Week 23 of 36 · 10 words · ages 16–17
11th Grade spelling words, week 23: Argument and logic words
11th Grade spelling words · week 23 · Argument and logic words · spellchirp.com
- extrapolate
- To project known facts to guess at what is unknown.
- substantiate
- To support with proof.
- syllogism
- An argument that draws a conclusion from two linked statements.
- criterion
- A standard used to judge something.
- presuppose
- To assume beforehand as true.
- hypothetical
- Based on an imagined situation, not a real one.
- postulate
- To assume as the basis of an argument.
- proposition
- A statement offered to be argued for or against.
- equivocate
- To speak vaguely in order to dodge the truth.
- corroboration
- Added evidence that confirms a claim.
Ten minutes a day this week
Short and daily beats long and once. A word met on five separate days is remembered; a word met five times on Thursday night mostly is not.
Monday
Read the list together. Say each word, clap its syllables and find the pattern in it.
Tuesday
Look, say, cover, write, check — each word once from memory, then check the letters.
Wednesday
Use every word in a sentence, out loud or on paper, so each one means something.
Thursday
Practice test: a grown-up reads each word aloud. Circle the misses for tomorrow.
Friday
The test. One try per word, no letters given. The circled words go first.
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