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IELTS Intermediate Professions and the Workplace Vocabulary Set 3 questions and answers.

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agenda (noun) A plan or list of items that should be done. bookseller (noun) A person who sells books for a living. certification (noun) The action of giving someone a certificate that officially proves something. curator (noun) One responsible for organising, exhibiting and overseeing a cultural institution such as a museum or gallery. economist (noun) An expert who deals with economics and other related fields. florist (noun) An individual who prepares and sells flowers mechanic (noun) A person who is tasked with the maintenance and repair of machines. operator (noun) A person who works controlling machinery. operator (noun) A person who works on a telephone company making an receiving calls. physicist (noun) A professional whose occupation specialises in the field of physics producer (noun) A person, factory, or business that manufactures goods or grows something. professional (noun) A person who is skilled and knowledgeable at a job. professional (adjective) Relating to a specific job or activity one is paid for and has a high level of skill in. promotion (noun) The advancement of an employee to a better position. sales (noun) The occupation of selling products or the part of a company that deals in selling products. secretary (noun) A person who performs administrative tasks, schedules meetings, and keeps records of meetings on behalf of another person, company, or organisation. specification (noun) Precise identification or description of something. supervise (verb) To oversee a particular action, task, or work, particularly to ensure it is done properly. technician (noun) A person who is well-versed in a machine or other object and who is able to fix or maintain it when needed. workshop (noun) A business or location where a product is made, often manually. agenda Which word has the following synonyms? plan, programme, timetable certification Which word has the following synonyms? certificate, assertation, declaration curator Which word has the following synonyms? administrator, conservator, custodian, director, guardian economist Which word has the following synonyms? financial expert mechanic Which word has the following synonyms? repairperson, technician, serviceperson operator Which word has the following synonyms? operant, engineer, technician physicist Which word has the following synonyms? scientist, expert. producer Which word has the following synonyms? maker, builder, manufacturer, creator professional Which word has the following synonyms? worker, expert professional Which word has the following synonyms? experienced, licenced, qualified, skillful, specialist promotion Which word has the following synonyms? advancement sales Which word has the following synonyms? business, selling, marketing secretary Which word has the following synonyms? assistant, clerk specification Which word has the following synonyms? blueprint, stipulation supervise Which word has the following synonyms? handle, oversee, manage technician Which word has the following synonyms? repairman, specialist, troubleshooter workshop Which word has the following synonyms? mill, plant, studio certification Which word has the following antonyms? disqualify, invalidate, disable mechanic Which word has the following antonyms? disassembler, dismantler


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