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Asked: August 12, 20252025-08-12T05:15:03+00:00 2025-08-12T05:15:03+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (12 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (12 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. What is the most accurate definition of “coir”?

Coir is specifically the coarse, brown fiber extracted from the fibrous outer shell (husk) of coconuts. This natural material has been used for centuries to manufacture ropes, mats, brushes, and other products due to its durability and resistance to saltwater. Option A confuses coir with a technique rather than a material. Option C incorrectly identifies it as a dye rather than a fiber. Option D describes a maritime coating, while option E refers to ceremonial textiles, neither of which relates to coconut-derived materials

2. The critic’s review was filled with subtle _______ that undermined the author’s credibility without resorting to overt attacks.

In this context, "barbs" refers to sharp, pointed, and often sarcastic remarks intended to wound or criticize. The sentence structure indicates that the critic used indirect but cutting comments ("subtle" and "undermined") rather than direct praise or attack. Option A (accolades) would indicate praise, contradicting the undermining effect. Option C (platitudes) suggests bland, meaningless statements rather than pointed criticism. Option D (testimonials) implies positive endorsements, while option E (euphemisms) refers to mild expressions substituted for harsh ones, neither fitting the context of subtle yet damaging criticism.

3. Which word is most synonymous with “ignited” in the context of starting a social movement?

When "ignited" is used metaphorically to describe starting a social movement, "catalyzed" is the most precise synonym, as both words convey the sense of initiating or triggering a significant process or reaction. A catalyst sparks change just as ignition starts a fire. Option A (extinguished) is the direct antonym. Option C (suppressed) means to put down or restrain, opposite to igniting. Option D (moderated) suggests controlling or tempering rather than initiating, while option E (concluded) indicates ending rather than beginning something.

4. In which scenario would the deployment of emissaries be most strategically appropriate?

Emissaries are specially appointed representatives sent on diplomatic or official missions, typically to communicate between parties who cannot or prefer not to meet directly. In international relations, emissaries serve as intermediaries when formal diplomatic channels are strained or when discretion is paramount. Options A, B, D, and E all describe internal organizational processes that would not require external representatives or diplomatic intermediaries. These scenarios involve routine administrative functions rather than sensitive negotiations requiring neutral third-party representatives with special authority to speak on behalf of their principals.

5. Which term represents the best antonym for “consecutive” in describing a sequence of events?

"Consecutive" means following in unbroken succession without interruption, so "intermittent" (occurring at irregular intervals with breaks or pauses) provides the most precise antonym. While consecutive events occur continuously one after another, intermittent events are characterized by their sporadic, discontinuous nature. Options A (sequential), C (chronological), D (successive), and E (linear) are all essentially synonymous with consecutive, as they describe ordered, uninterrupted progressions. These terms all emphasize continuity and unbroken sequence, making them similar rather than opposite in meaning to consecutive.

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