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astraxan [27]
3 years ago
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Choose the term that best matches the description given.

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MArishka [77]3 years ago
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Answer:copyright

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Style / Manner - How the debaters speak, including the language and tone used.

Strategy / Method - The structure of the speech, the clarity and responding to other's arguments.

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Provide evidence whenever you can and not your personal opinion.

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Only tell jokes if you're naturally good at it otherwise this can backfire.

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Voice

Speak clearly and concisely.

You must talk fast enough to have the time to deliver your speech but slow enough so you can be understood.

Project your voice to the back of the room.

Incorporate pauses.

Emphasize important words and vary your tone appropriately.

Confidence

Have a relaxed pose and posture.

Avoid filler words.

Know your material.

Emphasize using gestures.

Maintain eye contact with the audience.

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Keep your language simple to avoid confusion.

Refer to the opposite side as: "My opponent".

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Avoid saying that a speaker "is wrong", instead say that "your idea is mistaken".

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Attacking a speaker rather than an idea.

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Interrupting other debaters as this can suggest that your argument isn't very strong.

Disagreeing with facts or obvious truths.

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2. Assertion

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5. Failure to deliver promises

6. Straw man

7. Contradiction

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