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IELTS Interactive Self-Study - 200 Advanced Vocabulary Questions - Book 2. A Powerful Method To Learn The Vocabulary You Need. (PDFDrive)
IELTS Interactive Self-Study - 200 Advanced Vocabulary Questions - Book 2. A Powerful Method To Learn The Vocabulary You Need. (PDFDrive)
Interactive self-study
200 Advanced Vocabulary Questions
Book 2
Konstantinos Mylonas
Series Editors:
Dean Miller
Dorothy Whittington
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
INSTRUCTIONS
PRACTICE EXERCISE 1.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 2.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 3.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 4.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 5.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 6.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 7.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 8.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 9.
PRACTICE EXERCISE 10.
REVISION EXERCISE 1.
REVISION EXERCISE 2.
REVISION EXERCISE 3.
REVISION EXERCISE 4.
REVISION EXERCISE 5.
REVISION EXERCISE 6.
REVISION EXERCISE 7.
REVISION EXERCISE 8.
REVISION EXERCISE 9.
REVISION EXERCISE 10.
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INTRODUCTION
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Questions/ Book 2 is a simple but powerful method for vocabulary expansion.
INSTRUCTIONS
PRACTICE EXERCISE 1.
QUESTION - 1.1.
Most children’s books these days have __________ colour illustrations.
[=attractive]
(a) hunching
(b) despising
(c) enticing
(d) racking
(a) hunching
(b) despising
(c) ENTICING
(d) racking
(a) brand
(b) stray
(c) redeem
(d) stifle
(a) brand
(b) stray
(c) redeem
(d) STIFLE
(a) plummet
(b) wince
(c) chuck
(d) rig
(a) PLUMMET
(b) wince
(c) chuck
(d) rig
(a) emulated
(b) fended
(c) plummeted
(d) flocked
(a) emulated
(b) fended
(c) PLUMMETED
(d) flocked
(a) retain
(b) refrain
(c) curtail
(d) hamper
(a) RETAIN
(b) refrain
(c) curtail
(d) hamper
(a) strangled
(b) hampered
(c) attributed
(d) eluded
(a) strangled
(b) hampered
(c) ATTRIBUTED
(d) eluded
(a) engendered
(b) absconded
(c) twitched
(d) sprawled
(a) engendered
(b) ABSCONDED
(c) twitched
(d) sprawled
(a) dim
(b) flex
(c) smear
(d) deter
(a) dim
(b) flex
(c) smear
(d) DETER
(a) raking
(b) etching
(c) clattering
(d) assassinating
(a) raking
(b) etching
(c) CLATTERING
(d) assassinating
(a) fine
(b) abide
(c) ratify
(d) pioneer
(a) fine
(b) ABIDE
(c) ratify
(d) pioneer
(a) abiding
(b) smearing
(c) flexing
(d) bullying
(a) ABIDING
(b) smearing
(c) flexing
(d) bullying
(a) overlap
(b) augment
(c) gorge
(d) falter
(a) overlap
(b) augment
(c) GORGE
(d) falter
(a) undercut
(b) trickle
(c) infuse
(d) assert
(a) undercut
(b) trickle
(c) infuse
(d) ASSERT
(a) orbits
(b) repels
(c) pans
(d) relays
(a) orbits
(b) REPELS
(c) pans
(d) relays
(a) subsidised
(b) zipped
(c) overtaken
(d) flanked
(a) SUBSIDISED
(b) zipped
(c) overtaken
(d) flanked
(a) heed
(b) wail
(c) salvage
(d) vaccinate
(a) heed
(b) wail
(c) salvage
(d) VACCINATE
(a) lurch
(b) prune
(c) reaffirm
(d) heave
(a) lurch
(b) PRUNE
(c) reaffirm
(d) heave
(a) retaliate
(b) scurry
(c) dice
(d) hustle
(a) RETALIATE
(b) scurry
(c) dice
(d) hustle
(a) tensed
(b) boomed
(c) booted
(d) receded
(a) tensed
(b) boomed
(c) booted
(d) RECEDED
(a) paddle
(b) concur
(c) abolish
(d) orchestrate
(a) paddle
(b) concur
(c) ABOLISH
(d) orchestrate
QUESTION - 3.1.
