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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. Good at judging
daze
repertoire
prosecute
shrewd
2. Tricky - sly
toil
mourn
stiff
crafty
3. Foolish
sneer
prior
absurd
seclusion
4. Get into or through
submarine
anticipate
penetrate
evade
5. To provide a particular group of people with the things they need or want
cater for somebody/something
exempt from
ranch
prior
6. To move with a quick sudden movement
comprehend
jerk
juvenile
infrastructure
7. Wild
weary
ntamed
versus
scrutinize
8. Bring back or come back to life or consciousness
brawl
exempt +from
trout
revive
9. Illness
utilize
horrid
chills
disorder
10. Closly packed together -thick
wail
awesome
homicide
dense
11. Someone usually a child who studies very hard
despite
swot (n)
menace
lopsided
12. A situation in which there is no effective government in a country or no order in an organization or situation
obstacle
aforesaid
juvenile
Anarchy
13. Be better than - do better than
anticipate
excel
phony
cuddle
14. A strong desire to achieve something
ambition
suffrage
abolish
bully (v)
15. Native
indigenous
defraud
abundant
interpret
16. Clever
ingenious
infrastructure
aviation
ppropriate
17. A situation in which everything is happening in a confused way and nothing is organized or arranged in order
chaos
venture
stumble
contrivance
18. A noisy violent person who causes trouble by fighting
sanitation
heal
hooligan
cautious
19. Dishonest person who tricks and deceives people
ranch
budget
prior
mountebank
20. Illegal or immoral behaviour or actions - especially by young people
roam
ambiguity
delinquency
ritual
21. Judge
assess (v)
detour
prosecute
span
22. Bring before a court
mob
prosecute
vigor
swot (n)
23. Doing or using something too much or more than is necessary
juvenile
extravagant
reveal
fare
24. To change into vapor
mutate
dash
squad
vaporize
25. Give up - leave
disregard
vacate
penetrate
robust
26. To be very surprised or shocked by something
be taken aback (by something)
follow on (to/from)
outlaw (n)
horrid
27. A great misfortune
disaster
pesticide
marvelous
casual
28. Understand
sustain
comprehend
obstacle
client
29. To make someone pay money as a punishment
impairment
marvelous
molest
fine (v)
30. One who is expected to lose
executive (n)
underdog
wretched
ambush
31. Vary
rudimentary
reservation
cargo
alter
32. Look forward to - expect
mosquito
qualitative
anticipate
Anarchy
33. Weak
bait
probe
broadcast
feeble
34. Not as important as other things or people in a particular activity - idea - or situation
fervor
cuddle
outlaw (n)
peripheral
35. Gather together - bring together
measure
mourn
probe
assemble
36. Be too hard to understand or solve
resist
grateful
ritual
baffle
37. Walker
pedestrian
disregard
ritual
suffragette
38. Search into - investigate - examine
hooligan
probe
sustain
qualified
39. Push with force
rioter
vast
invest in
thrust
40. Always wanting more food - money -...
transmit
repertoire
seclusion
greedy
41. Impressive
bigamy
marvelous
recall
consent
42. Relating to the earth
peripheral
expertise
terrestrial
grateful
43. Preparation and use of land for growing crops
cultivation
superiority
apparel
wretched
44. Make you become interested - wake someone
baffle
arouse
precede
daze
45. Measures taken beforehand -foresight
adequate
evade
precaution
robust
46. Reckless
heedless
relieve
trifle
wretched
47. Request - appeal
indigenous
lopsided
plea
follow on (to/from)
48. Force
eradicate
destitute (v)
precede
compel
49. Causing or showing fear -wonder or rspect
executive (n)
awesome
encroach
diner
50. Representative
calamity
expel (v)
delegate (n)
neutral