The document provides a quiz about debating formats and rules. It states multiple choice questions and answers about the structure of debates. Key details include that in a World Format debate there are two teams of three people each who argue both for and against the resolution. The adjudicator decides the winner based on how well the teams defended their arguments, not based on who they think is correct.

1. DEBATING
QUIZZZZ!!!!

2. Decide
whether
the
following
statements
are
TRUE
or
FALSE

3. • Deba<ng
is
like
figh<ng.

4. • Deba<ng
is
like
figh<ng.
FALSE

5. • I
can
only
support
the
mo<ons
I
believe
in.

6. • I
can
only
support
the
mo<ons
I
believe
in.

7. • In
the
World
Format
debate
there
are
two
teams
with
three
people
each.

8. • In
the
World
Format
debate
there
are
two
teams
with
three
people
each.

9. • Both
teams
argue
points
FOR
and
AGAINST
the
resolu<on.

10. • Both
teams
argue
points
FOR
and
AGAINST
the
resolu<on.

11. • The
adjudicator
decides
who
won
the
debate
considering
the
way
they
defended
the
mo<on,
not
who
is
right
in
their
opinion.

12. • The
adjudicator
decides
who
won
the
debate
considering
the
way
they
defended
the
mo<on,
not
who
is
right
in
their
opinion.

13. • Each
team
speaks
three
<mes.

14. • Each
team
speaks
three
<mes.
FALSE

15. • The
First
Speaker
for
the
Opposi<on
starts
by
rebuLng
the
arguments
of
the
First
Speaker
for
the
Proposi<on
.

16. • The
First
Speaker
for
the
Opposi<on
starts
by
rebuLng
the
arguments
of
the
First
Speaker
for
the
Proposi<on
.

17. • The
Mo<on
is
the
statement
that
will
be
debated.

18. • The
Mo<on
is
the
statement
that
will
be
debated.
TRUE

19. • In
a
debate
we
can
shout
at
the
opponent
if
their
arguments
don’t
make
sense.

20. • In
a
debate
we
can
shout
at
the
opponent
if
their
arguments
don’t
make
sense.

21. • Even
if
the
Proposi<on
team
doesn’t
agree
with
the
mo<on,
they
can
s<ll
win
the
debate.

22. • Even
if
the
Proposi<on
team
doesn’t
agree
with
the
mo<on,
they
can
s<ll
win
the
debate.