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ACT English and World Knowledge - Job and Social Titles

Here you will learn some English words related to job and social titles, such as "commentator", "copilot", "broker", etc. that will help you ace your ACTs.

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ACT Vocabulary for English and World Knowledge
practitioner

someone who is involved in a profession, particularly medicine

Ex: The practitioner's office offers a range of services , from routine check-ups to specialized treatments .
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technician

an expert who is employed to check or work with technical equipment or machines

Ex: The technician calibrated the machinery to ensure accurate measurements .
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specialist

a person with extensive knowledge or skill in a specific field or area of expertise

Ex: Specialists are called in when general knowledge is insufficient .
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superintendent

a person who manages or controls an activity, a department, a group of workers, etc.

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warden
warden
[noun]

the official in charge of a prison or correctional facility, responsible for overseeing the administration, security, and well-being of inmates

Ex: The warden played a crucial role in coordinating with law enforcement agencies to address security issues both within and outside the prison .
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commentator

a person who provides live commentary on a sports event, performance, or broadcast

Ex: The radio commentator explained the rules during the game .
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lecturer
lecturer
[noun]

a person who teaches courses at a college or university, often with a focus on undergraduate education, but who does not hold the rank of professor

Ex: After completing her PhD , she became a lecturer in modern history .
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grandmaster

the highest title a player can achieve, awarded by FIDE to players who have demonstrated exceptional skill and achievement in chess tournaments and matches

Ex: It took her decades of hard work to reach the level of grandmaster, but she never gave up .
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coordinator

a person who organizes, plans, or manages activities and resources within a group or organization

Ex: The coordinator of the charity fundraiser organized logistics , donations , and volunteer shifts .
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ranger
ranger
[noun]

someone whose job is to take care of a forest, park, or an area of countryside

Ex: The ranger's cabin was nestled deep in the woods , serving as a base for his conservation work .
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academic
academic
[noun]

a member of the university faculty engaged in teaching or research

Ex: The academic's lecture on postcolonial literature drew a large audience of students and scholars .
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naturalist

a scientist who studies the natural world, including plants, animals, and ecosystems

Ex: He published several books as a naturalist, documenting the biodiversity of coral reefs around the world .
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canoeist
canoeist
[noun]

a person who participates in the sport or activity of canoeing

Ex: The canoeist wore a life jacket and practiced safety precautions while paddling in the open water .
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landscaper

a professional who designs, creates, and maintains gardens, yards, and outdoor spaces

Ex: The landscaper's design included a stone pathway and a cozy seating area under the trees .
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gatekeeper

a person who guards or controls access to a gate or door, ensuring only authorized individuals can enter

Ex: The gatekeeper's stern expression softened when he saw the familiar face of his old friend .
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handler
handler
[noun]

a person responsible for coaching, managing, or preparing athletes or sports teams

Ex: Handlers often act as intermediaries between players and sponsors .
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surveyor
surveyor
[noun]

a professional who measures and maps land to determine boundaries and features

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copilot
copilot
[noun]

a pilot who assists the main pilot in operating an aircraft

Ex: The new copilot was excited for his first flight with the experienced captain .
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sociologist

a person who studies human society, social behavior, and how people interact with each other in groups

Ex: As a sociologist, he is interested in class structures and economic inequality .
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anthropologist

a scientist who studies human beings, especially their societies, cultures, languages, and physical development, both past and present

Ex: Anthropologists often use fieldwork to gather firsthand data .
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ethnographer

a researcher who studies and records human cultures and societies through direct observation and interaction

Ex: During his fieldwork , the ethnographer learned the local language to better communicate with the villagers .
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psychologist

a professional who studies behavior and mental processes to understand and treat psychological disorders and improve overall mental health

Ex: The psychologist emphasized the importance of self-care and mindfulness practices during therapy sessions .
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ethicist
ethicist
[noun]

a specialist in moral philosophy who studies and provides guidance on moral principles and decision-making in various fields

