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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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1. An official rule or order
ban
vermin
regulation
juvenile
2. A noisy crowl or fight
advocate
absurd
brawl
degenerated
3. The education and care that you are given as a child - and the way it affects your later development and attitudes
encroach
blunder
nurture
adequate
4. A job or profession
pupil
quench
occupation
assemble
5. An animal that is nocturnal is active at night
nocturnal
neutral
degenerated
disregard
6. Not very hot or very cold
moderate temperatures
jerk
prosper
rudimentary
7. A situation in which everything is happening in a confused way and nothing is organized or arranged in order
chaos
incur
nurture
plight (of)
8. Customer
repetition
client
stiff
scrutinize
9. A criminal - an outcast - an exile
pauper
resist
wobble
outlaw (n)
10. A group
blunder
inquiry
fugitive
squad
11. Cripple - disable - cause to loose an arm -leg or other parts of the body
wail
maim
ritual
advocate
12. Illegal or immoral behaviour or actions - especially by young people
nourish
delinquency
delegate (v)
collapse
13. Hug
cuddle
linger
embrace
perceive
14. A chemical substance used to kill insects
bully (n)
subside
predict
pesticide
15. You have to pay money because of something you have done
marvelous
greedy
incur
consider
16. Smell
relieve
odour
chaos
crumble
17. Prove someone guilty of a crime
rehabilitate
swot (n)
span
convict (v)
18. Savage -wild
fierce
daze
ingenious
overstate
19. Coming before -earlier
perceive
prior
arouse
pauper
20. Sth that is done to continue sth that was done before
lubricate
abolish
weary
follow on (to/from)
21. A very wicked person
calamity
regulation
salute
villain
22. A very large farm
imprisonment
ranch
ariff
defiant
23. A person or animal that lives in a particular place
vermin
dweller
attentive
advocate
24. Quickly
merchandise
swiftly
swot (n)
moderately
25. Impressive
delinquency
fierce
follow on (to/from)
marvelous
26. Poor person
anticipate
vocation
pauper
probe
27. Native
bait
indigenous
budget
scowl
28. A strong substance that can bend - which is around the joints in your body and in your outer ear
show up
cartilage
qualitative
elucidate
29. The way you earn money in order to live
maternal
merit
livelihood
navigation
30. A plan or trick to make something happen
tact
contrivance
scorn
vigor
31. Clothes
detect
betray
excel
apparel
32. Goodness - worth - value
wither
merit
wobble
sustain
33. Special skills or knowledge in a particular subject - learning by experience or training
expertise
menace
penalize
juvenile
34. An offender - criminal
monarch
delinquent
repertoire
aforesaid
35. Liquid from your mouth
mount
perceive
commence
spit
36. Sb who is eating in a restaurant
revive
device
assess (v)
diner
37. Decrease
obstacle
ambition
lessen (v)
undernourished
38. Help to re-adapt - as to a former state of health or good repute
dweller
defiant
innovative
rehabilitate
39. Sharp points sticking out
mustard
sarcasm
jagged
defiant
40. Select
enthusiasm
chills
forage for food
opt
41. A roundabout way
squad
detour
thrust
qualitative
42. To go around searching for food
ignite
outlaw (n)
forage for food
hooligan
43. Tell beforehand
dweller
detect
predict
client
44. A serious argument or disagreement
squad
adequate
ambiguity
dispute
45. One who goes first and prepares a way for others
bait
exempt from
pioneer
fierce
46. To become worse
undeniable
deteriorate
detest
revision of
47. Very strong belief or feeling - eager
seclusion
scrutinize
fervor
interpret
48. Send over - pass on
transmit
indigenous
molest
hooligan
49. Set a penalty for
hinder
scrutinize
penalize
inuit
50. Go or come down from a higher place to a lower level
morsel
swell
fierce
descend