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Froggy Jumps Round Table ArgumentsOnline version Evaluate and present arguments by Sevara 1 What is the main purpose of a round table discussion? a To allow one person to give a long speech b To exchange ideas and evaluate different viewpoints equally c To decide who is the best speaker 2 Which of the following best describes a “well-structured argument”? a An argument based only on personal feelings b ) A very long and complicated statement c A clear claim supported by evidence and reasoning 3 In a round table discussion, all participants are considered: a Opponents b Equal contributors c Judges 4 When evaluating someone else’s argument, you should first: a Listen carefully and understand their point b Immediately disagree with them c Wait for your turn without paying attention 5 Which phrase is most appropriate for politely disagreeing in a discussion? a “That’s completely wrong!” b “You don’t know what you’re talking about.” c “I see your point, but I think we should also consider…” 6 What is a counterargument? a A response that challenges or opposes another person’s argument b A question asked to confuse the speaker c A summary of what everyone agreed on 7 Which skill is MOST important for a good round table participant? a Speaking the loudest b Active listening and critical thinking c Memorizing facts 8 Evidence in an argument can be: a Only personal stories b Only statistics c Facts, examples, data, or expert opinions 9 If a participant’s argument lacks evidence, it is considered: a More convincing b A strong argument c Weak and unpersuasive 10 What is the goal of evaluating arguments in a discussion? a To reach a deeper understanding or a well-reasoned conclusion b To make one person win c To criticize everyone’s ideas

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Round Table ArgumentsOnline version

Evaluate and present arguments

by Sevara

What is the main purpose of a round table discussion?

To allow one person to give a long speech

To exchange ideas and evaluate different viewpoints equally

To decide who is the best speaker

Which of the following best describes a “well-structured argument”?

An argument based only on personal feelings

) A very long and complicated statement

A clear claim supported by evidence and reasoning

In a round table discussion, all participants are considered:

Opponents

Equal contributors

Judges

When evaluating someone else’s argument, you should first:

Listen carefully and understand their point

Immediately disagree with them

Wait for your turn without paying attention

Which phrase is most appropriate for politely disagreeing in a discussion?

“That’s completely wrong!”

“You don’t know what you’re talking about.”

“I see your point, but I think we should also consider…”

What is a counterargument?

A response that challenges or opposes another person’s argument

A question asked to confuse the speaker

A summary of what everyone agreed on

Which skill is MOST important for a good round table participant?

Speaking the loudest

Active listening and critical thinking

Memorizing facts

Evidence in an argument can be:

Only personal stories

Only statistics

Facts, examples, data, or expert opinions

If a participant’s argument lacks evidence, it is considered:

More convincing

A strong argument

Weak and unpersuasive

What is the goal of evaluating arguments in a discussion?

To reach a deeper understanding or a well-reasoned conclusion

To make one person win

To criticize everyone’s ideas

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by Sevara

What is the main purpose of a round table discussion?

Which of the following best describes a “well-structured argument”?

In a round table discussion, all participants are considered:

When evaluating someone else’s argument, you should first:

Which phrase is most appropriate for politely disagreeing in a discussion?

What is a counterargument?

Which skill is MOST important for a good round table participant?

Evidence in an argument can be:

If a participant’s argument lacks evidence, it is considered:

What is the goal of evaluating arguments in a discussion?

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