IELTS Vocabulary Test Online

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To take the IELTS test, either for general or for academic, students must build strong vocabulary. Of course, the requirements may be different for various goals. For academic test-takers, who are planning to apply for top universities, we usually suggest them to prepare at least 10000 words before the test. Most of IELTS test takers are ESL (English as Second Language), obviously study and review a huge set of IELTS vocabulary isn't an easy job.

Clever guys leverage smart tools. Some great tools to study or review IELTS vocabulary are available online or offline. This app is one of them. It's a pure web app to evaluate your IELTS vocabulary level. The app has a built-in common level IELTS vocabulary of 1200 words, which are for IELTS test of both academic and general versions. It means you can launch IELTS vocabulary test online anytime, and don't worry about how to organize the test content or how to make the test sheet.

The basic feature of this app is to make IELTS word question sheets in dynamic and random. Then it shows the IELTS vocabulary test page to host question sheets and response online practice. It's a handy way for test-takers to check IELTS vocabulary skill. Besides, the app is as many IELTS online practice tools to offer lots of additional features. For example, you can save the result of each test to compare with previous data or even others' data. It indicates your level's progress and strengthens confidence in future IELTS test.

Showing dynamic question sheets and auto checking user's responses are the primary features of an online vocabulary test. No one ignores them, but don't miss other fantastic features that some are only in this app. The app is not only for test IELTS vocabulary; some students also use it to study and review words. When you try an online test sheet, you will get the correct answer if you failed a word. Meanwhile, you can choose to show an example sentence for each word. It's a convenient way to learn new words or review known words online.

By design, the app saves your test results on the cloud for further analyzing and comparing to run all functionalities. Thus, you should sign on at first to let your data store under your account. It's a free app. If you don't have an account yet, create one, then sign on, and run this handy IELTS vocabulary test app!
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bare
 
 
(1)
a.  E.g. Silent in bare feet, he swiftly crossed the cold marble floor, sliding into bed just as the door creaked open.
Select answer:
exciting, or tending to horror or fear; hideous
lacking the usual or appropriate covering or clothing
having or deserving glory; famous; characterized by great beauty and splendor; magnificent; wonderful
offensive to the sight; contrary to beauty; disagreeable aspect; unsightly
less advanced in age than another; younger; lower in standing or in rank
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ceremony
 
 
(2)
n.  E.g. A swearing in ceremony is set for this afternoon for a man who will replace the late Senator Ted Kennedy.
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room for baby; area in a household set apart for the use of children
name written in own handwriting
quality of being secluded from view of others; condition of being hidden
formal act or set of acts performed as prescribed by ritual or custom
represent; advantage, benefit, interest of someone
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cooperate
 
 
(3)
v.  E.g. The best way to get Pakistan to cooperate is to find the reasons why it is so keen to retain influence in Afghanistan and try to meet its concerns.
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draw fluid or gas by pressure or suction; supply in great quantities
inquire into; attempt to find out in scientific manner
emit recurring clicking sounds; do well or as designed
follow in; go in search of or hunt for
work or act together toward a common end or purpose
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defeat
 
 
(4)
v.  E.g. Internal conflicts defeat the purpose of teamwork.
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strike with repeated strokes, as with a strap or rod; lash
eat light informal meal; eat lightly
disfigure; destroy; frustrate; overcome or vanquish; resist with
upset; bother; trouble emotionally or mentally; put out of order; disarrange
have doubts about; distrust
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forward
 
 
(5)
ad.  E.g. They went slowly forward in the mud and trusted they would get there in time.
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improbable; has little chance of being the case or coming about
difficult to analyze or understand
of lesser importance or stature or rank; not of legal age; limited in size or scope
having or showing excessive or compulsive concern; influenced or controlled by a powerful force
at or to or toward the front; toward the future
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hike
 
 
(6)
v.  E.g. We plan to hike the Rockies this summer.
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take or grasp suddenly; snatch; capture
get or find back; regain a former condition
contend for; call in question; oppose; dispute
long walk usually for exercise or pleasure
shield away from; prevent
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laundry
 
 
(7)
n.  E.g. During the gold rush era, our town's laundry seemed innocent enough.
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nutritional plan; nourishment; a prescribed selection of foods
a set of clothing, often with accessories; a set of tools or equipment for a specialized purpose
washing; workplace where clothes are washed and ironed
example that is cited to prove a contention or illustrate a point; case or occurrence
ability to comprehend; understand and profit from experience; intellect; power of cognition
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motive
 
 
(8)
n.  E.g. Pat's main motive is to keep the racial divide alive.
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a group of people who try to influence legislation; hall; room; a large entrance or reception room or area
any distinct time period in a sequence of events; stage
unspecified objects; tangible substance
emotion, desire, physiological need; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior
allusion; clue; brief or indirect suggestion
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recall
 
 
(9)
v.  E.g. This part of the brain doesn't develop fully until about the age of four, which could explain why memories of early childhood are difficult to recall.
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eradicate; abolish; rule out
remember; call back; cause to be returned
set firmly; throw, usually with careful aim; discard by throwing
shine with an intense or white heat; give forth vivid light and heat; exhibit a strong, bright color
solidify; guarantee; convince
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scan
 
 
(10)
v.  E.g. He was taken back into the operating theatre after a brain scan revealed a rise in pressure inside his cranium and more bleeding.
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make a wide, sweeping search of; examine
pierce painfully with sharp pointed structure or organ; cause to suffer keenly in the mind or feelings
do punishment in return for injury or insult; avenge
cite or repeat a passage from; repeat or copy the words of another
move slowly; move stealthily or cautiously
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stress
 
 
(11)
n.  E.g. He presided over the economy during the period of its greatest stress and danger.
Select answer:
flat surface on which money is counted, business is transacted; one that is an opposite
place for the burial; death or extinction
groups of cells that make particular parts of the body; soft thin paper
put special emphasis on; utter with an accent; state of extreme difficulty, pressure, or strain
automobile; means of conveying; medium
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thoughtful
 
 
(12)
a.  E.g. I would say Americans are more thoughtful about foreign policy and domestic policy.
Select answer:
considerate; having intellectual depth; giving close attention
by moving in or forming a circle; from beginning to end; throughout; to a specific place or person
treated with confidence; trusted in; trustworthy; secret
ultimately; in the final result or issue; in the end
authentic; real; true
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