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Round-table Debate: Presenting & Evaluating Arguments

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Present ideas and evaluate claims.

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Round-table Debate: Presenting & Evaluating ArgumentsOnline version

Present ideas and evaluate claims.

by Siroj Sadullayev
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1. In a round-table, what is the first step when presenting a new idea? A) dismiss others B) state main claim C) interrupt D) summarize others

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2. Which strategy strengthens an argument in a discussion? A) cite evidence B) avoid sources C) attack person D) vague claims

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3. When evaluating another's idea, you should? A) ignore context B) ask clarifying questions C) disagree without reason D) shift topic

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4. Which is best to handle disagreement? A) shut down B) acknowledge point, propose alternative C) taunt D) end discussion

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5. What helps keep the discussion fair? A) equal speaking time B) speaker dominates C) personal attacks D) interrupting

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6. In presenting an idea, what structure helps clarity? A) claim, reason, evidence, rebuttal B) random statements C) long ramble D) questions only

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7. Agreeing with a point should include? A) restating, supporting with reasons B) silent assent C) sarcasm D) ignoring context

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8. How should you evaluate evidence? A) assess source, relevance, credibility B) accept without question C) rely on opinions D) cherry-pick

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9. Which is a sign of a well-run round-table? A) everyone contributes B) few speak C) frequent interruptions D) unstructured chaos

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10. When a claim is weak, you should? A) weaken your own position B) request clarification and suggest improvement C) ignore it D) label as invalid

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