The investment banker was charged with intent to ___________. [=deceive/
rob]
(a) inscribe
(b) defraud
(c) punctuate
(d) posit
(a) inscribe
(b) DEFRAUD
(c) punctuate
(d) posit
(a) retain
(b) refrain
(c) curtail
(d) hamper
(a) RETAIN
(b) refrain
(c) curtail
(d) hamper
(a) eradicate
(b) clog
(c) commence
(d) relinquish
(a) ERADICATE
(b) clog
(c) commence
(d) relinquish
(a) constrain
(b) override
(c) garnish
(d) mow
(a) CONSTRAIN
(b) override
(c) garnish
(d) mow
(a) grunted
(b) depicted
(c) imparted
(d) vibrated
(a) grunted
(b) DEPICTED
(c) imparted
(d) vibrated
(a) flinched
(b) endowed
(c) downplayed
(d) rallied
(a) flinched
(b) endowed
(c) downplayed
(d) RALLIED
(a) disseminating
(b) perspiring
(c) fretting
(d) flattering
(a) disseminating
(b) PERSPIRING
(c) fretting
(d) flattering
(a) espoused
(b) banded
(c) remedied
(d) plunged
(a) espoused
(b) banded
(c) remedied
(d) PLUNGED
(a) swoop
(b) smuggle
(c) underline
(d) relegate
(a) swoop
(b) SMUGGLE
(c) underline
(d) relegate
(a) snagging
(b) underpinning
(c) conspiring
(d) limping
(a) snagging
(b) UNDERPINNING
(c) conspiring
(d) limping
(a) disseminated
(b) conspired
(c) delegated
(d) relegated
(a) disseminated
(b) conspired
(c) DELEGATED
(d) relegated
(a) relayed
(b) scoured
(c) diluted
(d) ascended
(a) RELAYED
(b) scoured
(c) diluted
(d) ascended
(a) rustling
(b) overshadowing
(c) sighting
(d) quantifying
(a) RUSTLING
(b) overshadowing
(c) sighting
(d) quantifying
(a) tacked
(b) streaked
(c) reckoned
(d) acquitted
(a) tacked
(b) streaked
(c) RECKONED
(d) acquitted
(a) exploited
(b) denoted
(c) quantified
(d) ousted
(a) EXPLOITED
(b) denoted
(c) quantified
(d) ousted
(a) pedaled
(b) evaded
(c) ensued
(d) consented
(a) pedaled
(b) evaded
(c) ensued
(d) CONSENTED
(a) engulfs
(b) weds
(c) pedals
(d) relegates
(a) engulfs
(b) weds
(c) pedals
(d) RELEGATES
(a) encroached
(b) spiralled
(c) panted
(d) grieved
(a) ENCROACHED
(b) spiralled
(c) panted
(d) grieved
(a) harnesses
(b) grieves
(c) pants
(d) ranks
(a) harnesses
(b) grieves
(c) pants
(d) RANKS
(a) dissipated
(b) stiffened
(c) squashed
(d) waned
(a) dissipated
(b) stiffened
(c) SQUASHED
(d) waned
QUESTION - 5.1.
