6 Written Questions

1. a statement expressing the topic of the debate(resolution)
2. A rational motive for a belief or action (sound judgement)
3. An argument made by a series of statements
4. Arguments that build (construct) your case
5. Integrity, ethics
6. Emotion

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The amount of time given to each part of the debate
   1. Premise
   2. Logos
   3. Time Rules
   4. Pathos
2. Wise, judicious, not absurd or foolish (consistent with logic)
   1. Rational
   2. Rebuttal
   3. Reason
   4. Pathos
3. Drawing conclusion from similar situations
   1. Rational
   2. Analogy
   3. Reasoning
   4. Reasoning by Analogy
4. Summing up of points and statements
   1. Conclusion
   2. Reason
   3. Logos
   4. Proposition
5. Logic
   1. Pathos
   2. Ethos
   3. Logic
   4. Logos

5 True/False Question

1. Rebuttal → Wise, judicious, not absurd or foolish (consistent with logic)
   

   True        False

2. Premise → A proposition helping to support a conclusion
   

   True        False

3. Analogy → A comparison between the similarities of two things
   

   True        False

4. Logic → Logic
   

   True        False

5. Reasoning → forming conclusions, judgements or inferences
   

   True        False