Developing a Message

Question 1

Select the most effective message for the negative on the resolution "Citizens should have a right to internet privacy.”

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Data collected on the internet can be useful and beneficial to consumers.

Question 2

Which line in the affirmative speech uses a misconception?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

“Everything we say, everywhere we go, and everyone we know is fair game.”

Question 3

The affirmative position contains the misconception that "everything we say, everywhere we go, and everyone we know is fair game.” How can the misconception be addressed?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

by describing how internet activity is only one aspect of people’s lives

Question 4

What strategy might the affirmative position use to address the negative position?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

present the idea that improved health problems are worth the tax burden

Question 5

Which piece of evidence most strongly supports the affirmative position statement?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Thousands of tons of plastic bags are thrown out each week in New York City.

Question 6

Which statement is the most logical interpretation of the evidence?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

It provides convincing facts that support the affirmative position.

Question 7

This debate uses the appeal of to persuade the audience to agree that citizens do not need internet privacy.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

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