IELTS WRITING - Vocabulary

Multiple Choice

Find the appropriate meaning of "to detail"

• By type

• Show

• A lot more than

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Find the appropriate meaning to "sales"

• How much was sold

• much more common

• increase of sold products

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Find the appropriate meaning to "bookseller"

• Person who writes books

• person who reads books

• person who sells books

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Find the appropriate meaning of "according to genre".

• by female or male

• by type

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Find the appropriate meaning of "looking from an overall perspective [...]"

• Generally speaking

• From my point of view

Multiple Choice

Find the appropriate meaning of "adult fiction

Multiple Select

Find the MOST appropriate meaning of "Most popular"

TWO ANSWERS

• Kind of successful

• Liked or enjoyed by many people

• A few people like the item(s) or people

• Much more common

Multiple Choice

Find the appropriate meaning of "at the expense of"

• to the detriment of

• this person will pay

• it's an expensive product

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Find the appropriate meaning of "declined in"

• decreased

• turned off

• switched off

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Find the most appropriate synonym of "popularity"

• reputation

• prevalence

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Biography

• Books about a person

• When people write a book about themselves

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Children's fiction

• Kid books

• Kid's books

• Kids' books

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Relatively equal proportion

• Kind of the same

• They're both big

• The total amount

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Leading at

• Highest at

• Higher than

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Respectively

• For everybody

• For each

• Respecting others

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In the final year surveyed

• The last year tried

• The last year detailed

• The last year acquired

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Remaining

• left over

• the other portion

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Dramatic drops

• huge decreases

• There's drama in the story

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surged

• Grew a little bit

• G

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Compensated for

• give someone something, typically money, in recognition of loss

• Buying something for someone for no reason.