IELTS Advanced Describing Qualities Vocabulary Set 6 questions and answers.

(noun) Something that differs from the standard, often in a weird and disturbing manner. aberration 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Officially proven to be of a certain status or holding specific achievements. accredited 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) A spacious room with enough air and light. airy 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Used to describe something great and relevant for a particular situation. appreciable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A certain quality or characteristic of someone or something. attribute 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To make a situation more complicated or difficult. compound 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Being oppositional or antagonistic. contradictory 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Something that definitely deserves praise and recognition but could be better. creditable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Describes something or someone cautious so that doesn't attract attention and is able to keep secrets. discreet 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Referring to something that does not easily break. durable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Not efficient and capable of producing a result; that has no purpose. futile 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Without faults; existing in perfection. impeccable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) An inability to stay one way; frequent failure. inconsistency 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) An optical illusion as a result of hot air in the desert causing objects to appear that aren't really there. mirage 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To behave inappropriately. misbehave 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Boring because it is so ordinary. mundane 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Unwanted or bad that is thriving or uncontrolled. rampant 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Can be detached or separated easily. removable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) The highest quality. superlative 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Characterised by turmoil and confusion. turbulent 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? oddity, deviation, distortion aberration 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? approved, authenticated accredited 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? apparent, distinct, relevant appreciable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? aspect, characteristic, quality attribute 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? exacerbate, intensify, worsen compound 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? antithetical, conflicting, incompatible, paradoxical contradictory 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? admirable, respectable, decent creditable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? prudent, wise discreet 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? lasting, reliable, stable, strong, tenacious durable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? impractical, ineffective, ineffectual, insufficient futile 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? immaculate, exquisite, flawless, perfect impeccable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? variance, fluctuation, vacillation, wavering inconsistency 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? illusion, hallucination, apparition mirage 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? act up, disobay, be naughty misbehave 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? dull, banal, boring, prosaic mundane 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? widespread, out of control, unrestrained rampant 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonym? detachable removable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? best, excellent, superior superlative 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? stormy, tempestuous, rough, tumultuous, chaotic turbulent 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? conformity, regularity, norm aberration 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? ambiguous, common, doubtful appreciable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? improve, alleviate compound 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? consonant, harmonious, agreeming, conforming contradictory 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? bad, dishonourable, unworthy creditable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? indiscreet, imprudent discreet 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? unreliable, weak, fragile durable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? effective, fruitful, helpful, productive, profitable futile 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? flawed, imperfect, corrupt, defective impeccable 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? consistency, constancy, trustworthiness, reliability inconsistency 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS