ALCPT Common and Important Words

Here is a list of some common and important words that often appear in the ALCPT exam, along with their meanings in English:

1. Abundant - Present in large quantities; plentiful.
2. Accelerate - To increase speed or make something happen faster.
3. Adjacent - Next to or close to something; near.
4. Apparatus - Equipment or tools used for a specific purpose.
5. Assess - To evaluate or estimate the nature, value, or quality of something.
6. Comprehend - To understand something fully.
7. Deficient - Lacking in some quality or amount; insufficient.
8. Deliberate - Done intentionally; purposeful.
9. Derive - To obtain something from a specified source.
10. Diverse - Showing a variety of different elements; varied.
11. Elevate - To raise or lift something to a higher position.
12. Enhance - To improve the quality, value, or extent of something.
13. Evaluate - To judge or determine the significance, value, or quality of something.
14. Extract - To remove or take out, often by effort or force.
15. Fluctuate - To rise and fall irregularly; to vary.
16. Generate - To produce or create something.
17. Hesitate - To pause before saying or doing something, often due to uncertainty.
18. Identify - To recognize or establish what something is.
19. Indicate - To point out or show something.
20. Integrate - To combine parts to make a whole.
21. Interpret - To explain the meaning of something.
22. Maintain - To keep something in good condition; to continue.
23. Modify - To make changes to something, usually to improve it.
24. Notify - To inform someone about something.
25. Observe - To watch or notice something carefully.
26. Omit - To leave out or exclude something.
27. Precise - Exact or accurate in detail.
28. Prohibit - To formally forbid something by law or rule.
29. Reinforce - To strengthen or support something.
30. Sufficient - Enough for a particular purpose.

Common Words and Phrases for ALCPT Listening

Aircraft - A vehicle designed for air travel, such as an airplane or helicopter.

Altitude - The height of an object above sea level or ground level.

Approach - To come near or closer to something or someone.

Assembly - A group of people gathered together for a specific purpose.

Atmosphere - The mood or feeling in a particular place; also refers to the layer of gases around Earth.

Briefing - A short meeting or set of instructions about a specific task or operation.

Cargo - Goods or items transported by a vehicle, ship, or plane.

Compartment - A separate section within a larger space, such as on a plane or train.

Destination - The place where someone or something is going.

Equipment - Tools or devices used for a particular purpose.

Familiarize - To learn or get to know something well.

Fuel - A substance used to produce energy, such as gasoline or diesel.

Instructions - Detailed information on how to do or operate something.

Maintenance - The act of keeping something in good working condition.

Notify - To inform someone officially about something.

Obstacle - Something that blocks or hinders progress.

Operation - A planned activity, especially one involving multiple steps or procedures.

Passenger - A person traveling in a vehicle but not driving or operating it.

Procedure - A specific way of doing something, often following rules or guidelines.

Schedule - A plan for carrying out activities or tasks at specific times.

Signal - A gesture, action, or sound used to communicate.

Turbulence - Irregular or violent movement of air, often experienced during a flight.

Visibility - The ability to see clearly, especially in weather conditions.

Warning - A statement or indication of possible danger or a problem.

Weather Conditions - The state of the atmosphere, including temperature, wind, and precipitation.

Action Words (Verbs)

1. Adjust - To change or modify something to make it better.
2. Advise - To offer suggestions or recommendations.
3. Announce - To make a public or formal statement.
4. Assist - To help someone or provide support.
5. Check - To examine or verify something.
6. Climb - To move upwards, often referring to altitude in aviation.
7. Confirm - To ensure that something is correct or true.
8. Delay - To make something happen later than planned.
9. Descend - To move downward, especially in altitude.
10. Inspect - To look at something carefully to ensure it is in good condition.
11. Land - To bring an aircraft down to the ground.
12. Lift - To raise something to a higher position.
13. Listen - To pay attention to sound or spoken words.
14. Proceed - To continue or move forward.
15. Report - To give information about something.

Phrases Common in Listening Sections

1. “Attention, please” - Used to alert listeners to an important announcement.
2. “Stand by” - A request to wait or be ready for further instructions.
3. “Be advised” - A formal way to inform or warn about something.
4. “On schedule” - Happening at the planned or expected time.
5. “Out of service” - Not functioning or not available for use.
6. “Ready for takeoff” - Preparing to begin a flight.
7. “Report to” - Go to a specific place or person for further instructions.
8. “Under control” - A situation that is being managed successfully.
9. “Well done” - A compliment or acknowledgment of success.
10. “You are cleared to…” - Official permission to proceed with an action, often heard in aviation contexts.