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Debate Worksheet: 3-Point Speech

Debate lesson 15: A 3-point debate speech · Set 510 · 40 questions
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Debater's tip (Three points, each with PEEL): Order: greet → state your side → preview 3 points → point 1 → point 2 → point 3 → short summary → closing appeal. PEEL: Point (the idea), Evidence (the proof), Explain (what the proof shows), Link (back to the motion). Seconds per point = (minutes × 60 − opening − ending) ÷ 3.

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  1. 1.🏗️ In PEEL, what comes last? (a) evidence (b) link (c) point
  2. 2.🏗️ Which part of PEEL is this line? “This tells us that sport helps children believe in themselves.” (a) point (b) explain (c) evidence (d) link
  3. 3.🏗️ How many main points suit a 3-minute debate speech? (a) about 30 (b) about 15 (c) about 3
  4. 4.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: stating your side or point 2 with proof? (a) stating your side (b) point 2 with proof
  5. 5.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: a short summary or point 3 with proof? (a) a short summary (b) point 3 with proof
  6. 6.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: greeting the judges or a short summary? (a) greeting the judges (b) a short summary
  7. 7.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: point 2 with proof or greeting the judges? (a) point 2 with proof (b) greeting the judges
  8. 8.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: a short summary or a closing appeal? (a) a short summary (b) a closing appeal
  9. 9.True or false: “Secondly, sport teaches teamwork.” is the Point (P). (a) True (b) False
  10. 10.🏗️ What should the end of a debate speech do? (a) sum up and appeal (b) add a new point (c) start a story (d) apologise
  11. 11.True or false: “My third point is that play helps us study better.” is the Point (P). (a) False (b) True
  12. 12.⏱️ Each of your 3 points takes 50 seconds, and the opening and the ending take 30 seconds each. How many seconds long is the whole speech?
  13. 13.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: a closing appeal or point 3 with proof? (a) a closing appeal (b) point 3 with proof
  14. 14.🏗️ Which part of PEEL is this line? “My first point is that a sports period keeps us healthy.” (a) link (b) explain (c) point (d) evidence
  15. 15.⏱️ A 5-minute speech has 45 seconds for the opening and 15 seconds for the ending. The rest is shared equally by 3 points. How many seconds does each point get?
  16. 16.True or false: “That is why every school needs a daily sports period.” is the Point (P). (a) False (b) True
  17. 17.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: point 3 with proof or point 2 with proof? (a) point 3 with proof (b) point 2 with proof
  18. 18.True or false: “My next point is that sport builds confidence.” is the Point (P). (a) True (b) False
  19. 19.True or false: “So a break for play helps the mind get ready to learn.” is the Evidence (E). (a) False (b) True
  20. 20.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: previewing 3 points or greeting the judges? (a) previewing 3 points (b) greeting the judges
  21. 21.🏗️ Which part of PEEL is this line? “So a break for play helps the mind get ready to learn.” (a) link (b) point (c) evidence (d) explain
  22. 22.⏱️ Each of your 3 points takes 40 seconds, and the opening and the ending take 15 seconds each. How many seconds long is the whole speech?
  23. 23.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: point 3 with proof or a short summary? (a) point 3 with proof (b) a short summary
  24. 24.⏱️ A 5-minute speech has 30 seconds for the opening and 15 seconds for the ending. The rest is shared equally by 3 points. How many seconds does each point get?
  25. 25.⏱️ A 2-minute speech has 45 seconds for the opening and 30 seconds for the ending. The rest is shared equally by 3 points. How many seconds does each point get?
  26. 26.True or false: “This is one more reason to support the motion.” is the Evidence (E). (a) True (b) False
  27. 27.True or false: “This means students who play together learn to cooperate.” is the Explain (E). (a) False (b) True
  28. 28.⏱️ Each of your 3 points takes 60 seconds, and the opening and the ending take 15 seconds each. How many seconds long is the whole speech?
  29. 29.⏱️ A 4-minute speech has 15 seconds for the opening and 30 seconds for the ending. The rest is shared equally by 3 points. How many seconds does each point get?
  30. 30.🏗️ Which part of PEEL is this line? “My third point is that play helps us study better.” (a) point (b) explain (c) link (d) evidence
  31. 31.True or false: “This tells us that sport helps children believe in themselves.” is the Link (L) back to the motion. (a) True (b) False
  32. 32.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: point 1 with proof or greeting the judges? (a) point 1 with proof (b) greeting the judges
  33. 33.⏱️ A 2-minute speech has 30 seconds for the opening and 15 seconds for the ending. The rest is shared equally by 3 points. How many seconds does each point get?
  34. 34.True or false: “So a break for play helps the mind get ready to learn.” is the Explain (E). (a) False (b) True
  35. 35.🏗️ Which part of PEEL is this line? “This is one more reason to support the motion.” (a) point (b) explain (c) link (d) evidence
  36. 36.⏱️ A 2-minute speech has 15 seconds for the opening and 30 seconds for the ending. The rest is shared equally by 3 points. How many seconds does each point get?
  37. 37.🏗️ In a 3-point debate speech, which comes first: a closing appeal or a short summary? (a) a closing appeal (b) a short summary
  38. 38.🏗️ Which part of PEEL is this line? “That is why every school needs a daily sports period.” (a) evidence (b) point (c) explain (d) link
  39. 39.🏗️ In PEEL, what comes right after the Point? (a) explain (b) link (c) evidence
  40. 40.True or false: “This is one more reason to support the motion.” is the Explain (E). (a) False (b) True

Answer key

  1. link
  2. explain
  3. about 3
  4. stating your side
  5. point 3 with proof
  6. greeting the judges
  7. greeting the judges
  8. a short summary
  9. True
  10. sum up and appeal
  11. True
  12. 210
  13. point 3 with proof
  14. point
  15. 80
  16. False
  17. point 2 with proof
  18. True
  19. False
  20. greeting the judges
  21. explain
  22. 150
  23. point 3 with proof
  24. 85
  25. 15
  26. False
  27. True
  28. 210
  29. 65
  30. point
  31. False
  32. greeting the judges
  33. 25
  34. True
  35. link
  36. 25
  37. a short summary
  38. link
  39. evidence
  40. False

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