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<title>Quo Vadis Speech and Debate Club </title>
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<h1> Quo Vadis</h1>
<h3> Speech and Debate Club</h3>
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<h2>Speech</h2>
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<p>Platform Events <br/>
Digital Presentation - details to come (replaces Illustrated Oratory)<br/>
Informative (INFO) - speech that explains a significant topic.<br/>
Persuasive (PERS) - speech that influences the audience to consider a particular point of view or course of action.<br/>
<b> Here is an example of a Persuasive speech</b><br/>
<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/?v=ZDp6RvTdUcw"></iframe>
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Interpretative Events -<br/>
Biblical Thematic (BT) - speech in which the speaker analyzes three or more literature selections, including at least one Scripture selection, and develops a unique, original performance using a visual aid.<br/>
Duo Interp (DUO) - speech in which two speakers explore a published literature selection and develop a unique, original performance.<br/>
Humorous - details to come<br/>
Open Interp (OPEN) - speech in which the speaker explores a published or self-authored literature selection and develops a unique, original performance.<br/>
<b> Here is an example of a duo interp</b><br/>
<iframe
src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/?v=uvFz8cMbQ1c">
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Limited Preparation Events <br/>-Click HERE to see examples of a speech event. This takes you to the NCFCA page.<br/>
Apologetics (APOL, same topics) - speech in which the speaker draws a topic and is given four minutes to prepare a six-minute speech that presents a well-reasoned defense of basic tenets of the Christian faith.<br/>
Extemporaneous (EXT, with cross-ex in elim rounds) - speech in which the speaker is assigned a current event topic and given twenty minutes to analyze news and other sources while preparing a seven-minute, evidence-based speech.<br/>
Impromptu (IMP, new category of topics) - speech in which the speaker draws a topic and is given two minutes to prepare a unique and meaningful five-minute speech.</p>
<b> Here is an example of an impromptu speech</b><br/>
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