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IELTS Arts

Subjects : ielts, english, vocabulary
Instructions:
  • Answer 42 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. (n): A female dancer in ballet






2. (v): in: To succeed in doing or completing sth = achieve






3. (n): An object or a pattern made by cutting away material from wood or stone; the art of making objects in this way






4. (n): The noun of accomplished






5. (a): The adj of distract






6. (a): The adj of inspiration






7. (v): To be grateful for sth that sb has done; to welcome sth (v): To recognize the good qualities of sb/sth






8. (n): A collection of things - for example works of art - that are shown to the public (n): ~ of sth: The act of showing sth - for example works of art - to the public






9. (a): Connected with art or artists






10. (v): Imaginative (a) - imagination (n)






11. (n): An activity involving a special skill at making things with your hands (n): Boat or ship






12. (n): The way you are feeling at a particular time - (n): A period of being angry or impatient






13. (v): To take sb's attention away from what they are trying to do = divert






14. (a): (of people) having a close and friendly relationship






15. (a): very good at a particular thing; having a lot of skills






16. (v): To begin to grow or develop rapidly






17. (n): A large group of people who play various musical instruments together - led by a conductor






18. (a): important or well known - easily seen






19. (n): (sculptress): A person who makes sculptures






20. (a): Of or connected with seeing or sight






21. (n): Pleasure that you have when you recognize and enjoy the good qualities of sb/sth (n): of sth: A full or sympathetic understanding of sth - such as a situation or a problem - and of what it involves






22. (n): A person who plays a musical instrument or writes music - especially as a job






23. (n): The state of having a close personal relationship with sb






24. (a): The adj of burgeon






25. (n): A place where people meet for an organized event - for example a concert - sporting event or conference






26. (a): Based on general ideas and not on any particular real person - thing or situation






27. (v): To be or go beyond the usual limits of sth = exceed






28. (n): ~ (to do sth) - ~ (for sth): The process that takes place when sb sees or hears sth that causes them to have exciting new ideas or makes them want to create sth - especially in art - music or literature






29. (a): Never changing and therefore boring = repetitious






30. (n): An object that is made by a person - especially sth of historical or cultural interest






31. (a): Having or showing strong feelings of enthusiasm for sth or belief in sth






32. (a): Not interesting or exciting = dull






33. (a): Full of interesting or exciting ideas; making people feel enthusiastic = inspiring






34. (n): The state of being important - well known or noticeable






35. (n)(a): Concerned with beauty and art and the understanding of beautiful things






36. (v): To design and arrange the steps and movements for dancers in a ballet or a show






37. (adv): Adv of aesthetic






38. (v): ~ sb To do sth: To say or do sth that you know will annoy sb so that they react in an angry way






39. (v): To describe sth in words - or give an impression of sth in words or with a picture (v): To show an image of sb/sth in a picture






40. (v): To improve the quality of sth - often by adding sth to it






41. (n): Something that helps sb/sth to develop better or more quickly






42. (v): To give sb the desire - confidence or enthusiasm to do sth well