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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. Foolish
predict
absurd
advocate
mount
2. A group
submarine
paternal
jerk
squad
3. Not sufficiently fed -malnourished
undernourished
fortunate
arouse
horrid
4. To threaten to hurt someone or frighten them - especially someone smaller or weaker
odour
bully (v)
rudimentary
vaporize
5. Great - enormous
severity
detour
vast
opt
6. Student
stumble
pupil
paternal
pedestrian
7. Savage -wild
fierce
impaired
pursue
abundant
8. Change -bring up to date
diner
lessen (v)
toil
revise
9. A very wicked person
vulgar
nruly
villain
monarch
10. Promise
pledge
vigor
devour
vicissitudes
11. To break apart into lots of little pieces - or make something do this
lawn
crumble
revise
jockey (n)
12. To press something firmly
fortify
seclusion
disorder
squeeze
13. Strong
lopsided
extravagant
robust
utter
14. Set a penalty for
repetition
delegate (n)
penalize
irritable
15. Disturb
molest
Anarchy
revision of
despite
16. Be destroyed - die
nurture
perish
implement
navigation
17. Very careful
indigenous
surpass
seclusion
cautious
18. To make it difficult for something to develop or succeed
penalize
hinder
vacate
assess (v)
19. Clever - having new ideas
qualitative
rehabilitate
subside
innovative
20. Keeper -gaurd
convict (v)
warden
vigor
relieve
21. Dishonest person who tricks and deceives people
wither
mountebank
innovative
eliminate
22. The protection of public health by removing and treating waste - dirty water etc
reform
deteriorate
sanitation
disregard
23. Follow - proceed along
excel
pursue
trifle
phony
24. Confused completly - puzzled
lawn
solemn
bewildered
regulation
25. A member of a jury
diner
exhaust
juror
detour
26. Not as important as other things or people in a particular activity - idea - or situation
arouse
peripheral
ambition
horrid
27. Reckless
innovative
ignite
serpent
heedless
28. To work very hard for a long period of time
fragile
outlaw (n)
toil
indigenous
29. In complete agreement
undeniable
precede
unanimous
harsh
30. To undrestand
tire out
perceive
ingenious
precaution
31. Measures taken beforehand -foresight
envy
lopsided
precaution
culprit
32. Not very hot or very cold
prior
temperate
hinder
precedence
33. Preparation and use of land for growing crops
pursue
assess (v)
slender
cultivation
34. The power you have because of your official position
alter
opt
excel
authority
35. Adj. Said in a preceding part or before.
aforesaid
disorder
slender
thrifty
36. To come before something else in a series
ease something ↔ out
persuade
precede
integrate
37. Quick to notice - watchful
observant
priority
subside
venue
38. Active strenghth or force
ease something ↔ out
recall
delinquent
vigor
39. The price you pay to travel somewhere by bus - train - plane etc
exhaust
wretched
fare
casual
40. The subjects that are taught by a school - college etc
curriculum
miserly
crucial
fragile
41. Clever
defect
ingenious
ritual
incentive
42. All the plants that grow in a particular place
flora
jagged
so as
subside
43. A person or animal that lives in a particular place
intentional
embrace
dweller
suffrage
44. Dislike very much - hate
detest
show up
destitute (v)
occupation
45. In spite of
span
audible
despite
fare
46. Starvation
penetrate
indigenous
phony
famine
47. A harmless substance given to a sick person instead of medicine - without telling them it is not real.
venue
placebo
ritual
deceive
48. To buy something or spend money or time on something - because it will be useful for you
alter
mosquito
invest in
unprecedented
49. To go around searching for food
be taken aback (by something)
culprit
ritual
forage for food
50. Hobby
evolution
famine
lubricate
pastime