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Essential Words for IELTs Barrons
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Chapter 1
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Unit 1 The Natural World
level: Unit 1 The Natural World
Questions and Answers List
level questions: Unit 1 The Natural World
Question
Answer
the process of starting to make new products or offer new services
diversification
living in the water
aquatic
a large number, a collection
an array
protection
defense
the removal of all trees from a large area
deforestation
the natural world
environment
loss of soil from action of water or wind
erosion
to reach past, to get bigger
to extend
to cut down
to fell
the natural area where a plant or animal lives
a habitat
a strong effect
an impact
to prevent, to slow down
to inhibit
to catch
to intercept
the cutting down of trees for commercial purposes
logging
many, numerous
myriad
a large number of
a myriad of
food; substance that plants, animals & humans need in order to grow
a nutrient
damage to air, water, etc.
pollution
to maintain; to keep from changing
to stabilize
to disappear
to vanish
plants
vegetation
a long area of something
a swath of
happening in the whole world
spanning the globe
навес из веток деревьев
a canopy of branches
living on the land
terrestrial
a pollutant
a harmful substance that causes pollution
gas or extremely small drops of liquid that result from the heating of a liquid or solid
vapor
a part of feature
an aspect
to reproduce
to breed
active during the day
diurnal
to live under difficult conditions
to endure
to develop gradually
to evolve
to interest greatly
to fascinate
a difficult act, an achievement
a feat
to provide energy
to fuel
a substance that is used to provide heat or power, usually by being burned
a fuel
a hemisphere
one half of the Earth
most important
imperative
to live in
to inhabit
movement from one place to another
migration
finding the way from one place to another
navigation
active at night
nocturnal
a person who watches something
an observer
not clear and difficult to understand or see (adj)
obscure
to make difficult to see (verb)
to obscure
best, most favourable
optimal
a priority; an urgent need
an imperative
a basic group in biological classification
a species
to leave the correct route; to become separated from the group
to stray
unprotected from the wind
windswept
a large amount of money or valuable possessions; a large quantity of a valuable natural substance (plural noun)
riches
an area that is exactly suitable for some animals/plants
an environmental niche
the distance north or south of the equator measured from 0° to 90°
latitude
freedom to behave, act, or think in the way you want to
latitude
to collect a large number of things over a long period of time
to accumulate
to change to fit a situation or environment
to adapt
to decide; to make an important decision
to determine
to make weaker by mixing with water
to dilute
varied; of many kinds
diverse
the change from liquid to gas; loss of water to the air
evaporation
strong, sudden and destructive
extreme
the edge of something
fringe
a part of your behaviour that helps you to deal with a difficult situation
mechanism
to reduce to the least possible amount
to minimise
very small drops of water, either in the air or on a surface
moisture
to be in a place; exist in
to occupy
producing a great number or amount of something
prolific
tough, able to endure difficult conditions
resilient
small in numbers or amount (adj)
sparse
something that causes great difficulties
a stressor
relating to change from one type to another
transitional
to grow well
to thrive
a sudden or big change
a swing
very severe or difficult
violent
difficult conditions
harsh conditions
to continue to live or exist, especially after coming close to dying or being destroyed or after being in a difficult or threatening situation
to survive
to show; to let something/somebody go
to release
the fact of there being many different things/species existing together in a group
diversity
the ability to be happy, successful, etc. again after something difficult or bad has happened
resilience
actions or words that are intended to hurt
violence
the process of starting to make new products or offer new services
diversification