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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. Job or profession
grateful
vocation
brawl
plight (of)
2. Special skills or knowledge in a particular subject - learning by experience or training
drastic
ambush
plea
expertise
3. Win over to do or believe -convince
persuade
disclose
recall
vicissitudes
4. To take action or make changes that you have officially decided should happen
menace
submarine
implement
pledge
5. Never having happened before - or never having happened so much
unprecedented
ban
tyranny
maim
6. Something that you do regularly and in the same way each time [↪ routine]
surrender
horrid
ritual
disorder
7. Very unsatisfactory - miserable
suspect (v)
wretched
fortify
defraud
8. Someone usually a child who studies very hard
swot (n)
collapse
weary
navigation
9. Good at judging
subside
shrewd
decree
navigation
10. Prohibit - forbid
juvenile
venue
pioneer
ban
11. Make you become interested - wake someone
tyranny
arouse
hinder
delegate (n)
12. Offender
daze
culprit
placebo
violate
13. Embarrassing - not easily managed - no well-suited to use
incentive
disorder
ritual
awkward
14. Promise
squeeze
wary
perish
pledge
15. Something that encourages you to work harder
casualty
crafty
incentive
mustard
16. A very large farm
ranch
predict
emission
elucidate
17. An official rule or order
regulation
curriculum
anticipate
ambiguity
18. To breathe air into your nose noisily
emerge
incentive
wary
sniff
19. Lawyer
quench
attorney
unprecedented
paternal
20. Equal in amount or value
lopsided
equivalent
cultivation
nutrient
21. Take money - rights -etc. - away by cheating
budget
thrifty
defraud
quench
22. Exactly right
mutate
accurate
nruly
maternal
23. A chemical or food that provides what is needed for plants or animals to live and grow
swot (n)
toil
nutrient
serpent
24. Thankful
advocate
grateful
ave
bakelite
25. A runaway
proceed
fugitive
collapse
temperate
26. Aircraft industry - aircraft science
miraculous
cater for somebody/something
delinquent
aviation
27. Poor person
wary
detect
pauper
reform
28. Extremely important
crucial
precede
maternal
fierce
29. When someone does what they are told to do
bully (v)
rehabilitate
obedience + to
undernourished
30. Always wanting more food - money -...
fierce
outlaw (v)
greedy
venue
31. To undrestand
superiority
ariff
perceive
incentive
32. The power you have because of your official position
resist
integrate
authority
prohibit
33. Penetrate
pierce
qualitative
nocturnal
defiant
34. Strong
rehabilitate
casual
prosecute
robust
35. Difficult - strict - or severe
welfare
shrewd
mourn
stiff
36. Irony - satire
vast
serpent
temperate
sarcasm
37. Very basic
vigor
despite
mustard
rudimentary
38. Eskimo
curriculum
crumble
equivalent
inuit
39. A criminal - an outcast - an exile
rioter
wail
moderately
outlaw (n)
40. To make someone pay money as a punishment
fine (v)
assessment
obstacle
abolish
41. To hit or knock hard against sth
endure
delegate (v)
awesome
strike
42. Exaggerate
provision
overstate
declare
indigenous
43. Decrease
uneasy
inuit
lessen (v)
sarcasm
44. Illegal or immoral behaviour or actions - especially by young people
aggravate
fine (v)
delinquency
suffrage
45. The process of changing something in order to improve it
revision of
morsel
suffrage
extract
46. Unequal - in an unfair way
fare
exhaust
reveal
lopsided
47. Confuse
daze
mosquito
pursue
convict (v)
48. To make something continue to exist or happen - maintain
mistreat
venture
enounce
sustain
49. Having suitable knowledge - experience - or skills - especially for a particular job
welfare
superiority
qualified
persuade
50. Cautious
wary
baffle
paternal
welfare