The seasoned athlete __________ the best performance in the regional
tournament. [=got/ gained/ achieved/ accomplished]
(a) attained
(b) weeded
(c) halved
(d) groped
(a) ATTAINED
(b) weeded
(c) halved
(d) groped
(a) clashed
(b) unsettled
(c) segregated
(d) engulfed
(a) clashed
(b) unsettled
(c) SEGREGATED
(d) engulfed
(a) ascertained
(b) wound
(c) juggled
(d) harnessed
(a) ascertained
(b) WOUND
(c) juggled
(d) harnessed
(a) blurted
(b) bulged
(c) burdened
(d) buckled
(a) blurted
(b) bulged
(c) burdened
(d) BUCKLED
(a) holler
(b) tow
(c) delude
(d) merit
(a) holler
(b) tow
(c) DELUDE
(d) merit
(a) deflected
(b) coerced
(c) affiliated
(d) elected
(a) deflected
(b) COERCED
(c) affiliated
(d) elected
(a) sheared
(b) horrified
(c) amplified
(d) captivated
(a) sheared
(b) horrified
(c) amplified
(d) CAPTIVATED
(a) rumbled
(b) permeated
(c) rotted
(d) straddled
(a) RUMBLED
(b) permeated
(c) rotted
(d) straddled
(a) recur
(b) scribble
(c) sling
(d) row
(a) RECUR
(b) scribble
(c) sling
(d) row
(a) acquaint
(b) bash
(c) coin
(d) curb
(a) acquaint
(b) bash
(c) coin
(d) CURB
(a) afflicted
(b) elapsed
(c) amassed
(d) traversed
(a) afflicted
(b) ELAPSED
(c) amassed
(d) traversed
(a) shade
(b) revel
(c) molest
(d) rehabilitate
(a) shade
(b) revel
(c) molest
(d) REHABILITATE
(a) rejoined
(b) contradicted
(c) crinkled
(d) gleamed
(a) rejoined
(b) CONTRADICTED
(c) crinkled
(d) gleamed
(a) scolding
(b) spluttering
(c) necessitating
(d) subtracting
(a) scolding
(b) SPLUTTERING
(c) necessitating
(d) subtracting
(a) groaned
(b) pounded
(c) frowned
(d) extracted
(a) GROANED
(b) pounded
(c) frowned
(d) extracted
(a) Haunting
(b) Broadcasting
(c) Contemplating
(d) Haggling
(a) Haunting
(b) Broadcasting
(c) Contemplating
(d) HAGGLING
(a) infected
(b) fueled
(c) detained
(d) betrayed
(a) infected
(b) fueled
(c) DETAINED
(d) betrayed
(a) evoked
(b) choked
(c) exacerbated
(d) offended
(a) evoked
(b) choked
(c) EXACERBATED
(d) offended
(a) updated
(b) confounded
(c) sparked
(d) speculated
(a) updated
(b) CONFOUNDED
(c) sparked
(d) speculated
(a) stroke
(b) preach
(c) deviate
(d) provoke
(a) stroke
(b) preach
(c) DEVIATE
(d) provoke
QUESTION - 7.1.
After a few seconds, the sugar completely _________ in the water. [=melted]
(a) induced
(b) designated
(c) centred
(d) dissolved
(a) induced
(b) designated
(c) centred
(d) DISSOLVED
(a) elaborate
(b) coordinate
(c) strive
(d) correlate
(a) ELABORATE
(b) coordinate
(c) strive
(d) correlate
(a) specified
(b) facilitated
(c) clarified
(d) enlisted
(a) specified
(b) FACILITATED
(c) clarified
(d) enlisted
(a) forge
(b) reside
(c) articulate
(d) lure
(a) FORGE
(b) reside
(c) articulate
(d) lure
(a) compiled
(b) accumulated
(c) furnished
(d) swelled
(a) compiled
(b) accumulated
(c) FURNISHED
(d) swelled
(a) resided
(b) tilted
(c) sprayed
(d) integrated
(a) resided
(b) tilted
(c) sprayed
(d) INTEGRATED
(a) elapsed
(b) weaved
(c) spitted
(d) intervened
(a) ELAPSED
(b) weaved
(c) spitted
(d) intervened
(a) stunned
(b) crept
(c) scrutinised
(d) retrieved
(a) stunned
(b) crept
(c) SCRUTINISED
(d) retrieved
(a) clutches
(b) devises
(c) retains
(d) confines
(a) clutches
(b) devises
(c) RETAINS
(d) confines
(a) upheld
(b) retrieved
(c) absconded
(d) stunned
(a) upheld
(b) retrieved
(c) ABSCONDED
(d) stunned
QUESTION - 8.1.
When my beloved mother died, her ashes were __________. [=thrown/ spread]
(a) implemented
(b) germinated
(c) scattered
(d) weighed
(a) implemented
(b) germinated
(c) SCATTERED
(d) weighed
(a) popped
(b) imposed
(c) clattered
(d) wrapped
(a) popped
(b) imposed
(c) CLATTERED
(d) wrapped
(a) abode
(b) snapped
(c) sled
(d) submitted
(a) ABODE
(b) snapped
(c) sled
(d) submitted
(a) shrug
(b) gorge
(c) flee
(d) owe
(a) shrug
(b) GORGE
(c) flee
(d) owe
(a) reinforce
(b) derive
(c) distinguish
(d) assert
(a) reinforce
(b) derive
(c) distinguish
(d) ASSERT
(a) subsidised
(b) attributed
(c) contented
(d) burst
(a) SUBSIDISED
(b) attributed
(c) contented
(d) burst
(a) resumed
(b) abolished
(c) resigned
(d) carved
(a) resumed
(b) ABOLISHED
(c) resigned
(d) carved
(a) rattling
(b) bouncing
(c) signaling
(d) ripping
(a) RATTLING
(b) bouncing
(c) signaling
(d) ripping
(a) leap
(b) endorse
(c) constrain
(d) drift
(a) leap
(b) endorse
(c) CONSTRAIN
(d) drift
(a) administer
(b) pitch
(c) advocate
(d) perspire
(a) administer
(b) pitch
(c) advocate
(d) PERSPIRE
QUESTION - 9.1.
