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Test Your PF Debate Skills: PF Basics, Argument Structure, Evidence, and Sources.
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What are the elements of a strong argument in Debate?
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In PF Debate, what is the purpose of the Constructive Speeches (or Opening Statements)?
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How many crossfire sessions occur in PF per round?
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What is "crystallization" in PF debate?
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Which is NOT a PF resolution type mentioned in the Guide to Public Forum (packet)?
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In PF, what does the Final Focus speech do for your team?
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What is a 'two-by-two' construction in PF arguments?
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What should a PF Rebuttal aim to do?
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What is evidence/data in an argument?
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What is a warrant in argumentation?
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What does 'flowing' serve to do in a debate round?
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What is "impact" in an argument?
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What is the typical PF speech order?
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Which of these IS a feature of Crossfire?
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What should you do in preparation time in PF?
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What is a 'tagline' in PF arguments?
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What is the role of the judge in PF rounds?
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What defines the type of resolution called a "fact resolution" in PF?
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What is the PF case's two primary goals for the audience?
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What should a PF introduction avoid?
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What is a 'rebuttal' in PF?
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What is 'signposting' in PF?
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How should a PF case label its arguments?
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What should you prioritize in a PF crystallization phase?
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What is the 'roadmap' in PF speeches?
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What is a 'case construction' emphasis in PF?
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Why is evidence methodology discussed in PF prep?
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What is implied by a 'policy resolution' in PF?
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