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IELTS READING VOCABULARY BOOKLET 9

IELTS READING VOCABULARY BOOKLET 9
(CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH IELTS)
TEST: 1         PASSAGE: 1            William Henry Perkin
Curiosity        prompt           stumble          enthusiasm                immerse         talent
Devotion        perceive         eminent          enrolment                  breakthrough
Fame               fortune           viable             substitute                   pupil               challenge
Mysterious    excretion       fierce              objection                   mentor            plentiful
Clamor           recognize       employed       immediately              refer                set up
Invent             fashionable   targeted          associated
PASSAGE: 2                        Is There Anybody Out There?
Haunt                         brink               acronym         determined                attempt           nearby
Likelihood     assumption    civilization    primary                      curiosity        evolve
Foster             lifeform          cog                  horizon                      resemble        appropriate
Response       survival          threat              yet                               cause              serious
Consideration                       resemble        restrict                        joint                seeking
Terrestrial      assumption    arise                seem                           life bearing    traverse
Expectancy   overcome       criticism         promptly
PASSAGE: 3            The History of Tortoise                                
Enough           evolutionary                                     parched                      desert             reptiles
Dense             transition       mammal         invasion                     migration       redesign
Aspect            abandon         ancient           hard-earned               incarnation    vertebrate
Descendent   apparently     aquatic           significant                 re-emerge        mentioned
Feature           habitat                        appearance    examined                   adopt
TEST: 2         PASSAGE: 1            no title is given
Impairment    deficit             impact                        detrimental                consequence            
Preliminary   acoustics        imperative     regulation                  echoing          ventilation
Exacerbate    reverberation                        vulnerable                 autism                        discrepancies
Stimuli           promulgate    estimated       provide                      intrusive        sustain
Screen out     distraction     isolate                        penetrate                    optimism        initiate
Proportion     promote         thorough        undiagnosed              embark           wide ranging
Vitally            formulate       own                 hypothesis                 upset
PASSAGE: 2                        Venus in Transit
Transit            rare                 accuracy        explorer                     polymath       desolate
Differ             ultimate          scale               determine                  predict            survive
Sympathy      thwarted         besieging       undaunted                 dispiriting      precise
Smear             obtain                         dogged           vital                            overcome       supersede
Breakthrough                                    fair degree     extend                                    prevent           witness
Spectacle       potential        suspect
PASSAGE: 3                        A Neuroscientist Reveals How to Think Differently
Decade           traced             innovation     briefly                                    hard wired     conjecture
Trigger           regions           alienation      implies                       perception     intelligence
Naysayers      curse               potential        impediment               phobias          convince
Asset              revolutionary                                    realization                 limitation       constraints
Senses                        bombard        inhibit            variant                        intertwined    crucial
March             suffer              evolve                        impede                       novelty           willingness
Uncertainty   reveal             expression     cause                          confront         pitfalls
Plague                        embrace         avoid              however                     ridicule          identity
Relies                         conscious     
TEST: 3         PASSAGE: 1            Attitudes to Language
Systematic     objective        debate                        deteriorates               invective        polemic
Exempt           prescriptivism                       inherently                  imposed         ought
Propound       chaos              reliance          half measures            concern          diversity
Halt                 tenet               extreme          elitist                          occur              still
Exist               appear                        misrepresent                                                 evaluation     argue
Describe        certain                        discredit
PASSAGE: 2            Tidal Power                                                                        
Predict            prospect         ailing              subsidiary                  slight              vicinity
Extent             self-sufficient                       sustainable                potential        robust
Comparatively                      significant     abandoned                 hostile            indented
Attempt          operating       earner             commercial               cavitation      reference
PASSAGE: 3            Information Theory
Fundamental                                     enable            major                          impact                        foundation
Rapidly          concert           random           precision                    feats                redundant
Fame               probe              spectacular    soar                             one-way         acclaim         
Down-to-earth                      basic               intact                          error-free       stunningly    
Ambiguous    omitted           exposure        brink                           far beyond     faint
Entire             prestige          capture           interfere                     ravage            crumple
Compression                         anticipate       switchover                 triumph          gadgets
Breakthrough                        inveigle          precise                       vague              genuine
Crucial           crisp               cram
TEST: 4         PASSAGE: 1                        The Life and Work of Marie Curie
Probably        prodigious     pupils             henceforth                 campaign       intense
Exposure       ever                significance   discovery                   isolation         inauguration
Abundant       subsequent    twice               following                   demonstrations        
Triumphant   outstanding   existence       recognition                remarkable    phenomenon
Blow               journey          accumulate    decisive                     suffer
PASSAGE: 2                        Young Children’s Sense of Identity
Sense              identity          recognition    awareness                  mimic             empirical
Derive                        contingent     tug-of-war     aggressive                  emergence     distinction    
Aspect            emerge           vocalization scarce                         inextricably   cue
Ownership     link                 somewhat      contemporaries         labelled          infant 
Contingent     acquire           arise                display                       limitation       dispute
Feature           debate                        various           explore                       reflection       colleague
Milestone      longitudinal
PASSAGE: 3            The Development of Museums 
Conviction    regardless      criticize          showcase                   relics              artefacts
Intolerable     re-enactment                         infallible                    altered            vulgarization
Testimony     veracity          opinion          endure                                    vivid               virtual
Inevitable      transitory       premise          fantasy                       distinction     enormous      
Lifespan         era                   undergo          gradually                   desert             dwelling
Stroll              primarily        authentic        bias                             furnishings    notion
Perception     intended
                                   


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