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Handout # 1: Viewer Sheet: 2016 Presidential Debates - PBS

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The document is a viewer sheet for the 2016 Presidential Debates, designed for recording questions, answers, and rebuttals from candidates during the debates. It includes sections to note the date, location, moderator, and questioners, as well as space for four questions along with corresponding candidate responses and rebuttals.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Viewer Sheet in our editor.
Begin by entering the Debate Date and Location of Debate in the designated fields at the top of the sheet. This sets the context for your notes.
Next, fill in the Moderator and Questioners' names. This information is crucial for understanding who facilitated the debate.
Proceed to record four questions along with summaries of answers and rebuttals. For each question, write it in the provided space, followed by filling in the Candidate's name, their Answer, and any Rebuttal from the opposing candidate.
Review your entries for clarity and completeness. Ensure that all sections are filled out accurately to enhance your understanding of the debates.

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noun A paper or papers that are to be distributed to a group. In this usage, the phrase is usually hyphenated. Volunteers will come around with hand-outs before the lecture begins.

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Types of handouts Presentation or lecture transcripts. This is a verbatim transcript of the speaker's words. ... Background notes. ... A set of the OHP transparencies or the PowerPoint presentation print-out. ... An outline of the presentation. ... The course outline. ... Bibliography. ... Webliography. ... Glossary.

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