WorksheetsWeek 12
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
When the bell rings twice
I have spoken for 2:30 minutes
I must introduce a new counter-argument
I have 1 minute left to speak
I must finish my thought and sit down
There are 4 phases of the debate. The FIRST phase is
Proposition argument
Opposition Counter-Argument
Opposition Argument
Proposition Counter-Argument
There are 4 phases of the debate. The SECOND phase is
Proposition argument
Opposition Counter-Argument
Opposition Argument
Proposition Counter-Argument
There are 4 phases of the debate. The THIRD phase is
Proposition argument
Opposition Counter-Argument
Opposition Argument
Proposition Counter-Argument
There are 4 phases of the debate. The FOURTH phase is
Proposition argument
Opposition Counter-Argument
Opposition Argument
Proposition Counter-Argument
A Fallacy is a
bad conclusion
good reason for a bad thing
bad reason for a good thing
failure in reasoning
Which is NOT a fallacy
appeal to relevant authority
naturalistic fallacy
slippery slope
whataboutism
The naturalistic fallacy say that the way the world IS, is how the world (a) be.
An ad hominem attacks the (a) not the argument.
"Everyone says we should get vaccinated so we should get vaccinated" is
false dilemma
naturalistic fallacy
whataboutism
an appeal to the bandwagon
"Why are you so worried about women's rights in China when women have it worse in Afghanistan?" is
a naturalistic fallacy
no true Scotsman
a slippery slope
whataboutism
3rd Proposition speakers must
expand the counter-argument
say the motion must fall
refine the definition
attack the opposition speakers
3rd Opposition speaker can
expand the counter-argument
add nothing new
say the motion must stand
add new arguments
Both 3rd speakers
have the final word
expand the counter-argument
summarize the debate
add nothing new
Closing out the debate is the job of
neither 3rd speaker
both 3rd speakers
3rd Opposition
3rd Proposition
