102. IELTS Minh Huong Vocabulary booster (Cambridge 16, test 1, reading 1)

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What does the term "universal" mean?

Worldwide, general, common

What is the meaning of "appeal"?

Charm, attraction, interest

Define "superior".

Excellent, high-class, top-quality, exclusive

What does "sequence" refer to?

Order, arrange, structure

What is meant by "chronological"?

Sequential, consecutive, linear

What is a "norm"?

Standard, rule, custom

What does it mean to "perceive"?

See, understand, identify, recognize

What does "browse" mean?

Surf, look, glance

Define "sample".

Test, try, taste, experiment

What does it mean to "spot"?

See, notice, recognize

What is "complexity"?

Difficulty, intricacy, complication involved

Define "possibility".

Likelihood, opportunity, prospect

What does "analysis" mean?

Study, investigation, examination, scrutiny

What is a "process"?

Procedure, course, development, progression

What does it mean to "intend"?

Mean, aim, propose, plan

Define "collateral".

Relating to something or happening as a result of it, but not as important

What does "various" mean?

Numerous, many, several, countless

Define "straightforward".

Simple and easy to understand

What is the meaning of "purpose"?

Intention, aim, objective

What is the meaning of the term "purpose"?

Intention, aim, objective

What does "atrophy" mean?

Weaken, shrivel, degenerate, deteriorate

What is the synonym for "equally"?

Evenly, equivalently, alike

What does it mean to "navigate"?

Direct, steer, circumnavigate

What is the definition of "constant"?

Frequent, persistent, recurrent, continual

What does "bombardment" refer to?

Attack, offensive, assault

What does it mean to "incentivize"?

To give someone a reason to do something, especially by offering them a reward

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Explore essential vocabulary terms and their synonyms to enhance your communication skills. Learn about words like "universal," "superior," and "analysis" to improve clarity and expressiveness in your writing and speech.

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1. What is the meaning of 'universal'?

A temporary, fleeting, short-term B worldwide, general, common C local, specific, individual D exclusive, unique, rare

2. Which word means 'charm, attraction, interest'?

A superior B norm C appeal D sequence

3. What does 'superior' mean?

A average, mediocre, standard B inferior, low-quality, poor C common, ordinary, usual D excellent, high-class, top-quality, exclusive

4. What is the meaning of 'chronological'?

A sporadic, intermittent, irregular B sequential, consecutive, linear C random, unordered, haphazard D simultaneous, concurrent, parallel

5. Which word means 'standard, rule, custom'?

A perceive B sequence C appeal D norm

6. What is the meaning of 'perceive'?

A see, understand, identify, recognize B create, invent, design C destroy, ruin, demolish D ignore, overlook, disregard

7. Which word means 'surf, look, glance'?

A analyze, examine, scrutinize B browse C build, construct, assemble D ignore, neglect, avoid

8. What does 'sample' mean?

A create, invent, design B test, try, taste, experiment C ignore, overlook, disregard D destroy, ruin, demolish

9. What is the meaning of 'spot'?

A see, notice, recognize B destroy, ruin, demolish C create, invent, design D ignore, overlook, disregard

10. Which word means 'difficulty, intricacy, complication involved'?

A complexity B possibility, likelihood, opportunity C simplicity, ease, straightforwardness D analysis, study, examination

11. What is the meaning of 'purpose'?

A direct, steer, circumnavigate B intention, aim, objective C weaken, shrivel, degenerate D frequent, persistent, recurrent

12. Which word means 'weaken, shrivel, degenerate'?

A frequent, persistent, recurrent B evenly, equivalently, alike C atrophy D intention, aim, objective

13. What is the meaning of 'analysis'?

A intention, aim, objective B study, investigation, examination, scrutiny C procedure, course, development, progression D numerous, many, several, countless

14. Which word means 'procedure, course, development, progression'?

A intention, aim, objective B process C study, investigation, examination, scrutiny D simple and easy to understand

15. What does 'intend' mean?

A mean, aim, propose, plan B relating to something or happening as a result of it, but not as important C sequential, consecutive, linear D numerous, many, several, countless

16. What is the meaning of 'collateral'?

A see, understand, identify, recognize B relating to something or happening as a result of it, but not as important C mean, aim, propose, plan D intention, aim, objective

17. Which word means 'numerous, many, several, countless'?

A study, investigation, examination, scrutiny B procedure, course, development, progression C simple and easy to understand D various

18. What does 'equally' mean?

A evenly, equivalently, alike B direct, steer, circumnavigate C weaken, shrivel, degenerate D frequent, persistent, recurrent

19. What is the meaning of 'navigate'?

A direct, steer, circumnavigate B frequent, persistent, recurrent C intention, aim, objective D evenly, equivalently, alike

20. Which word means 'frequent, persistent, recurrent'?

A constant B direct, steer, circumnavigate C weaken, shrivel, degenerate D intention, aim, objective

21. What is the meaning of 'sequence'?

A frequent, persistent, recurrent B direct, steer, circumnavigate C study, investigation, examination D order, arrange, structure

22. Which word means 'simple and easy to understand'?

A numerous, many, several B straightforward C weaken, shrivel, degenerate D frequent, persistent, recurrent

23. What does 'possibility' mean?

A order, arrange, structure B study, investigation, examination C likelihood, opportunity, prospect D frequent, persistent, recurrent

24. What is the meaning of 'bombardment'?

A attack, offensive, assault B direct, steer, circumnavigate C study, investigation, examination D numerous, many, several

25. Which word means 'to give someone a reason to do something'?

A frequent, persistent, recurrent B order, arrange, structure C study, investigation, examination D incentivize