Topic 7: Learning Peg Words 21 to 100 - Tutorial 13
As mentioned in the Introduction, this tutorial is a little different from the other tutorials, in that you can work through as little or as much of it as you like.
Flexible Learning Approach
You should now be completely familiar with Peg Words 1 to 20, and you will find countless applications to which you can put them. This tutorial introduces you to Peg Words 21 to 100, and you can learn as many of them as you can find practical uses for. If you can think of any memory chore where you will want to memorise 100 items by numerical order, then learn all of them. Otherwise, just learn as many as you think you will use.
Of course, there's no practical reason why the Peg Words should stop at number 100, and the concept of forming your own Peg Words beyond 100 is discussed in the Additional Exercises section.
Peg Words 21 to 100
The Peg Words have been formed using the same rules as before. The Peg Word for each number contains only the phonetic consonant sounds contained in that number, with filler vowels used as necessary to form the word. Here are Peg Words 21 to 100. Decide how many you would like to learn at the moment, then study those words carefully. Pay particular attention to the phonetic composition of each word - remember that the phonetic sounds practically tell you what the Peg Word for any number is.
Effective Learning Strategies
Remember, you don't need to learn all 100 Peg Words at once. Start with the decades you're most likely to use and expand your repertoire as needed for your specific memory applications.