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IELTS Vocab
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Subjects
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ielts
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Promise
nocturnal
invest in
pledge
adequate
2. [≠optimistic]
pessimistic
nruly
weird
nurture
3. To make it difficult for something to develop or succeed
hinder
merchandise
compel
fragile
4. Having too muh pride in one's ability - looks - etc
cater for somebody/something
hazy
freight
vain
5. A careless or stupid mistake
valiant
exempt +from
blunder
greedy
6. Goodness - worth - value
merit
chills
measure
clown
7. Set a penalty for
penalize
ease something ↔ out
eradicate
placebo
8. Someone who is hurt or killed in an accident or war
vain attempts
casualty
disaster
grateful
9. Tell beforehand
predict
transmit
compensate
fortunate
10. Clothes
welfare
apparel
exhaust
ritual
11. Easily broken - delicate
fragile
monarch
delinquent
navigation
12. Small amount - little bit
dweller
jerk
trifle
fugitive
13. To explain the meaning of something
be taken aback (by something)
interpret
hooligan
miserly
14. An official rule or order
regulation
squander
unprecedented
suffrage
15. To remain alive or continue to exist for a long time
suffragette
cease
impairment
endure
16. Goods
expel (v)
famine
merchandise
forage for food
17. A very large farm
invest in
inuit
device
ranch
18. Very careful
delinquent
cautious
prohibit
sarcasm
19. Thriving -careful inspending
thrifty
penalize
suspect (v)
obedience + to
20. Wild
defraud
sustain
ntamed
pauper
21. A strong desire to achieve something
ambition
eliminate
excessive
persuade
22. To work very hard for a long period of time
toil
collapse
bully (n)
venture
23. Give up - leave
valiant
vacate
robust
client
24. Disturb
interpret
enthusiasm
swiftly
molest
25. Sth that makes it difficult to achieve sth
obstacle
ppropriate
merchandise
cargo
26. Fog -mist
vapor
weird
reckless
manipulate
27. Send over - pass on
prosecute
livelihood
transmit
monarch
28. Cry loud and long
retreat
spit
fierce
wail
29. Flying insect that sucks the blood of people
mosquito
descend
defraud
vulgar
30. Young people who are not yet adults
juvenile
incur
clown
violate
31. A woman who tried to gain the right to vote for women especially as a member of a group in Britain or the US in the early 20th century
undeniable
suffragette
be taken aback (by something)
heedless
32. Lawless
delinquent
nruly
lessen (v)
casual
33. Threat
menace
pauper
overstate
despite
34. To give a group of people the right to vote
suffragette
embrace
beckon
enfranchise
35. Not real - but seeming real
invest in
prohibit
hantom
weary
36. If become drier and smaller and start to die
mountebank
intentional
wither
matrimony
37. Evil -wicked -dishonest
assessment
sinister
mosquito
prosper
38. A strong substance that can bend - which is around the joints in your body and in your outer ear
harsh
cartilage
aviation
acknowledge
39. To threaten to hurt someone or frighten them - especially someone smaller or weaker
bully (v)
miserly
mob
detour
40. To give part of your power or work to someone
calamity
trifle
delegate (v)
reveal
41. Embarrassing - not easily managed - no well-suited to use
awkward
embrace
rational
fortify
42. Process in which you make a judgment
crumble
delinquent
authority
assessment
43. Foolish
absurd
sanitation
violate
trifle
44. A tax on goods coming into a country or going out of a country
conduct
tegen
broadcast
ariff
45. Clever - having new ideas
contrivance
ambiguity
innovative
delinquency
46. A period of time between two dates or events
span
moderate temperatures
nutrient
incentive
47. Completely unexpected - and often very lucky
innovative
jerk
miraculous
decree
48. Always wanting more food - money -...
span
deprive
nruly
greedy
49. Unequal - in an unfair way
peripheral
lopsided
resist
rioter
50. A situation in which everything is happening in a confused way and nothing is organized or arranged in order
replicate
valid
Anarchy
chaos