Is there a special word in English for those types of speech contests organized in high-schools, in which?

It's referred to either as impromptu speaking or extemporaneous speaking. Both words refer to specific competition events with specific rules and time limits.

Debate

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Improvisational speech, and I know of no such punishment.

debate, perhaps, or improvisational speech.

#2, don't know.

TQRP

1.) "Impromptu".

you mean 'debate?'