Rebuttals

What are the two primary ways to argue about impacts in the rebuttal?

In debate, offense is when someone makes arguments that score “points” for their particular side; whereas, defense is when someone makes arguments to prevent an opponent from making “points.”

The organization of the rebuttal must always follow the organization of the previous speeches.

Trying to convince a debate judge that you side has successfully argued more impacts in the round is known as:

__________________ are those arguments that are reasons for the judge to vote for you. __________________are those arguments that are reasons for the judge to vote against your opponent.