IELTS: Intermediate Location, Distance, and Position Vocabulary Set 2
zone
(noun) A designated area with a specific purpose and specific characteristics.
whereabouts
(noun) A person or thing's location.
location
(noun) A physical place.
aspect
(noun) A position of something.
order
(noun) A sequence in which things are placed.
order
(noun) The arrangement of things.
altitude
(noun) The height of an object in comparison with the sea level.
categorise
(verb) To arrange into classes or groups.
organise
(verb) To arrange or order something; to make preparations.
order
(verb) To arrange things in a particular manner.
fix
(verb) To attach something to stay in place.
succeed
(verb) To follow someone else, take over their position.
organised
I _____ my clothes by colour.
primary
Lily spent her _____ education in the suburb.
aspect
Our cabin has a northern _____.
order
Please _____ the names alphabetically.
location
She gave me the coordinates to the correct _____.
adjacent
The building next to the library is _____ to the park.
internal
The company prefers _____ promotions instead of hiring externally to fill vacant positions.
whereabouts
The missing fisherman's _____ are unknown, and his boat never came back.
altitude
The plane reached a higher _____, and the woman fell asleep.
zone
The radiation _____ spreads with every passing hour.
categorise
The software allowed people to _____ their files quickly.
order
The steps need to be completed in the correct _____.
alternate
The story is set in an _____ universe.
several
Their _____ opinions made them fight constantly.
order
There is a correct _____ to solving a Rubik's cube.
external
There was some _____ damage on the hull of our ship so we were scared we might sink.
remote
We explored a _____ town in the Swiss Alps.
succeed
When King Charles dies, his eldest son William will _____ him to the throne.
fix
Which word has the following antonyms? detach, disconnect, disjoin.
organise
Which word has the following antonyms? break, destroy, disarrange, disconnect, disorder
location
Which word has the following antonyms? concealment, miss, absent
order
Which word has the following antonyms? disorder, disarray, chaos
internal
Which word has the following antonyms? external, outer, outside
primary
Which word has the following antonyms? final, last
external
Which word has the following antonyms? native, inside, internal
remote
Which word has the following antonyms? nearby, close, neighbouring
adjacent
Which word has the following antonyms? nonadjacent, separate, apart
succeed
Which word has the following antonyms? precede
categorise
Which word has the following antonyms? scatter, disorganise, randomise
alternate
Which word has the following synonym? alternative
adjacent
Which word has the following synonyms? adjoining, near, close, next to
order
Which word has the following synonyms? arrange, organise
order
Which word has the following synonyms? arrangement, sequence
primary
Which word has the following synonyms? beginning, initial
categorise
Which word has the following synonyms? classify, sort, group, rank, grade, order
organise
Which word has the following synonyms? coordinate, create, establish, form
aspect
Which word has the following synonyms? direction
altitude
Which word has the following synonyms? distance, elevation, peak
remote
Which word has the following synonyms? distant, secluded, inaccessible
external
Which word has the following synonyms? extraneous, foreign, alien
succeed
Which word has the following synonyms? follow
internal
Which word has the following synonyms? inside, within, enclosed
fix
Which word has the following synonyms? install, secure, set, settle.
whereabouts
Which word has the following synonyms? location, place, position, bearings
location
Which word has the following synonyms? point, position, area, neighbourhood
zone
Which word has the following synonyms? region, sector, area, division
order
Which word has the following synonyms? sequence, succession, system
fix
You should _____ your job offer on the college bulletin board.
adjacent
(adjective) Being near, next to, or within reach of something else.
remote
(adjective) Far away; at a distance; isolated.
primary
(adjective) First in terms of time and order.
internal
(adjective) Placed or situated on the inside of something or somebody .
several
(adjective) Separated, different, special.
external
(adjective) Used to describe something coming from or being on the outside.
alternate
(adjective) Used to replace something.