The ____________ remains neutral and introduces the debate topic, ensures everyone follows the rules, and keeps the discussion orderly., Moderator, Timekeeper, Affirmative, Negative, In a traditional debate, the ____________ team supports the resolution, while the ____________ team argues against it., Negative, Timekeeper, Affirmative, Moderator, Each side starts by making a clear ____________, which is the main point or thesis statement they are trying to prove with evidence., Rebuttal, Closing Argument, Claim, Negative, During the ____________ phase, debaters directly clash with the opposing side by pointing out flaws in their opponent's logic and evidence., Rebuttal, Closing Argument, Negative, Affirmative, To make sure no one speaks past their allotted limit, the ____________ holds up signs showing how many minutes are left., Moderator, Affirmative, Rebuttal, Timekeeper, At the very end of the debate, each team delivers a powerful ____________ to summarize their main points and make a final impression on the judges., Summary, Introduction, Closing Argument, Affirmative, The speaker states: “Welcome to today’s debate. The topic is classroom cell phone bans. The affirmative team will argue in favor, and the negative team will argue against. Timekeeper, are you ready? ”Which role is speaking, and what stage is this?, The Timekeeper during the Constructive Stage, The Moderator during the Introduction Stage, The Affirmative Speaker during the Rebuttal Stage, The Affirmative team presents this argument: “A recent study shows student focus drops by 40% when a phone vibrates. We argue that banning phones directly boosts academic performance.”What is this statement called, and which stage does it belong to?, A claim during the Constructive Speech stage, A rebuttal during the Clash stage, A closing argument during the Final stage, The Negative team argues: “The affirmative cites a study on vibrations, but they ignore that teachers can simply require 'Do Not Disturb' mode instead of a complete ban.”What debate stage is occurring here?, The Introduction, The Rebuttal, The Closing Argument, A speaker concludes with: “Classrooms are for learning, not texting. Protect our students' right to focus. Vote affirmative for a phone-free, distraction-free education.”What stage of the debate is this?, The Constructive Speech, The Cross-Examination, The Closing Argument, During the debate, someone holds up a bright yellow card to signal to the speaker that they have exactly 30 seconds left to speak.Who is performing this task?, The Moderator, The Judge, The Timekeeper
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