Unit 4: Rebuttal Prioritization and Crystallization

1. 1. What is the best first move in decision-tree prioritization?

   Add another impact without comparisonApply the working method to the disputed linkRepeat the original tag more forcefullyMove to an unrelated contention

2. 2. What is the best first move in grouping without overgeneralizing?

   Repeat the original tag more forcefullyMove to an unrelated contentionApply the working method to the disputed linkAdd another impact without comparison

3. 3. What is the best first move in comparative rebuttal?

   Repeat the original tag more forcefullyAdd another impact without comparisonMove to an unrelated contentionApply the working method to the disputed link

4. 4. What is the best first move in crystallizing voting issues?

   Apply the working method to the disputed linkMove to an unrelated contentionAdd another impact without comparisonRepeat the original tag more forcefully

5. 5. What is the best first move in two-minute final simulation?

   Repeat the original tag more forcefullyApply the working method to the disputed linkAdd another impact without comparisonMove to an unrelated contention

Use a current federal, state, economic, legal, or international-policy docket item. Apply two skills from Rebuttal Prioritization and Crystallization. Show the argument, the strongest opponent response, your adaptation, and the resulting ballot comparison.