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IELTS Advanced Politics, Government, and Society Vocabulary Set 1 questions and answers.

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(noun) The political state of a place where society abandons governmental rule. anarchy 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To liken, adjust or become similar. assimilate 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A union or organisation of groups or sovereign states working together for a common purpose. confederation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) The process by which control over activities is given to various authorities rather than a single one. decentralisation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) Of or relating to the statistical characteristics and structure of human populations. demographic 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) A group of people who belong to a specific category or sector. demographic 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A political system where one ruler has absolute power which they express in a cruel manner. despotism 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) An area controlled by an individual or an organisation. domain 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) The state of being knighted by a British king or queen. knighthood 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Having the authority to enact laws. legislative 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A person whose job is to pass laws. legislator 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To remove or lessen restrictions (usually political or economic). liberalise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) Set of conditions that provide a system in which things can grow. matrix 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) Someone who is a strong supporter of something. partisan 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (verb) To hand power from the state to the private sector. privatise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) An officicial investigation or inquiry. probe 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) A political system which advocates for social and economic equality. socialism 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (adjective) Extending through multiple nations. transnational 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS (noun) The act of betrayal. treachery 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? chaos, confusion, disorder, lawlessness anarchy 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? liken, integrate, incorporate, acclimatise assimilate 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? alliance, coalition confederation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? fragmentation, delegation decentralisation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? population, group, bracket, category demographic 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? authoritarianism, autocracy, tyranny despotism 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? realm, kingdom, empire, dominion, territory domain 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? congressional, parliamentary, senatorial legislative 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? lawmaker, representative, senator legislator 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? relax, loosen, lessen, slacken liberalise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? condition, position, situation matrix 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? supporter, follower, devotee partisan 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? research, exploration, inquest probe 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? liberalism, radicalism, leftism socialism 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following synonyms? betrayal, turning on, infidelity, treason treachery 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? calm, harmony, order, system anarchy 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? reject, exclude, dissimilate assimilate 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonym? democracy despotism 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? criminal, lawbreaker, gangster legislator 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? tighten, strengthen liberalise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? nationalise, make public privatise 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? neoconservatism, conservatism, illiberalism socialism 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Which word has the following antonyms? loyalty, reliability, faithfulness, devotion treachery 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS After the downfall of the government, the state went into ______. anarchy 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS Immigrants can sometimes have a difficult time _____ to a new country. assimilating 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS The countries formed a _____ to enable trade relations. confederation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS _____ ensures local people have a voice. decentralisation 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS The government agency released a report on _____ trends. demographic 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS These magazines are targeted towards the young _____. demographic 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS The _____ of the country drove the citizens to despair. despotism 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS The king expanded his _____ during the conquest. domain 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS The legendary singer Elton John received a _____ from Queen Elizabeth II for his major contributions to music and charity work. knighthood 3 MULTIPLE CHOICE OPTIONS


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