Lincoln - Douglas Debate Vocabulary Crossword

An argument that leaves no ground for the other side to debate
The side of the debate that agrees with the resolution
The evaluation the judge writes after each round declaring a winner, assigning speaker points and offering constructive criticism.
To progress to the final rounds of competition.
To progress to the final rounds of competition.
The pre-prepared speech that is read in the constructive period
The thesis statement of a contention that must be proved by a warrant
Admission that the other side is correct on a point
Major reasons that are the foundation of a case. Formulated in the constructive speech and then extended throughout the debate.
The major part of a case that is used to achieve the value.
Three minute questioning period
To repeat an argument during another rebuttal
Taking detailed notes summarizing the key arguments of the round
The part of a contention that explains why an argument matters.
The position that disagrees with the resolution
The judging standard for the round
Reasoning that makes an assertion true
Statement to be debated