The document appears to be an outline for a debate motion. It includes an introduction defining key terms of the motion, as well as sample arguments for both sides. The introduction defines several key terms of the motion and states the speaker's position. Sample arguments then provide examples and evidence to support the motion, including experiences, common sense, statistics, and expert opinions. Finally, the conclusion restates the speaker's view that the motion should be accepted based on the arguments presented, while acknowledging the other side's perspective.

1. Motion: ______________________________________________________________
Introduction (First Speaker)
Good morning respected judge, my honourable opponent and members of the
audience.Today, we are indeed honoured and privileged to stand before you to present
our views on the motion of the house: ‘_______________________________________
______________________________________________________________________.
(write down the motion)
First, let me introduce my team. I am ________________________ and am the first
speaker. I will define the key terms of the motion and set the boundaries for my team’s
debate. My second, third and fourth speakers will strengthen our arguments by
presenting various points supporting our arguments. My last speaker will summarise our
team’s arguments and firmly state that _______________________________________
______________________________________________________________________.
(rephrase the motion in your own words)
Let me now define the key terms of the motion. ________________________________
are the key terms of the motion in our view. (write down the key terms of the motion)
The word ‘__________________’ according to __________________________ (source)
refers to _______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
The word ‘__________________’ in the case of the motion means ________________
_____________________________ according to(source) _______________________
______________________________________________________________________.
What about the word ‘________________’? It means ‘_________________’,
‘_____________’ and ‘________________’. __________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
I strongly speak for the proposition that ______________________________________
(motion in your own words) because ________________________________________
__________________________________________________________(main reasons).
Thank you.
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2. Arguments (Pros/Cons: Second and Third Speakers)
With the key terms explained, let us examine our motion once again. ______________
__________________________________________________________ (state motion)
In the light of our definitions, is this a valid proposition? Let us consider some
arguments in favour of this proposition.
Argument #1
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(State your argument)
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(Support your argument with (i) example from your own/others experience, (ii) common sense
that everyone should know, (iii) statistics, or (iv) expert opinion)
Argument #2
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(State your argument)
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
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3. (Support your argument with (i) example from your own/others experience, (ii) common sense
that everyone should know, (iii) statistics, or (iv) expert opinion)
Argument #3
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(State your argument)
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(Support your argument with (i) example from your own/others experience, (ii) common sense
that everyone should know, (iii) statistics, or (iv) expert opinion)
Conclusion: (Fourth Speaker)
Dear honourable judge, fellow debaters and members of the floor, I have presented my
arguments for and against the topic. However, I would like to conclude my speech by
firmly stating my stand about the motion. I believe that __________________________
______________________________________________________________________
(state your motion). However, _______________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
This, therefore, is my stand that ____________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
Thank you.
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