IELTS Reading Vocabulary Master - Core Terms and Concepts

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Key academic vocabulary, topic-specific terminology, and high-yield collocations extracted from IELTS Reading preparation notes.

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Significant

Considerable, substantial, notable, or main; having important impact or size.

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Predominantly

Mainly, largely, or primarily.

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Facilitate

To enable, assist, or make a process easier.

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Constitute

To form, make up, or account for a specific portion.

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Ecosystem

An ecological system consisting of living organisms and their physical environment.

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Biodiversity

Biological variety within a habitat or ecosystem.

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Irrigation

The artificial application and watering of crops and land.

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Cognitive

Relating to mental processes, perception, reasoning, and intellectual awareness.

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Demographic

Relating to the structure, statistics, and characteristics of human populations.

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Urbanisation

The movement of population to urban areas and the physical growth of cities.

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Excavation

The act or process of digging up historical or ancient remains.

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Artifact

An object made or used by humans, typically of historical or cultural interest.

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Hypothesis

A proposed explanation or model made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for research.

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Methodology

The system of research methods, procedures, and rules used in a particular field of study.

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Correlation

A mutual relationship, connection, or association between two or more variables.

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Causation

The direct cause-and-effect relationship between events or variables.

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Greenhouse gas

A heat-trapping gas in the atmosphere that contributes to global temperature increase.

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Mitigate

To make less severe, serious, or painful; to reduce or alleviate.

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Chronic

Long-term, persistent, or recurring over a extended period of time.

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Acute

Sudden, severe, or intense in onset.

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Sedentary

Involving little physical movement; inactive.

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Conduct research

To carry out or perform systematic academic or scientific investigation.

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Account for

To explain the cause or reason for something, or to make up a specific proportion.