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Debate Vocabulary Review

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Review key debate terms.

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Debate Vocabulary Review
 

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Debate Vocabulary ReviewOnline version

Review key debate terms.

by Nick Sitzman
1

a statement made by the debater for each side at the beginning of a debate, in which each debater outlines the case they intend to present?

2

the opposite argument or viewpoint from what the speaker/writer is saying

3

What term means "a response that refutes an argument; a comeback"?

4

What term means "Prove to be false or incorrect"?

5

What term means "relevant pieces of information that support a claim: facts, quotations, examples, statistics, or stories"?

6

What term means "A cause and effect relationship in which one variable controls the changes in another variable"?

7

What term means "Defend, explain, or make excuses by reasoning"?

8

What term means "Recognize or Admit"?

9

What term means "Mark the outline of or describe in detail"?

10

What term means "To examine, assess, and judge carefully"?

11

What term means "A statement that is open to challenge and requires support"?

12

What term means "relevant pieces of factual information that supports a claim"?

13

What term means "A method of reasoning/thinking"?

14

What term would describe an argument that is connected or related to the debate?

15

What term would describe a piece of evidence that, while alarming, has nothing to do with the claim it's meant to support?

16

What term describes a situation in which you can prove one event directly led to the events of another event?

17

What term describes a clear relationship between two variables, but isn't able to define how they impact one another?

18

What is a Contention?

19

What is the term for the side that supports the resolution?

20

In debate, what is a claim?

21

What does a rebuttal do?

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