Vocabulary

Question 1

Easily

Answer 1

*without difficulty
smoothly
readily
comfortably
effortlessly
simply
*with ease
straightforwardly
without trouble
standing on your head
with your eyes closed or shut

Question 2

segment

Answer 2

*section
*part «›
*piece
division
element
slice
*portion
wedge
compartment
subdivision

Question 3

deception

Answer 3

trickery
*fraud
*deceit
hypocrisy
*cunning
*treachery
guile
duplicity
insincerity
legerdemain
dissimulation
craftiness
fraudulence
deceitfulness
deceptiveness

trick
lie
fraud
cheat
bluff
sham
share
hoax
decoy
≠
honesty , openness candour frankness p), truthfulness 1), trustworthiness ), straightforwardness

Question 4

evasion

Answer 4

the act of evading something, esp. a duty or responsibility, by cunning or illegal means

avoidance escape

deception shuffling cunning
fudging
pretext ruse artifice trickery

Question 5

abundance

Answer 5

a great amount
plenty
heap (informal)
bounty
exuberance
profusion
plethora
affluence
fullness

Question 6

affluence

Answer 6

wealth
riches
Plenty
fortune
prosperity
abundance
big money
exuberance
protusion
big bucks (informal, mainly US)

Question 7

autonomous

Answer 7

self-ruling
free
independent
sovereign
self-sufficient
self-governing
selt-determining.

Question 8

acclaim

Answer 8

praise
celebrate
honour
cheer
admire
hail
applaud
compliment
salute
approve
congratulate
clap
* pay tribute to

Question 9

abrupt

Answer 9

sudden
unexpected
hurried
rapid
surprising )
quick
swift
rash
precipitate
hasty
impulsive
headlong
unforeseen
unanticipated

Question 10

assign

Answer 10

give
Set
grant
allocate
give out
consign
allot
apportion

Question 11

allot

Answer 11

to assign as a share or for a particular purpose

Question 12

adverse

Answer 12

harmful damaging * conflicting )
dangerous )
opposite negative destructive detrimental hurtful antagonistic p injurious inimical inopportune p disadvantageous 1
با inverse اشتباه نگیر

Question 13

alteration

Answer 13

change )
adjustment «p shift amendment 1› conversion modification

Question 14

allegation

Answer 14

claim charge statement profession declaration plea
accusation assertion affirmation › deposition avowal asseveration (formal)
an unproved assertion or accusation

Question 15

aggregate

Answer 15

total
body
amount
collection
cluster
combination
pile
mixture
Mass
Sum
Whole

Question 16

aggravate

Answer 16

make worse
exaggerate
intensify
worsen
heighten
exacerbate
magnify
inflame increase
add insult to injury
fan the flames of

Question 17

advocate

Answer 17

recommend
support
champion
encourage
propose
favour
defend
promote
urge
advise
justify
endorse
campaign for
prescribe
speak for
uphold

Question 18

adjunct

Answer 18

something added that is not essential
addition
supplement accessory complement auxiliary add-on › appendage addendum <
appurtenance

Question 19

adhere

Answer 19

stick <
agglutinate attach › join bind « cohere p cling 1)
cleave become joined become cemented become welded

Question 20

adequate

Answer 20

just enough in amount or just good enough in quality
passable
› acceptable
middling average fair ordinary
moderate satisfactory competent mediocre
SO-SO (informal) «»
tolerable
up to scratch (informal)
presentable unexceptional

Question 21

abstract

Answer 21

theoretical general complex academic › intellectual subtle profound philosophical speculative unrealistic conceptual indefinite deep separate occult « hypothetical «

Question 22

abrasive

Answer 22

harsh cutting biting tough sharp severe bitter rough
Rough hard
nasty cruel
annoying brutal › stern irritating )
unpleasant

Question 23

abort

Answer 23

stop end « finish check s arrest halt «› cease
bring or come to a halt or a standstill axe (informal) 1 pull up terminate call off break off cut short
pack in (British, informal) discontinue › desist >

Question 24

survey

Answer 24

poll study research review inquiry «
investigation sampling « opinion poll questionnaire census

Question 25

magnitude

Answer 25

importance consequence significance p mark

Question 26

Dispute

Answer 26

dispute 1 (verb) in the sense of contest Definition to doubt the validity of He disputed the allegations. Synonyms contest question challenge deny doubt oppose object to contradict rebut impugn (formal) controvert call in or into question 2 (verb) in the sense of argue Whole towns disputed with neighboring villages over boundaries. Synonyms argue fight clash row disagree fall out (informal) contend feud quarrel brawl squabble spar wrangle bicker have an argument cross swords be at sixes and sevens fight like cat and dog go at it hammer and tongs altercate 1 (noun) in the sense of disagreement Definition a disagreement between workers and their employer There has been much dispute over the ownership of the lease. Synonyms disagreement conflict argument controversy falling out contention dissent quarreling friction strife antagonism discord altercation 2 (noun) in the sense of argument Definition an argument between two or more people The dispute between them is settled. Synonyms argument row clash controversy disturbance contention feud quarrel brawl squabble wrangle difference of opinion tiff dissension turf war (informal) shindig (informal) shindy (informal) bagarre (French)