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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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1. Follow - proceed along
surge
vaporize
pursue
befall
2. A common river-fish
exempt +from
trout
bewildered
suffragette
3. The subjects that are taught by a school - college etc
curriculum
blunder
scrutinize
integrate
4. Smell
jockey (n)
odour
extract
grateful
5. Preparation and use of land for growing crops
cultivation
bait
greedy
arctic
6. A feeling that someone or something is not important and deserves no respect
implement
rioter
relieve
contempt
7. The state of being in prison
ambush
lessen (v)
vaporize
imprisonment
8. Search into - investigate - examine
probe
salute
aggravate
expertise
9. Freight - the goods that are being carried in a ship or plane
predict
prohibit
miserly
cargo
10. Wander
roam
weary
pupil
disregard
11. Threat
revive
miser
menace
revision of
12. Too hasty or careless
harsh
rash
hantom
convict (v)
13. A member of a jury
linger
fine (v)
cargo
juror
14. A question you ask in order to get information
wretched
encroach
drastic
inquiry
15. Misfortune - disaster
deceive
calamity
tire out
sneer
16. To remember
unanimous
fare
undernourished
recall
17. An action - esp an official one
unanimous
pupil
measure
integrate
18. Get into or through
chills
odour
menace
penetrate
19. Poor person
disclose
compel
pauper
expel (v)
20. Be successfull - have good fortune
evolution
juvenile
embrace
prosper
21. Combine or work together
Anarchy
miser
casualty
integrate
22. Make stronger
fortify
pupil
indifference
neutral
23. A ship - especially a military one - that can stay under water
reservation
homicide
prosecute
submarine
24. The education and care that you are given as a child - and the way it affects your later development and attitudes
swiftly
nurture
elucidate
trifle
25. Speak - express
vain
implement
utter
ambition
26. Forbid by law or authority
impaired
harsh
evade
prohibit
27. Starvation
pierce
encroach
accurate
famine
28. A trap
obstacle
ambush
plea
betray
29. Make better - improve by removing faults
ignite
abundant
reform
roam
30. Goods that are carried by ship - train - or aircraft - and the system of moving these goods
resist
delegate (n)
bait
freight
31. Contempt
extravagant
scorn
impairment
invest in
32. If become drier and smaller and start to die
mosquito
wither
outlaw (n)
scowl
33. Customer
client
vain
pierce
lopsided
34. Based on reasons rather than emotions [≠irrational]
pessimistic
rational
superiority
juror
35. Change -bring up to date
heal
wobble
revise
predict
36. Handle or treat skillfully
scorn
manipulate
vacate
broadcast
37. Light and quick
vulgar
implement
nimble
merit
38. Set on fire
ignite
venue
manipulate
wither
39. Sth that makes it difficult to achieve sth
obstacle
merit
elucidate
compensate
40. Not affected by something - or not having to do it or pay it
rudimentary
exempt from
broadcast
matrimony
41. To explain the meaning of something
thrifty
unanimous
sarcasm
interpret
42. Relating to the earth
terrestrial
swell
neutral
ingenious
43. Make less - reduce the pain of - replace
relieve
squander
submarine
qualified
44. Difficult - strict - or severe
transmit
unprecedented
livelihood
stiff
45. Supported by law or authority
wither
fare
valid
forage for food
46. Typical of the way a good mother behaves or feels
strike
delinquent
maternal
nourish
47. The basic systems and structures that a country or organization needs in order to work properly - for example roads - railways - banks etc:
infrastructure
occupation
be taken aback (by something)
pierce
48. Illegal or immoral behaviour or actions - especially by young people
envy
beneficiary
delinquency
utter
49. To disobey or do something against an official law
proceed
commend
temperate
violate
50. Goods
merchandise
impaired
slender
defect