Ex: The committee included an ethicist to ensure their policies were aligned with ethical standards and societal values .
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librarian
librarian
[noun]

someone who is in charge of a library or works in it

Ex: The librarian’s knowledge of various genres helped them find the perfect book for her book club .
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adviser
adviser
[noun]

someone whose job is to give advice professionally on a particular subject

Ex: The career adviser provided guidance on job searching and resume writing .
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legislator

a person whose job is to make new laws, especially one who is a member of a governmental body

Ex: As a legislator, his role is to analyze proposed bills , debate their merits , and vote on their passage in the legislative body .
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delegate
delegate
[noun]

someone who is chosen as a representative of a particular community at a conference, meeting, etc.

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vendor
vendor
[noun]

someone on the street who offers food, clothing, etc. for sale

Ex: She bought a scarf from a street vendor during her travels .
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industrialist

a person who owns or operates a large business involved in the production or manufacturing of goods, typically in an industrial sector

Ex: An influential industrialist in the 19th century changed the landscape of manufacturing in the region .
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broker
broker
[noun]

a person whose job is to sell and buy assets and goods for other people

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paratrooper

a military personnel trained to parachute from aircraft into combat zones

Ex: The paratrooper's bravery during the mission earned him a commendation for valor .
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brewer
brewer
[noun]

the operator or owner of a beer production facility, responsible for managing the brewing process, production, and beer quality

Ex: As a master brewer, she oversees every step of the brewing process to ensure quality .
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receptionist

a person who greets and deals with people arriving at or calling a hotel, office building, doctor's office, etc.

Ex: You should ask the receptionist for directions to the conference room .
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scout
scout
[noun]

a professional tasked with finding and recruiting new talent in various fields such as sports, entertainment, or business

Ex: The film studio relied on a scout to discover fresh acting talent for their new projects .
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content creator

an individual who produces and publishes various forms of content, such as videos, articles, graphics, or social media posts, with the purpose of engaging and attracting an audience on digital platforms

Ex: Many content creators collaborate with brands to promote new products on social media .
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conductor
conductor
[noun]

a person responsible for collecting fares and assisting passengers on public transportation such as buses, trains, or trams

Ex: The conductor's cheerful demeanor made the daily commute more pleasant for regular passengers .
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butler
butler
[noun]

a senior household employee responsible for managing the household staff, overseeing daily operations, and attending to the personal needs of the employer

Ex: The butler discreetly handled the household 's correspondence and administrative tasks .
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footman
footman
[noun]

a male servant in a household, responsible for various duties such as serving meals, opening doors, and assisting the butler with household tasks

Ex: The footman assisted the lady of the house by carrying her packages and running errands .
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seamstress

a woman who sews clothes as her profession

Ex: Seamstresses play a crucial role in the fashion industry , contributing their expertise and creativity to bring designs to life and meet the diverse needs of customers .
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laundress
laundress
[noun]

a woman whose job is to wash and iron clothes and household linens

Ex: During wartime, many women took on the role of laundress, providing essential laundry services for soldiers and military personnel.
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governess
governess
[noun]

a woman employed to educate and care for children in a private household, typically focusing on their academic and social development

Ex: In addition to academic subjects , the governess taught the children foreign languages and music .
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apothecary

a medical professional who prepares and dispenses medicinal drugs and offers medical advice

Ex: The apothecary studied various plants and minerals to expand his knowledge of natural remedies .
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nobleman
nobleman
[noun]

a man who belongs to the aristocracy, holding a hereditary title and often possessing significant social, political, and economic influence

Ex: The nobleman's lineage could be traced back to the medieval knights who served the kingdom .
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commoner
commoner
[noun]

a person that does not belong to the upper class of the society

Ex: Commoners have historically been excluded from positions of political power and influence , but democratic reforms have gradually expanded political participation and representation for all citizens .
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peasant
peasant
[noun]

a farmer who owns or rents a small piece of land, particularly in the past or in poorer countries

Ex: In many poorer countries , peasants continue to use traditional farming methods handed down from their ancestors .
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