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Asked: September 2, 20252025-09-02T05:38:00+00:00 2025-09-02T05:38:00+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (2 September 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Before you dive into today’s 5-question quiz, make sure you’ve studied the words carefully. We’ve prepared these MCQs to help you check your understanding and strengthen recall.

👉 First, read today’s vocabulary post here: Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers and Publications – September 2, 2025

Once you’ve gone through the explanations and examples, come back and take this quick quiz. Remember—regular practice is the key to mastering new words. Every attempt helps you sharpen your vocabulary, step by step.

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (2 September 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. Which of the following best captures the meaning of “fervour” as used in academic and literary contexts?

Fervour refers to intense and passionate feeling, particularly zealous enthusiasm or ardent devotion to something. The word derives from Latin "fervere" meaning "to boil," suggesting the heated, intense nature of such emotions. Option A describes methodology rather than emotional intensity. Option C refers to bewilderment, which is unrelated to passionate devotion. Option D suggests careful restraint, which is actually opposite to fervour's impulsive intensity. Option E describes moderation, while fervour specifically denotes extreme emotional investment.

2. Which word is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to “solely”?

"Solely" means exclusively, only, or alone—indicating that something involves just one element or person without others. "Collectively" is the best antonym as it means together as a group, involving multiple parties working in unison. Option A (exclusively) is actually a synonym of solely. Option B (predominantly) means mainly or mostly, but still allows for other elements, making it less directly opposite than "collectively." Option D (individually) suggests one-by-one action but doesn't necessarily contradict the singular focus of "solely." Option E (particularly) means especially or specifically, which doesn't create the group-versus-individual contrast needed.

3. The startup decided to _______ into the emerging biotechnology market, despite the significant financial risks and uncertain regulatory landscape that could jeopardize their entire operation.

"Venture" as a verb means to dare to do something or go somewhere that may be dangerous or unpleasant, or to undertake a risky or daring journey or course of action. In this business context, it perfectly captures the company's bold decision to enter a challenging market despite known risks. Option A (retreat) suggests moving away from rather than toward the opportunity. Option C (stumble) implies accidental entry rather than deliberate strategic decision. Option D (wander) suggests aimless movement without purpose or strategy. Option E (hesitate) indicates uncertainty and delay, contradicting the decisive action described in the sentence.

4. In the context of international diplomacy, “escalating tensions” would be most accurately replaced by:

"Escalating" means increasing in intensity, extent, or magnitude, often referring to situations that are becoming more severe or serious. "Intensifying hostilities" perfectly captures this meaning in a diplomatic context, as both words indicate a worsening situation that's becoming more severe. Option A (diminishing conflicts) is actually the opposite of escalating. Option B (stabilizing relations) suggests maintaining steady conditions rather than increasing tensions. Options D and E (negotiating differences, mediating disputes) both imply efforts to resolve tensions rather than their intensification, making them contrary to the concept of escalation.

5. A political scientist analyzing democratic institutions might use “erosion” metaphorically to describe:

In metaphorical usage, "erosion" maintains its core meaning of gradual wearing away, but applies to abstract concepts rather than physical materials. The gradual weakening of constitutional norms and civil liberties exemplifies this figurative use—it's a slow, often barely perceptible process that undermines the foundation of democratic institutions over time. Option A describes rapid creation rather than gradual destruction. Option B refers to sudden collapse, which contradicts erosion's characteristic gradual nature. Option D involves immediate change rather than slow deterioration. Option E describes swift positive action, again contradicting both the gradual and destructive aspects that define erosion's metaphorical usage.

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