain evidence (mark all that apply)

a)

Definition

b)

Framework

c)

Link

d)

Impact

e)

Intro

10.

In TRADITIONAL debate which side tends to defend the status quo?

a)

Aff

b)

Neg

11.

What part of the Aff case sets the Aff world apart from the Neg world

a)

Exclusivity/Inherency

b)

Topicality Link

c)

Disadvantage

d)

Impact

12.

What part of the Aff case explains how the Aff case relates to the resolution?

a)

Exclusivity/Inherency

b)

Topicality Link

c)

Disadvantage

d)

Impact