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    The document outlines the format for a debate with speakers from affirmative and negative teams. It details the roles and expected content for each speaker: 1) The 1st affirmative speaker gives definitions and arguments, while the 1st negative rebuts them. 2) The 2nd speakers from each side give arguments and rebut the previous opposition speaker. 3) The 3rd speakers rebut the prior speaker and summarize their team's cases, arguing whether the motion should stand or fall. Speech formats are also provided to structure each speaker's arguments and rebuttals.

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    The document outlines the format for a debate with speakers from affirmative and negative teams. It details the roles and expected content for each speaker: 1) The 1st affirmative speaker gives definitions and arguments, while the 1st negative rebuts them. 2) The 2nd speakers from each side give arguments and rebut the previous opposition speaker. 3) The 3rd speakers rebut the prior speaker and summarize their team's cases, arguing whether the motion should stand or fall. Speech formats are also provided to structure each speaker's arguments and rebuttals.

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    Debate Format (+) Affirmative (-) Negative: ST ST

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    Fachrial Saputra
    The document outlines the format for a debate with speakers from affirmative and negative teams. It details the roles and expected content for each speaker: 1) The 1st affirmative speaker gives definitions and arguments, while the 1st negative rebuts them. 2) The 2nd speakers from each side give arguments and rebut the previous opposition speaker. 3) The 3rd speakers rebut the prior speaker and summarize their team's cases, arguing whether the motion should stand or fall. Speech formats are also provided to structure each speaker's arguments and rebuttals.

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    DEBATE FORMAT

    (+) Affirmative (-) Negative

    1st Speaker 1st Speaker

    2nd Speaker 2nd Speaker

    3rd Speaker 3rd Speaker

    SPEAKERS’ ROLES

    (+) Affirmative team

    Speakers Roles
     Giving Definition
    1st speaker  Giving team line
     Giving Arguments and examples
     Rebut 1st Speaker of Negative team
    2nd speaker
     Giving Arguments and examples
     Rebut 2nd Speaker of Negative team
    3rd speaker
     Summarises your team cases

    (-) Negative team

    Speakers Roles
     Rebut 1st Speaker of Affirmative team
    1st speaker  Giving team line
     Giving arguments and examples
     Rebut 2nd Speaker of Affirmative team
    2nd speaker
     Giving arguments and examples
     Rebut 3rd Speaker of Affirmative team
    3rd speaker
     Summarises your team cases
    Here are the speech formats you can use:

    1st Speaker of Affirmative team 1st Speaker of Negative team 2nd of Affirmative or Negative 3rd Speaker of Affirmative or
    team Negative team
     Good  Good  Good  Good
    morning/afternoon/evenin morning/afternoon/evenin morning/afternoon/evenin morning/afternoon/evenin
    g, my name is _____ as the g, my name is _____ as the g, my name is _____ as the g, my name is _____ as the
    1st speaker of Affirmative 1st speaker of Negative 2nd speaker of 3rd speaker of
    team. team. Affirmative/Negative Affrimative/Negative
    team. team.
     I will define the motion  Our team line is _______.
    today, first _____ is _____  I want to rebut the  I want to rebut the
    (ex: money is ____) and  I want to rebut the arguments of previous arguments of previous
    ______ is _____. arguments of 1st speaker speaker of speaker of
    of Affirmative team Affirmative/Negative team Affirmative/Negative team
     Our team line is _______. First, they say that ______, First, they say that ______, First, they say that ______,
    but it is not like that. but it is not like that. but it is not like that.
     We agree to this motion. Because _____. Because _____. Because _____.
    First argument is ______ . Second, they say that Second, they say that Second, they say that
    Because ______. Example, _____, but it is not like _____, but it is not like _____, but it is not like
    _____. that. Because _____. that. Because _____. that. Because _____.
    Second argument is (You may add more). (You may add more). (You may add more).
    ______ is _____. Because
    ______. Example ______.  We disagree to this  We agree/disagree to this  Based on my team’s
    (You may add more motion. motion. arguments, I summarise
    arguments if you want). First argument is ______ . First argument is ______ . that
    Because ______. Example, Because ______. Example, First argument is ______ .
     Based on my arguments, _____. _____. Because ______. Example,
    This motion should stand. Second argument is Second argument is _____.
    ______ is _____. Because ______ is _____. Because Second argument is
    ______. Example ______. ______. Example ______. ______ is _____. Because
    (You may add more (You may add more ______. Example ______.
    arguments if you want). arguments if you want). (You may add more
    arguments if you want).
     Based on my arguments,  Based on my arguments,
    This motion should fall. This motion should  Based on my summary,
    stand/fall. This motion should
    stand/fall.

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