1-10 TRUE/FALSE Flashcards
1
Q
Competition by Net Benefits argues that the two policies cannot be enacted at the same time.
A
False
2
Q
Semantic arguments are about the meaning of words.
A
True
3
Q
Uniqueness arguments claim that the impact is going to happen with or without the plan.
A
True
4
Q
A tag-line explains where the evidence was found.
A
False
5
Q
If a piece of evidence takes too long to read, a debater can underline key parts to read aloud.
A
True
6
Q
A judge should try not to intervene in the debate.
A
True
7
Q
The 1AC speech contains both the case and the plan
A
True
8
Q
If a disadvantage relies on too many internal links it runs the risk of committing a slippery slope fallacy
A
True
9
Q
The internal link is the first link in the casual chain
A
False
10
Q
The organized system of note-taking in debate is known as flowing
A
True
