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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. Completely unexpected - and often very lucky
heedless
squeeze
fortify
miraculous
2. Anything use to tempt or attract a person or animal
blunder
bait
heedless
consider
3. Reckless
betray
apparel
heedless
contrivance
4. Grieve - feel or show sorrow for
starvation
ambush
enounce
mourn
5. Hug
embrace
maim
probe
revive
6. Equal in amount or value
equivalent
merit
tire out
valid
7. Rough -sharp
disorder
harsh
disaster
qualitative
8. A strong substance that can bend - which is around the joints in your body and in your outer ear
assess (v)
expel (v)
cease
cartilage
9. Exactly right
accurate
hinder
curriculum
moderate temperatures
10. Not sufficiently fed -malnourished
assemble
undernourished
excessive
odour
11. A noisy violent person who causes trouble by fighting
maternal
rash
hooligan
moderately
12. To behave in a silly and funny way
mob
authority
clown
broadcast
13. Terrible -frightful
horrid
show up
maim
be taken aback (by something)
14. Goodness - worth - value
absurd
apparel
relieve
merit
15. Give up - abandon
indigenous
dispute
surrender
vocation
16. Active strenghth or force
broadcast
comprehend
vigor
resist
17. Native
dash
mosquito
wobble
indigenous
18. Be destroyed - die
perish
conduct
blunder
despite
19. To gradually take more of someone's time - possessions - rights etc than you should
encroach
ambush
phony
wither
20. Combine or work together
comprehend
tire out
article
integrate
21. Bring before a court
defiant
matrimony
prosecute
pastime
22. A criminal - an outcast - an exile
juror
outlaw (n)
interpret
maternal
23. A runaway
infrastructure
fugitive
vaporize
disorder
24. A very bad situation that someone is in
plight (of)
superficial
paternal
juvenile
25. Fog -mist
unprecedented
vapor
legitimate
decree
26. A chemical or food that provides what is needed for plants or animals to live and grow
wretched
deteriorate
trifle
nutrient
27. Challenging
pledge
defiant
impaired
surpass
28. Cripple - disable - cause to loose an arm -leg or other parts of the body
maim
vacate
bully (n)
disaster
29. Most important and that needs attention before anything else
perish
priority
neutral
descend
30. Great - enormous
budget
vast
follow on (to/from)
utilize
31. Walker
pedestrian
rash
temperate
fortify
32. Speak - express
beckon
ambiguity
utter
delinquent
33. Ceremony of marriage
moderately
revise
matrimony
acknowledge
34. To breathe air into your nose noisily
rudimentary
device
sniff
arouse
35. Eat hungrily - absorb completely
plea
devour
prosper
merchandise
36. To completely stop something by making it illegal
ntamed
outlaw (v)
attentive
precede
37. Small amount - little bit
roam
trifle
bully (v)
inquiry
38. Feed
reform
nourish
outlaw (n)
deprive
39. Tricky - sly
crafty
matrimony
predict
weird
40. Contempt
ambiguity
scorn
commence
wretched
41. Easily broken - delicate
article
morsel
dweller
fragile
42. Supporter
manipulate
decree
bully (n)
advocate
43. Unreasoning fear
terrestrial
panic
emission
suspect (v)
44. A yard or park covered with grass
fauna
moderately
lawn
defect
45. Keeper -gaurd
acknowledge
brutal
warden
crucial
46. A woman who tried to gain the right to vote for women especially as a member of a group in Britain or the US in the early 20th century
defraud
jagged
outlaw (n)
suffragette
47. To completely get rid of something such as a disease or a social problem
mount
feeble
curriculum
eradicate
48. To hit or knock hard against sth
strike
fugitive
disorder
incur
49. Not as important as other things or people in a particular activity - idea - or situation
sneer
peripheral
degenerated
expertise
50. A trap
miserly
nruly
ambush
vulgar