Word: Logical
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Following clear and sensible reasoning; making sense step by step.
Synonyms: reasonable, sensible, rational, sound
Antonyms: illogical, irrational, absurd
Syllables: log - i - cal
Tricky part: The ending is al, not le or el, and the g is soft, like j. There is only one g.
Watch out for: logicle, lojical, logicel
Memory tip: Spot logic inside it and stick on the al of musical and magical: logic + al.
Example 1: Sorting the books by subject was the logical first step.
Example 2: Her logical argument won the debate for our house.
Example 3: It is logical to carry an umbrella when dark clouds gather.
Logic comes from Greek logos, 'word' or 'reason'. The same logos gives the -logy at the end of biology, geology and zoology.
Choose the word opposite in meaning to logical as used in the sentence:
The debate judges were convinced by her calm and logical reply.
a) irrational
b) sound
c) reasoned
d) sensible
a) irrational. Logical means based on reason, and irrational means not based on reason; the rest are synonyms.
Only one of these words makes its opposite with the prefix il. Choose it:
a) clever
b) sensible
c) reasonable
d) logical
d) logical. Illogical is a real word; the others take in or un, or use a different word altogether.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Before choosing a route for the class trip, Mrs Fernandes asked for a logicle plan that included bus timings, lunch stops and a backup for rain.
a) route
b) timings
c) logicle
d) backup
c) logicle. Like magical and musical, logical ends in al.
1. Which of these is a logical conclusion?
a) The road is wet, so it may have rained.
b) The road is wet, so cats can fly.
c) The road is wet, so the moon is green.
d) The road is wet, so it is Tuesday.
a) The road is wet, so it may have rained.
2. A detective who solves a case in a logical way ____.
a) trusts a lucky coin
b) guesses at random
c) reasons step by step
d) asks a fortune teller
c) reasons step by step
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