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Fascinating Fact:

Axiom is a word you might meet in maths and philosophy. It means a basic rule or statement, and it is spelled a-x-i-o-m, with io in the middle.

In KS3 English Spelling, you meet specialist words that begin with ax-, such as axis, axle and axiom. Learning how these are built from roots and prefixes helps you spell accurately in subjects like maths, science and humanities, where technical vocabulary appears in questions and exam answers.

Key Terms

Prefix: A group of letters added to the start of a word, such as ax-, which helps give the word its meaning.
Root word: The main part of a word that carries the core meaning, to which prefixes or suffixes can be added.
Technical vocabulary: Words used mainly in school subjects, like axiom in maths or axis in science and geography.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What does the word axiom mean in simple terms?

An axiom is a basic statement or rule that is accepted as true without needing proof. In maths, axioms act as starting points for other ideas and theorems.

How can I remember the spelling of axiom for KS3?

Say the word as two parts, ax-iom, then write it several times, checking the letters a-x-i-o-m each time. Use it in short sentences so the spelling becomes familiar.

Which school subjects use ax- words like axiom and axis?

Axis appears in maths, science and geography when you describe lines or directions. Axiom is used in maths and philosophy when you discuss rules or logical ideas.

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Mental acceptance of a claim as truth

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belief

beleif

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Prejudice towards or against someone or something

bias

biass

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A short but somewhat tricky word!

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A Christian sacrament signifying spiritual cleansing and rebirth

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Of or pertaining to, contained in, or in accordance with the Bible

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biblicel

byblicel

biblical

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5 .

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The centre around which something rotates

acksis

axis

axsys

axsis

X marks the spot!

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Attractive and possessing charm

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To accept as true

bealive

beleve

beyleave

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"Belief" and "believe" are related words

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The act of starting something

beginning

beeginning

begining

beygining

Remember to double the n before adding -ing

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In a lower position; below

beneeth

beneath

beeneeth

beaneath

The digraph ea is also used to express this sound in words like "eat", "meat" and "peace"

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The sacred writings of the Christian religion

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Did you know that "Bible" comes from the Greek word for "books"?

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling

Author: Sheri Smith (PhD English Literature, English Teacher & Quiz Writer)

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