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IELTS Vocab
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Subjects
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ielts
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english
,
vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Not planned or expected
abolish
casual
commence
attorney
2. A job or profession
fare
occupation
bait
crumble
3. Relating to the earth
solemn
outlaw (v)
terrestrial
wail
4. Reasonably
moderately
inuit
befall
apparel
5. Excitement - great interest
spit
terrestrial
nurture
enthusiasm
6. Very basic
jerk
rudimentary
fragile
vain attempts
7. Great - enormous
lopsided
assemble
vast
unanimous
8. Young
juvenile
jockey (n)
nocturnal
heedless
9. Having too muh pride in one's ability - looks - etc
vain
brutal
evade
villain
10. A plan or trick to make something happen
roam
contrivance
anticipate
fortunate
11. The basic systems and structures that a country or organization needs in order to work properly - for example roads - railways - banks etc:
plea
infrastructure
awesome
qualified
12. Embarrassing - not easily managed - no well-suited to use
arctic
ppropriate
awkward
sniff
13. Ignore
disregard
extract
sustain
incur
14. To behave in a silly and funny way
thrust
proceed
clown
equivalent
15. Someone usually a child who studies very hard
pursue
swot (n)
betray
placebo
16. Based on reasons rather than emotions [≠irrational]
rational
cautious
solemn
endure
17. Measures taken beforehand -foresight
rioter
temperate
disclose
precaution
18. The education and care that you are given as a child - and the way it affects your later development and attitudes
nurture
marvelous
daze
sarcasm
19. Penetrate
dispute
pierce
plight (of)
attorney
20. Send over - pass on
vicissitudes
ambiguity
transmit
prohibit
21. Coarse and savage
brutal
precede
despite
contrivance
22. Be better than - do better than
ariff
device
excel
embrace
23. Keeper -gaurd
warden
famine
fine (v)
incur
24. Jealousy
envy
hinder
flora
violate
25. Brave -courageous
livelihood
expertise
arctic
valiant
26. You have to pay money because of something you have done
incur
resist
awesome
villain
27. To become worse
mustard
maternal
degenerated
wail
28. Understand
consider
fare
proceed
comprehend
29. Vary
alter
juror
aforesaid
chaos
30. To gradually take more of someone's time - possessions - rights etc than you should
encroach
plight (of)
obstacle
dilemma
31. All the animals living in a particular area
emission
cultivation
fauna
sanitation
32. Offender
embrace
weary
span
culprit
33. Freight - the goods that are being carried in a ship or plane
tire out
cargo
degenerated
mount
34. Causing or showing fear -wonder or rspect
awesome
regulation
mustard
delegate (n)
35. Quick to notice - watchful
observant
diner
crumble
onstitution
36. Stingy - like a miser
miserly
obedience + to
retreat
marvelous
37. Think about in order to decide
wail
nocturnal
consider
moderately
38. Tell beforehand
predict
swiftly
mustard
vermin
39. Lawyer
mistreat
attorney
transmit
suspect (v)
40. Misfortune - disaster
calamity
convict (v)
scorn
emerge
41. The subjects that are taught by a school - college etc
endeavour
partial
valid
curriculum
42. In complete agreement
assemble
unanimous
surge
reservation
43. Come out - come up
plea
ingenious
emerge
panic
44. Like those of a kind father towards his children
paternal
enthusiasm
suffragette
ingenious
45. The process of changing something in order to improve it
temperate
revision of
repetition
disaster
46. Wander
emission
roam
pedestrian
forage for food
47. Signal by a motion of the hand or head
beckon
vain attempts
irritable
lubricate
48. To give a group of people the right to vote
enfranchise
perish
extract
morsel
49. Mislead - make someone believe as true sth that is false
ambition
deceive
diner
bait
50. To take action or make changes that you have officially decided should happen
implement
repertoire
thrust
show up