In this debate, short form content is video content that is designed to be viewed vertically and is less than 2 minutes in length. Examples include Instagram Reels, TikToks, and Youtube Shorts.

Modern literature refers to literature written primarily in the late 20th and 21st centuries, such as The Hunger Games, Harry Potter, and The Handmaid's Tale.
Classical literature refers to older works that have achieved enduring recognition and influence in literary education and culture, such as the works of Shakespeare and Charles Dickens.

Examples of cosmetic procedures include plastic surgery, lip fillers, botox, and hair transplants. Procedures for medical reasons (for example, plastic surgery for burn victims) are excluded from the scope of this debate.

A competitive sports league focuses on winning through tryouts, official rankings, and selective playing time, whereas recreational play guarantees every child equal participation and fun regardless of skill.

A mandatory parenting course is a required educational program covering child development, safety, nutrition, and positive discipline, in some instances this a requirement before adopting a child.

The legal age of criminal responsibility is the youngest age at which a child can be formally arrested, charged, and put on trial for breaking the law. For example, in jurisdictions where the legal age of criminal responsibility is set at 14, minors aged 14 to 17 who break the law can be arrested and processed through a specialized youth justice system, while those under 14 cannot be charged at all.

In this debate, essential workers means workers whose jobs are crucial to public health and safety. Examples include medical professionals and firefighters. A strike is when a group of workers refuses to do their jobs to try force an employer to give them better pay, safer conditions, or shorter hours.

Famous works of art include historic treasures, ancient statues, and valuable paintings. Returning them to their country of origin means sending these items back to the place where they were created, especially if they were taken during wars, stolen, or bought unfairly in the past.

The legal age of criminal responsibility is the youngest age at which a child can be formally arrested, charged, and put on trial for breaking the law. For example, in jurisdictions where the legal age of criminal responsibility is set at 14, minors aged 14 to 17 who break the law can be arrested and processed through a specialized youth justice system, while those under 14 cannot be charged at all.

In this debate, essential workers means workers whose jobs are crucial to public health and safety. Examples include medical professionals and firefighters. A strike is when a group of workers refuses to do their jobs to try force an employer to give them better pay, safer conditions, or shorter hours.

Famous works of art include historic treasures, ancient statues, and valuable paintings. Returning them to their country of origin means sending these items back to the place where they were created, especially if they were taken during wars, stolen, or bought unfairly in the past.

Developed countries have strong economies, high income, and high living standards. Developing countries are countries with weaker economies, less income, and lower living standards. The Olympic Games have typically been hosted in developed countries (such as Japan, France, and Australia), but is sometimes held in developing countries (for example, in 2016 when it was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

The legal age of criminal responsibility is the youngest age at which a child can be formally arrested, charged, and put on trial for breaking the law. For example, in jurisdictions where the legal age of criminal responsibility is set at 14, minors aged 14 to 17 who break the law can be arrested and processed through a specialized youth justice system, while those under 14 cannot be charged at all.

The legal age of criminal responsibility is the youngest age at which a child can be formally arrested, charged, and put on trial for breaking the law. For example, in jurisdictions where the legal age of criminal responsibility is set at 14, minors aged 14 to 17 who break the law can be arrested and processed through a specialized youth justice system, while those under 14 cannot be charged at all.

In this debate, essential workers means workers whose jobs are crucial to public health and safety. Examples include medical professionals and firefighters. A strike is when a group of workers refuses to do their jobs to try force an employer to give them better pay, safer conditions, or shorter hours.

Famous works of art include historic treasures, ancient statues, and valuable paintings. Returning them to their country of origin means sending these items back to the place where they were created, especially if they were taken during wars, stolen, or bought unfairly in the past.

Developed countries have strong economies, high income, and high living standards. Developing countries are countries with weaker economies, less income, and lower living standards. The Olympic Games have typically been hosted in developed countries (such as Japan, France, and Australia), but is sometimes held in developing countries (for example, in 2016 when it was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

The legal age of criminal responsibility is the youngest age at which a child can be formally arrested, charged, and put on trial for breaking the law. For example, in jurisdictions where the legal age of criminal responsibility is set at 14, minors aged 14 to 17 who break the law can be arrested and processed through a specialized youth justice system, while those under 14 cannot be charged at all.