This study source was downloaded by 100000802832151 from CourseHero.com on 11-10-2022 02:08:23 GMT -06:00https://www.coursehero.com/file/16834498/10/ (1 of 20)The LO argues the PM's speech fails to address the resolution at all. This is a procedural argument, specifically entitled "moral ground abuse". a procedural argument, specifically entitled "topicality". a procedural argument, specifically entitled "significance". a procedural argument, specifically entitled "parliamentary procedure".(2 of 20)Who usually serves as the judge or critic of an intercollegiate debate? An impartial third party, such as an unaffiliated coach or graduate student A mix of impartial and partial judges Lay (non-expert) members of the community where the competition is held Parents and family members(3 of 20)What is the purpose of a constructive speech? To rebuild and summarize your original arguments. To summarize arguments already made in the debate. To show why your original arguments are better than your opponent's arguments. To build your arguments.(4 of 20)If an opposing speaker in a parliamentary debate completely misrepresents one of your arguments, you may make a point of order for misconstruing your argument order for making a new argument in rebuttal clarification personal privilegeThis study source was downloaded by 100000802832151 from CourseHero.com on 11-10-2022 02:08:23 GMT -06:00https://www.coursehero.com/file/16834498/10/(5 of 20)In cross examination debate,