And Now in Spanish

Having finished Mina Shaughnessy's _Errors and Expectations_ (1977),
I'd probably have my 13 year-old daughter
look up the following fun/useful
terms I found in Shaughnessy's work:

ubiquitous
fulcrum
provincialism
nominalize
obfuscate
abrogation
mercurial
palimpsest
acuity
kinesthetic
haptical
obfuscate
acculturation
belletristic
viscosity
sophomoric
aplomb
prolixity
incipient


What's good for me is good for her, yeah?

Just wondering how she might meet the challenge to
include as many of these words in one single sentence
that she possibly could . . .

Ack. Snarf snarf. I know she'd be a math/science geek.