After a few seconds, the sugar completely __________ in the water. [=melted]
(a) bound
(b) dissolved
(c) wandered
(d) fled
(a) bound
(b) DISSOLVED
(c) wandered
(d) fled
(a) derive
(b) defeat
(c) consult
(d) seize
(a) derive
(b) defeat
(c) CONSULT
(d) seize
(a) torment
(b) mesmerize
(c) confide
(d) glaze
(a) torment
(b) mesmerize
(c) CONFIDE
(d) glaze
(a) conduct
(b) plaster
(c) swerve
(d) bellow
(a) CONDUCT
(b) plaster
(c) swerve
(d) bellow
(a) compensates
(b) stows
(c) cranes
(d) sacks
(a) COMPENSATES
(b) stows
(c) cranes
(d) sacks
(a) clinched
(b) engraved
(c) snarled
(d) braced
(a) clinched
(b) engraved
(c) snarled
(d) BRACED
(a) amended
(b) brimmed
(c) evicted
(d) skewed
(a) AMENDED
(b) brimmed
(c) evicted
(d) skewed
(a) pervaded
(b) bowled
(c) instilled
(d) alleged
(a) pervaded
(b) bowled
(c) instilled
(d) ALLEGED
(a) adjust
(b) clamour
(c) crumple
(d) lug
(a) ADJUST
(b) clamour
(c) crumple
(d) lug
(a) saddled
(b) protruded
(c) adapted
(d) exhaled
(a) saddled
(b) protruded
(c) ADAPTED
(d) exhaled
(a) deliberate
(b) skew
(c) dissect
(d) account
(a) deliberate
(b) skew
(c) dissect
(d) ACCOUNT
(a) accommodate
(b) jolt
(c) supplant
(d) fuss
(a) ACCOMMODATE
(b) jolt
(c) supplant
(d) fuss
(a) burrowed
(b) bribed
(c) piped
(d) acclaimed
(a) burrowed
(b) bribed
(c) piped
(d) ACCLAIMED
(a) abused
(b) ditched
(c) audited
(d) squashed
(a) ABUSED
(b) ditched
(c) audited
(d) squashed
(a) meditated
(b) abused
(c) transpired
(d) saddened
(a) meditated
(b) ABUSED
(c) transpired
(d) saddened
(a) marshalled
(b) tethered
(c) adjourned
(d) counteracted
(a) marshalled
(b) tethered
(c) ADJOURNED
(d) counteracted
(a) jabbed
(b) concocted
(c) emerged
(d) withered
(a) jabbed
(b) concocted
(c) EMERGED
(d) withered
(a) confounds
(b) admonishes
(c) idles
(d) dazzles
(a) CONFOUNDS
(b) admonishes
(c) idles
(d) dazzles
(a) confounded
(b) polarised
(c) grossed
(d) replenished
(a) CONFOUNDED
(b) polarised
(c) grossed
(d) replenished
(a) agitated
(b) outfitted
(c) accrued
(d) exacerbated
(a) agitated
(b) outfitted
(c) accrued
(d) EXACERBATED
QUESTION - 3.1.
The investment banker was charged with intent to de___________. [=deceive/
rob]
QUESTION - 5.1.
The seasoned athlete at__________ the best performance in the regional
tournament. [=got/ gained/ achieved/ accomplished]
QUESTION - 7.1.
After a few seconds, the sugar completely di_________ in the water. [=melted]
QUESTION - 8.1.
When my beloved mother died, her ashes were sc__________. [=thrown/
spread]
QUESTION - 9.1.
After a few seconds, the sugar completely di__________ in the water.
[=melted]