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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. In order to
roam
so as
villain
bigamy
2. Reckless
greedy
heedless
deceive
declare
3. Freight - the goods that are being carried in a ship or plane
cargo
occupation
crucial
hantom
4. Typical of the way a good mother behaves or feels
verify
attorney
calamity
maternal
5. To disobey or do something against an official law
maternal
violate
audible
scowl
6. Supported by law or authority
seclusion
valid
merit
nourish
7. Cry loud and long
wail
disclose
sustain
crumble
8. The subjects that are taught by a school - college etc
curriculum
lopsided
homicide
enthusiasm
9. Look angry by lowering the eyebrows - frown
arctic
scowl
audible
betray
10. A plan or trick to make something happen
heal
contrivance
sustain
acknowledge
11. Process in which you make a judgment
assessment
moderately
serpent
despite
12. Prove someone guilty of a crime
stumble
convict (v)
mourn
superiority
13. Against
menace
tegen
greedy
detour
14. An action - esp an official one
measure
weird
stumble
reform
15. To chnage and develop a new form
lubricate
mutate
pastime
rudimentary
16. Fault -that which is wrong
bewildered
manipulate
defect
violate
17. To take action or make changes that you have officially decided should happen
implement
detest
swot (n)
outlaw (v)
18. Very careful
cautious
rioter
ppropriate
lopsided
19. Stingy - like a miser
miserly
casual
plight (of)
show up
20. Weak
venture
partial
feeble
bewildered
21. Manager
horrid
executive (n)
elucidate
vigor
22. Produce exact copy
replicate
vermin
beckon
fervor
23. Poor person
violate
equivalent
pauper
compel
24. Able to be heard
audible
embrace
rudimentary
awkward
25. A thick yellow or brown sauce that tastes spicy
strike
lopsided
mustard
embrace
26. A trap
livelihood
invest in
mountebank
ambush
27. Rude and offensive
precaution
vulgar
overstate
elucidate
28. Put an end to
tire out
nimble
juvenile
quench
29. Be too hard to understand or solve
retreat
partial
baffle
wither
30. A harmless substance given to a sick person instead of medicine - without telling them it is not real.
placebo
sustain
declare
unprecedented
31. To accept that you are responsible for a piece of work - and start to do it
undertake
follow on (to/from)
tire out
undernourished
32. A feeling that someone or something is not important and deserves no respect
calamity
harsh
commence
contempt
33. Stop
device
cease
crafty
pesticide
34. Vary
robust
provision
alter
forage for food
35. Hug
destitute (v)
pledge
valid
cuddle
36. King or queen - ruler
monarch
undernourished
ingenious
fierce
37. Someone usually a child who studies very hard
dispute
rehabilitate
swot (n)
underdog
38. Thankful
grateful
revise
reform
blunder
39. To behave in a silly and funny way
provision
manipulate
clown
rioter
40. Fair or reasonable
shrewd
quench
monarch
legitimate
41. Go or come down from a higher place to a lower level
mountebank
descend
phony
enfranchise
42. A great misfortune
impaired
recall
ignite
disaster
43. Ability to say the right thing
strike
wobble
endeavour
tact
44. Give away to the enemy
betray
plea
vain
deprive
45. Eskimo
deteriorate
fugitive
inuit
dense
46. Preparation and use of land for growing crops
pupil
acknowledge
juvenile
cultivation
47. To officially force someone to leave a school or organization
Anarchy
expel (v)
emerge
encroach
48. Extremely important
fortunate
Anarchy
culprit
crucial
49. To gradually take more of someone's time - possessions - rights etc than you should
encroach
vicissitudes
ingenious
slender
50. A strong desire to achieve something
pupil
ambition
intentional
elucidate