Most debate formats share the basic elements of arguing a. for a resolution only. b. against a resolution only. c. for or against a resolution. d. to create a resolution.

The best answer here is C, for or against a resolution. When you have a debate, it is split between two sides: a pro and con. Each side will argue their point, presenting facts to support it. The other answers don't make much sense considering the debate format since A and B refer to only one side of the argument and D only refers to what could come at the end. The purpose of the debate isn't to reach a resolution; the purpose is to present each sides of the argument so that people can make an informed decision.

What is an example of granholm playing with language to make a speech more interesting"no more quiet than strong, no more strong than quiet."hope this