IELTS Advanced Education and Knowledge Vocabulary Set 3 questions and answers

(noun) An extension added to a word in order to give it grammatical or semantic meaning. affix 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To judge the value, quality, importance, or performance of something. appraise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) The process of forming a logical conclusion based on available information. deduction 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Capable of being justified or supported with argument or evidence. defensible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To discover information or other form of knowledge to others; to expose. disclose 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) One's area of expertise and interest. domain 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To ask about something or someone; to make an enquiry. enquire 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Exploring or finding out options and information. exploratory 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To understand the problem, idea, or issue after a lot of thought. fathom 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Lacks logic and common sense. illogical 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Able to be comprehended or of being reasonable. intelligible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To consider or think about something carefully and deliberately. ponder 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Used to describe someone who is skilled in doing something. proficient 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) The act of expressing or reciting something out loud from memory. recitation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A field, skills, or area which someone has studied and in which he excels specialty 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) Making an educated guess to explain the existence of a phenomenon. theorise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Showing a lack of education or experience. unsophisticated 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? evaluate, examine, grade, assess, audit appraise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? conclusion, inference, assumption, reasoning deduction 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? justifiable, tenable, arguable, plausible, condonable defensible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? admit, reveal, reveal, uncover, unveil disclose 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? field, area, sphere domain 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? ask, question, inquire, interrogate, query enquire 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? seeking, inquiring, fact-finding exploratory 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? comprehend, figure out, grasp fathom 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? irrational, unsound, unreasonable, absurd illogical 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? clear, coherent, understandable intelligible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? consider, contemplate, reflect, meditate, muse ponder 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? adept, capable, skillful proficient 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? declamation, narration recitation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? hobby, major, masterpiece, profession specialty 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? speculate, project, formulate, guess, suggest theorise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? simple, uncomplicated, uneducated unsophisticated 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? indefensible, improbable, irrational, unbelievable, unlikely defensible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? conceal, cover, deniy, disavow, keep quiet. disclose 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? answer, reponse, reply enquire 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? misinterpret, misunderstand, guess fathom 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? logical, reasonable, sensible illogical 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? confusing, ambiguous, obscure intelligible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? ignore, neglect, forget, abandon, disregard ponder 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? immature, inexperienced, unskillful proficient 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? calculate, measure theorise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? sophisticated, scholarly, erudite unsophisticated 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS An _____ is called a prefix if it comes at the beginning of the word, such as un- in the word unnnecessary. affix 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS The estate agent arrived to _____ the value of the property so an accurate selling price could be determined. appraise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS After looking at all the evidence, the detective arrived at the _____ that the maid was the killer. deduction 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS His actions were _____ given the circumstances. defensible 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS We will not _____ the name of the burglar to the public. disclose 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS This topic is outside of my _____. So, I can't really talk about it. domain 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS I should _____ why I was fired yesterday. enquire 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS The congressman is starting an _____ committee to see if there is any interest in him running for senator. exploratory 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS I cannot _____ what they are talking about. fathom 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Your answers are _____, and I believe that this isn't enough for a passing grade. illogical 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS