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    The document outlines the criteria and scoring breakdown for evaluating three speakers in a debate. The first speaker will introduce the topic, redefine key terms, and preview their team's arguments. They will be scored on their presentation skills and how well they explain their main points. The second speaker will rebut opposing arguments and also be evaluated on their delivery. The third speaker will summarize their team's perspective, rebut the other side, and their presentation skills will be assessed. Each speaker has different scoring allocations for their introduction, arguments, and style.

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    The document outlines the criteria and scoring breakdown for evaluating three speakers in a debate. The first speaker will introduce the topic, redefine key terms, and preview their team's arguments. They will be scored on their presentation skills and how well they explain their main points. The second speaker will rebut opposing arguments and also be evaluated on their delivery. The third speaker will summarize their team's perspective, rebut the other side, and their presentation skills will be assessed. Each speaker has different scoring allocations for their introduction, arguments, and style.

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    Introduction (Engaging The Topic Redefinition: Crowd, Relevance To Topic)

    Uploaded by

    Simbarashe Godfrey Musasa
    The document outlines the criteria and scoring breakdown for evaluating three speakers in a debate. The first speaker will introduce the topic, redefine key terms, and preview their team's arguments. They will be scored on their presentation skills and how well they explain their main points. The second speaker will rebut opposing arguments and also be evaluated on their delivery. The third speaker will summarize their team's perspective, rebut the other side, and their presentation skills will be assessed. Each speaker has different scoring allocations for their introduction, arguments, and style.

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    1st Speaker Affirmative

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    Introduction (Engaging the Crowd, Relevance to Topic) Topic Redefinition (Appropriate explanation of Key Words and appropriate redefinition of Topic) Summary of Teams Presentation (What are you going to talk, what is your 2nd Speaker going to talk about, and 3rd Speaker) Argument Presentation (How are your transitions, Are your points coherent, Are they well explained, Did you include MAJOR points first?) Voice Projection Posture Body Language Style (Class, Elegance, appropriate attitude, tone variation)

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    10

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    15 15 15 20

    2nd Speaker Adjudication Sheet Out Of

    Introduction (Engaging the Crowd, Relevance to Topic, Stating Teams Line) Rebuttal Argument Presentation (How are your transitions, Are your points coherent, Are they well explained, Did you include MAJOR points first?) Voice Projection Posture Body Language Style (Class, Elegance, appropriate attitude, tone variation)

    10

    15 40

    15 15 15 20

    3rd Speaker Adjudication Sheets Out Of

    Introduction (Engaging the Crowd, Relevance to Topic) Summary of Teams Argument Rebuttal Voice Projection Posture Body Language Style (Class, Elegance, appropriate attitude, tone variation)

    10

    10 40 15 15 15 20

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    Introduction (Engaging the Crowd, Relevance to Topic) Topic Redefinition (Appropriate explanation of Key Words and appropriate redefinition of Topic) Rebuttal Summary of Teams Presentation (What are you going to talk, what is your 2nd Speaker going to talk about, and 3rd Speaker) Argument Presentation (How are your transitions, Are your points coherent, Are they well explained, Did you include MAJOR points first?) Voice Projection Posture Body Language Style (Class, Elegance, appropriate attitude, tone variation)

    10

    15

    10 5

    25

    15 15 15 20

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