Test your vocabulary for the IELTS topic Lifestyles (Nouns).
Each sentence below includes a key vocabulary word from the recommended word list of Vocabulary for IELTS.
Read each sentence and decide if it is correct or incorrect.
You can check your answers at the end of the quiz.
Lifestyles Vocabulary Quiz
1. Correct
2. Incorrect: Having a negative attitude generally makes it difficult, not easy, to work with someone.
3. Incorrect: Having creativity allows you to come up with innovative ideas. But 'she never comes up with innovative ideas' suggests a lack of creativity.
4. Correct
5. Correct
6. Correct
7. Correct
8. Correct
9. Correct
10. Correct
11. Correct
12. Incorrect: You would normally expect to feel excitement about a promotion, not disappointment.
13. Incorrect: The noun experienceis usually followed by with, of, in, or at.
Experience + with – (general) to talk about something you used or someone you dealt with.
Example: I had a remarkable experience with the latest smartphone model from Brand X.
Example: My experience with Dr. Smith, a renowned therapist in our city, was profoundly transformational.
14. Correct
15. Incorrect: The word 'previous' refers to the past. But the rest of the sentence refers to the future.
16. Incorrect: Insightful is an adjective, the correct noun form is insight or insights.
17. Correct
18. Incorrect: The use of irregular exercise and a unbalanced diet suggest an unhealthy lifestyle.
19. Correct
20. Correct
21. Incorrect: A pessimist would expect the worst outcome. An optimist would expect the best outcome.
22. Correct
23. Incorrect: Realistic is an adjective, the correct form is ... she remained a realist.
24. Correct
25. Incorrect: The correct form of the noun is 'hobby' (singular) as it refers to photography.
2. Incorrect: Having a negative attitude generally makes it difficult, not easy, to work with someone.
3. Incorrect: Having creativity allows you to come up with innovative ideas. But 'she never comes up with innovative ideas' suggests a lack of creativity.
4. Correct
5. Correct
6. Correct
7. Correct
8. Correct
9. Correct
10. Correct
11. Correct
12. Incorrect: You would normally expect to feel excitement about a promotion, not disappointment.
13. Incorrect: The noun experienceis usually followed by with, of, in, or at.
Experience + with – (general) to talk about something you used or someone you dealt with.
Example: I had a remarkable experience with the latest smartphone model from Brand X.
Example: My experience with Dr. Smith, a renowned therapist in our city, was profoundly transformational.
14. Correct
15. Incorrect: The word 'previous' refers to the past. But the rest of the sentence refers to the future.
16. Incorrect: Insightful is an adjective, the correct noun form is insight or insights.
17. Correct
18. Incorrect: The use of irregular exercise and a unbalanced diet suggest an unhealthy lifestyle.
19. Correct
20. Correct
21. Incorrect: A pessimist would expect the worst outcome. An optimist would expect the best outcome.
22. Correct
23. Incorrect: Realistic is an adjective, the correct form is ... she remained a realist.
24. Correct
25. Incorrect: The correct form of the noun is 'hobby' (singular) as it refers to photography.