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Asked: July 16, 20252025-07-16T05:28:41+00:00 2025-07-16T05:28:41+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (15 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (15 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. Which of the following best defines “deferential”?

Deferential means showing respectful submission or yielding to the judgment, opinion, or wishes of another person, especially someone in authority. It comes from the Latin "deferre" meaning "to carry away" or "to yield." Someone who is deferential shows polite respect and consideration for others' positions or authority. Option A is the opposite (confrontational), C suggests indifference rather than respect, D implies superiority rather than submission, and E describes confusion rather than respectful behavior.

2. Select the word that is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to “complacency”:

Complacency refers to a feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements, often accompanied by an unawareness of potential dangers or deficiencies. The opposite of this self-satisfied, unguarded state would be vigilance - being watchful, alert, and actively attentive to potential problems or areas for improvement. Options B, D, and E (satisfaction, contentment, serenity) are actually similar to complacency, while C (lethargy) describes inactivity but not the opposite of self-satisfaction.

3. Complete the sentence with the most appropriate word:

“Despite winning the lawsuit, the plaintiff remained _______ because the monetary compensation seemed inadequate given the years of suffering endured.”

"Aggrieved" means feeling wronged, distressed, or having a grievance - typically due to unfair treatment. In this context, despite the legal victory, the plaintiff still feels wronged because the compensation doesn't match their suffering. Option A (vindicated) suggests complete satisfaction with being proven right; C (triumphant) implies celebration; D (placated) means calmed or satisfied; E (exonerated) means cleared of blame. Only "aggrieved" captures the continued sense of being wronged despite the partial victory.

4. Which word is closest in meaning to “indigenous”?

Indigenous means originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native to a region. "Aboriginal" is the closest synonym, referring to the original or earliest known inhabitants of a region. Option A (immigrant) refers to someone who has moved to a new place; B (exotic) means foreign or unusual; D (naturalized) refers to someone who has acquired citizenship in a new country; E (cosmopolitan) suggests worldly experience or global citizenship. Only "aboriginal" shares the meaning of being original or native to a place.

5. In psychological research, “sensory deprivation” experiments are conducted to study:

Deprivation means the lack or denial of something considered necessary or desirable. In "sensory deprivation," researchers deliberately remove or reduce normal sensory input (sight, sound, touch, etc.) to study how the absence of these stimuli affects consciousness, perception, and psychological states. This is different from A (enhancement through meditation), C (exposure to intense stimuli - the opposite of deprivation), D (dietary restrictions, which would be "nutritional deprivation"), or E (social isolation, which would be "social deprivation"). The question tests understanding of how "deprivation" specifically refers to the removal or absence of something.

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