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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. Coming before -earlier
marvelous
reveal
feeble
prior
2. Against
betray
inquiry
maim
tegen
3. A gas or other substance that is sent into the air
disclose
heedless
emission
navigation
4. Getting annoyed quickly or easily [= crabby]
irritable
jagged
rehabilitate
delegate (n)
5. Make better - improve by removing faults
evade
toil
valiant
reform
6. Blunder (while speaking) - make a mistake
stumble
observant
vulgar
blunder
7. Strive against -oppose
resist
valiant
disaster
pauper
8. Process in which you make a judgment
anticipate
assessment
probe
assemble
9. Very careful
beneficiary
squander
excel
cautious
10. Forbid by law or authority
prohibit
overstate
eliminate
ritual
11. Get up on
mount
jagged
mutate
chaos
12. An official rule or order
nurture
replicate
regulation
priority
13. An action - esp an official one
surrender
measure
vain attempts
ranch
14. A person or animal that lives in a particular place
suffrage
aforesaid
nruly
dweller
15. Goodness - worth - value
severity
pioneer
merit
deceive
16. Relating to the quality or standard of something rather than the quantity
inquiry
surpass
delinquent
qualitative
17. Signal by a motion of the hand or head
relieve
drastic
baffle
beckon
18. Putting on oil -grease or similar substance
obedience + to
lubricate
observant
disclose
19. Change -bring up to date
bewildered
revise
declare
sneer
20. Very basic
rudimentary
ntamed
exempt +from
unanimous
21. Extreme and sudden
calamity
beckon
drastic
vast
22. Illness
salute
vicissitudes
verify
disorder
23. To move with a quick sudden movement
prosper
dispute
jerk
sarcasm
24. A situation in which everything is happening in a confused way and nothing is organized or arranged in order
chills
chaos
sustain
hantom
25. Combine or work together
unprecedented
bully (v)
integrate
delegate (n)
26. Not looking/studying carefully
superficial
defiant
eradicate
priority
27. To move unsteadily from side to side - or make something do this
penalize
wretched
precedence
wobble
28. Someone who rides horses in races
warden
jockey (n)
suffragette
aforesaid
29. Gather together - bring together
curriculum
assemble
scrutinize
nruly
30. More than enough - very plentiful
abundant
homicide
reservation
elucidate
31. A feeling that someone or something is not important and deserves no respect
superiority
vicissitudes
contempt
pupil
32. A line [ - ] used in writing
ntamed
surrender
dash
detect
33. To behave in a silly and funny way
clown
vigor
resist
placebo
34. Make known
maternal
awesome
incentive
reveal
35. Young people who are not yet adults
vocation
juvenile
declare
legitimate
36. Relating to the earth
terrestrial
show up
contrivance
excessive
37. Native
ppropriate
forage for food
indigenous
lopsided
38. Win over to do or believe -convince
trifle
suspect (v)
thrifty
persuade
39. Bring back or come back to life or consciousness
audible
mosquito
revive
suspect (n)
40. Small group
placebo
squad
serpent
audible
41. Supporter
imprisonment
advocate
fortunate
venue
42. Cautious
revise
wary
thrust
pursue
43. Penetrate
encroach
pierce
delegate (n)
dweller
44. Sharp points sticking out
warden
jagged
revision of
sniff
45. The state of being in prison
valiant
bully (n)
imprisonment
ritual
46. Illtreat -maltreat
mistreat
arctic
executive (n)
pierce
47. Having no money - no food - no home
destitute (v)
temperate
salute
suspect (n)
48. Difficult - strict - or severe
stiff
linger
defraud
ariff
49. Someone who is hurt or killed in an accident or war
obedience + to
delinquency
sarcasm
casualty
50. Coarse and savage
valid
wither
nurture
brutal