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Froggy Jumps Debate Terms Vocab PracticeOnline version Debate Terms Vocabulary by Anne Konkol 1 A formal contest of skill in reasoned argument. a Negative b Debate c Argument 2 The statement of the point to be debated. a Proposition b Resolution c Status Quo 3 The formal statement of the proposition (the change that needs to be made. a Burden of Proof b Proposition c Resolution 4 Yes or true; the side that agrees with the resolution and wants a change to present practices. a Affirmative b Negative c Argument 5 No or false; the side that disagrees with the resolution and wants the present practice to stay the same. a Affirmative b Negative c Rebuttal 6 The duty or responsibility to prove something; a Debate b Proposition c Burden of Proof 7 Which side(s) is/are responsible for the burden of proof? a Affirmative b Negative c Both 8 Latin for “the state in which” or how things are now a Rebuttal b Status Quo c Proposition 9 Which side(s) is/are responsible for arguing for the status quo? a Affirmative b Negative c Both 10 a reason for favoring a side of a proposition a Refute b Constructive Speech c Argument 11 The specific speech that a debater makes to build a case. a Rebuttal b Constructive Speech c Refute 12 Which side(s) is/are responsible for giving a constructive speech? a Affirmative b Negative c Both 13 speech to weaken or contradict (counterclaim) an opponent’s earlier arguments, evidence, and/or sources a Rebuttal b Refute c Argument 14 To show that something is false or wrong a Debate b Refute c Argument 15 Question and answer session immediately after a constructive speech. a Status Quo b Rebuttal c Cross-Examination

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Debate Terms Vocab Practice

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Debate Terms Vocab PracticeOnline version

by Anne Konkol

A formal contest of skill in reasoned argument.

The statement of the point to be debated.

The formal statement of the proposition (the change that needs to be made.

Yes or true; the side that agrees with the resolution and wants a change to present practices.

No or false; the side that disagrees with the resolution and wants the present practice to stay the same.

The duty or responsibility to prove something;

Which side(s) is/are responsible for the burden of proof?

Latin for “the state in which” or how things are now

Which side(s) is/are responsible for arguing for the status quo?

a reason for favoring a side of a proposition

The specific speech that a debater makes to build a case.

Which side(s) is/are responsible for giving a constructive speech?

speech to weaken or contradict (counterclaim) an opponent’s earlier arguments, evidence, and/or sources

To show that something is false or wrong

Question and answer session immediately after a constructive speech.