WorksheetsIELTS Academic Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A scholar is someone who…
Enjoys reading novels
Studies a subject deeply, usually in academia
Teaches sports at school
Works in a library
Curriculum refers to…
A list of classroom rules
The complete set of subjects taught in a school
A collection of textbooks
A type of exam
A prerequisite course is…
Optional
Must be taken before another advanced course
Only for top students
Taken after graduation
Plagiarism means…
Editing your work
Copying someone’s work without credit
Working in a group
Taking notes in class
A lecture hall is…
A small classroom
A large room used for university courses
A teacher’s office
A student dormitory
Overtime refers to…
Working fewer hours
Working extra hours beyond the normal schedule
Arriving late to work
Working from home
Promotion means…
Moving to a lower position
Getting a higher position or better job level
Working in a different building
Changing to a new company
A colleague is…
A customer
Someone you work with
Someone who hires you
A job applicant
Networking means…
Repairing computers
Building professional relationships
Attending job interviews
Working in teams
A resignation is…
A request for higher salary
An official statement of leaving a job
A job promotion
A training session
Bandwidth refers to…
The width of a screen
The amount of data that can be transmitted
A speaker system
A type of battery
Encryption is a process of…
Making data unreadable for protection
Printing digital text
Slowing down the internet
Copying files
A malware is…
A graphic design program
Software created to harm devices
A file storage tool
A mobile app store
Cloud storage means…
Saving data on a USB
Saving data on physical documents
Saving data online on remote servers
Saving data on a DVD
Debugging refers to…
Removing errors from a software program
Installing new apps
Upgrading hardware
Recharging devices
Itinerary means…
A list of hotel prices
A detailed travel schedule
A map of a country
A passport renewal form
A transit visa is needed when…
You stay for months
You pass through a country briefly
You work abroad
You study abroad
Peak season refers to…
The cheapest time to travel
The most crowded travel period
Winter season
Rainy season
Accommodation refers to…
A type of tourist meal
A place where you stay while traveling
A bus ticket
A tour guide fee
A souvenir is…
A travel document
A small gift reminding you of a trip
A type of transportation
A hotel service
Carbon footprint means…
Footprints found in the soil
The amount of carbon gases a person releases
A type of eco-friendly shoe
The weight of carbon in air
Preservation means…
Destroying animals
Protecting nature from damage
Cutting down trees
Building new factories
Sustainable refers to…
Long-lasting and environmentally friendly
Expensive but effective
Made of metal
Difficult to recycle
Extinction means…
Species moving to another area
Species decreasing
Species disappear completely
Species becoming stronger
Pollutant is…
A clean gas
Something that makes air, water, or land dirty
A natural resource
A recycling center
Cuisine refers to…
A cooking tool
A style of cooking from a specific country
A food allergy
A dessert type
Nutritious means…
Tasty but unhealthy
High in vitamins and healthy
Only for athletes
Very expensive
Beverage means…
Any type of drink
A spicy sauce
A type of bread
A vegetable
Fermented food is…
Fried in oil
Preserved through natural chemical processes
Cooked in an oven
Frozen for months
Portion refers to…
A cooking method
The amount of food served
The type of plate
A restaurant job
Symptoms are…
Medicines you buy
Signs of an illness
Hospital documents
Forms of exercise
A balanced diet means…
Eating only vegetables
Eating a variety of foods in the right amounts
Eating junk food sometimes
Eating once a day
Metabolism refers to…
How fast your body burns energy
The weight of your body
A type of diet program
The size of your muscles
Chronic illness means…
Short-term
Long-lasting
Not serious
Only in children
Well-being means…
How much money you have
Your overall physical and mental health
Your job position
Your social status
Endurance refers to…
How far you can jump
The ability to stay active for a long time
Running very fast for a short time
Playing only team sports
Referee is a person who…
Coaches players
Repairs sports equipment
Makes decisions and enforces rules in a game
Manages the stadium
Warm-up is…
Training after the match
Exercises before the main activity
Drinking water
Cooling the body
Spectator means…
Someone who sells tickets
Someone who watches a sports event
Someone who trains athletes
Someone who massages players
Athletic performance refers to…
A player’s ability and skill in sports
A coach’s speech
A team meeting
A match schedule
A heritage site is…
A new building
A place protected for historical or cultural importance
A school museum
A shopping district
Customary means…
Illegal
Traditional or commonly done
Expensive
Very rare
Sibling refers to…
Cousins
Brothers or sisters
Parents
Grandchildren
Foster family means…
A family that adopts pets
A family that temporarily cares for a child
A family with many children
A family living abroad
Elderly refers to…
Teenagers
Young adults
Older people
Infants
Suburban area is…
In the center of the city
Outside the city but not rural
Very remote
Inside a mall
Furnishings means…
Kitchen ingredients
Items like chairs, tables, beds
Clothes
Car parts
Retail refers to…
Selling goods directly to customers
Selling goods to factories
Exporting products
Designing products
Installment means…
Paying all at once
Paying in small amounts over time
Paying with cash only
Borrowing without paying
A loyalty program is…
A discount for tourists
Rewards for customers who shop often
A food voucher
A government tax
