The Vocabulary section of IELTS is very tough for those who cannot memorize. However, the MCQs Platform has introduced an easy way to memorize the vocabulary of IELTS with a story-based approach learning. This approach helps you to get your desired band if you are weak in the vocabulary section. Once you read the provided story, you may easily solve all the MCQs based on the story.
Previously, we have covered four parts of the IELTS Vocabulary. Every part represents one alphabet, i.e., a, b, c, d. Now, in this IELTS Vocabulary Part 5, you will learn all the specific words for IELTS that fall under the alphabet “E.”
These words will not only help you get a good score in your IELTS exam but also in other competitive exams such as GRE, GAT, NAT, FPSC, SPSC, CSS, BPSC, PPSC, and KPSC. Similarly, you may strengthen your vocabulary once you read this story.
THE EXTRAORDINARY EXPEDITION OF EMILY — AN “E” VOCAB STORY
Emily was an eager, extremely enthusiastic explorer who loved adventure. Her team had planned an elaborate, highly detailed expedition to study rare plants in a distant forest.
At the start, Emily embraced, warmly hugged, her teammates, showing her empathy, deep understanding for their fears and excitement. She reminded them that every endeavor, every effort, would lead to discoveries that could enrich and enhance, truly improve, their knowledge of nature.
The team was enthusiastic, genuinely excited, but Emily warned them that some phenomena in the forest were ephemeral, temporary, and might disappear quickly. They had to act fast to eradicate, to eliminate, invasive species that threatened the ecosystem.
The weather was erratic, completely unpredictable, with sudden storms and gusts of wind. Emily, being a careful leader, often exemplified, clearly illustrated, how to stay safe and productive.
Her exuberant, highly energetic personality kept everyone motivated, even when tracking elusive, hard-to-catch animals that rarely appeared. She was eloquent, speaking in a fluent and inspiring way, making instructions clear and motivating the team.
Among the scientists were eminent, highly distinguished ecologists whose knowledge could empower, strengthen, the team’s research. Their mission would encompass, include, both plant and animal studies.
Before starting, they sought to endorse, support, the local conservation plan and entice, attract, volunteers to join. Emily’s leadership earned her great esteem, genuine respect, from all participants.
Over time, their methods began to evolve, steadily develop, as they exceeded, surpassed, previous research standards. They found exquisite, truly beautiful species and documented exemplary, outstanding cases of plant-animal interaction.
Emily made her notes explicit, completely clear, and carefully exposed, uncovered, hidden aspects of the ecosystem. They worked to extend, expand, their study area while trying to elude, cleverly avoid, obstacles and dangers.
The team had to endure, tolerate, harsh weather and sometimes exasperate, irritate, each other with conflicting ideas. Emily, being slightly eccentric, unconventional, had unique ways to elicit, evoke, enthusiasm from everyone.
Some vines seemed to elongate, lengthen, unusually fast, and Emily even enlisted, recruited, local guides to help navigate difficult areas.
By the end of the expedition, the forest study was a resounding success, teaching everyone that curiosity, effort, and collaboration could transform even ephemeral, fleeting moments into lasting discoveries.
Part 5 of IELTS Vocabulary
1. “Eager” means:
A. Uninterested
B. Lazy
C. Reluctant
D. Enthusiastic
2. “Elaborate” means:
A. Simple
B. Basic
C. Detailed
D. Rough
3. “Embrace” means:
A. Push away
B. Ignore
C. Reject
D. Hug
4. “Empathy” means:
A. Indifference
B. Cruelty
C. Dislike
D. Understanding
5. “Endeavor” means:
A. Neglect
B. Avoid
C. Ignore
D. Effort
6. “Enrich” means:
A. Decrease
B. Worsen
C. Destroy
D. Improve
7. “Enhance” means:
A. Reduce
B. Damage
C. Ignore
D. Improve
8. “Enthusiastic” means:
A. Apathetic
B. Lazy
C. Unexcited
D. Excited
9. “Ephemeral” means:
A. Permanent
B. Lasting
C. Eternal
D. Temporary
10. “Eradicate” means:
A. Keep
B. Support
C. Allow
D. Eliminate
Learn Vocabulary for FPSC Tests