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Asked: August 22, 20252025-08-22T05:24:16+00:00 2025-08-22T05:24:16+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (22 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Welcome to Today’s Vocabulary Quiz!

Before you attempt the quiz, make sure you’ve gone through today’s vocabulary words carefully. Each question is designed to test not just your memory, but also your ability to apply these words in context.

👉 First, read the full article and learn the five words here: Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers and Publications – August 22, 2025

Once you’ve studied the words, come back and challenge yourself with the quiz below. Taking this quiz daily will sharpen your vocabulary, boost your retention, and make sure you’re ready to use these words confidently in exams and daily communication.

Let’s see how many you can get right today—ready? 🚀

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (22 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. The municipal government faced significant opposition when __________ additional property taxes to fund the new infrastructure project, as many residents argued that the financial burden was already excessive.

"Levying" means imposing or collecting a tax, fee, or fine by official authority. In this context, the government is imposing additional property taxes, which perfectly fits the meaning of levying. The opposition from residents makes sense because they're facing a new financial burden. "Rescinding" (A) means canceling or revoking, which would actually please residents rather than cause opposition. "Mitigating" (C) means reducing severity, "deferring" (D) means postponing, and "auditing" (E) means examining accounts - none of these involve imposing new taxes that would generate the described opposition.

2. The journalist’s fabricated story caused such widespread __________ among the academic community that several universities revoked their research partnerships with the publication.

"Outrage" refers to extreme anger, shock, or indignation, especially in response to something perceived as unjust or morally wrong. The fabricated story would naturally provoke intense anger and moral indignation from academics, leading to the severe response of revoking partnerships. "Bewilderment" (A) suggests confusion rather than anger, "skepticism" (C) implies doubt but not necessarily strong emotional response, "apathy" (D) means lack of interest or concern (opposite of what's described), and "curiosity" (E) suggests interest rather than the negative reaction that would lead to severed partnerships.

3. Which of the following best captures the meaning of “aggravated” as used in legal and formal contexts?

In formal and legal contexts, "aggravated" primarily means to make something worse, more serious, or more severe. For example, "aggravated assault" is more serious than simple assault due to additional factors that intensify the crime. This usage extends beyond legal contexts to any situation where circumstances become more severe or problematic. Option (A) confuses "aggravated" with "aggrieved" or simple annoyance, (B) relates to confusion rather than intensification, (D) describes the opposite effect (amelioration), and (E) relates to timing rather than severity or intensity.

4. A pharmaceutical company’s research team discovered that combining two previously ineffective compounds resulted in a breakthrough treatment, demonstrating that:

"Synergy" refers to the combined effect of multiple elements working together that exceeds the sum of their individual effects - essentially, 1+1=3. In this scenario, two ineffective compounds created an effective treatment when combined, perfectly exemplifying synergy where the collaborative result surpassed what either component could achieve alone. "Redundancy" (A) suggests unnecessary duplication, "serendipity" (C) implies accidental discovery rather than collaborative enhancement, "correlation/causation" (D) addresses statistical relationships rather than collaborative effects, and "synthesis yielding mediocre outcomes" (E) describes the opposite of synergy's amplifying effect.

5. After decades of environmental activism, the conservationist looked back on her career choices with deep satisfaction rather than __________, knowing her efforts had preserved thousands of acres of wilderness.

"Rue" means to feel regret, remorse, or sorrow about past actions or decisions. The sentence establishes a contrast with "deep satisfaction," making "rue" the perfect antonym in this context. The conservationist feels satisfied rather than regretful about her life choices, indicating she doesn't rue her decisions. "Nostalgia" (B) refers to sentimental longing for the past (not necessarily negative), "contemplation" (C) means thoughtful consideration, "anticipation" (D) refers to expectation about the future, and "resignation" (E) means acceptance of an undesirable situation - none of these create the direct opposition to satisfaction that "rue" establishes in this context.

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