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Asked: August 28, 20252025-08-28T06:22:18+00:00 2025-08-28T06:22:18+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (28 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Welcome to your Daily Vocabulary Quiz!
Before you jump into today’s challenge, make sure you’ve studied the five words carefully from our Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers and Publications – August 28, 2025 post.

This quiz is designed to test not just your memory, but also your ability to apply these words in real contexts. Regular practice like this helps you build a sharper vocabulary, improve comprehension, and gain confidence for exams and everyday usage.

So, read the article first, learn the words, and then take the quiz to see how much you’ve mastered today. Consistency is the key—make this a daily habit, and you’ll see the difference in no time!

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (28 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. The diplomat’s inflammatory remarks _______ a crisis that had been simmering beneath the surface for months, turning what could have been resolved through quiet negotiation into an international incident.

"Precipitated" means to cause something to happen suddenly or prematurely, especially something undesirable. In this context, the diplomat's remarks triggered or caused the crisis to occur abruptly. The word derives from the Latin meaning "to throw headlong" and captures the sense of sudden, forceful causation. (A) "Mitigated" means to make less severe, which is opposite to the intended meaning. (B) "Deliberated" means to think carefully, which doesn't fit the causation context. (C) "Extrapolated" means to infer from known data, irrelevant here. (E) "Corroborated" means to confirm or support with evidence, which doesn't match the causative meaning required.

2. Which of the following best captures the essence of “hobnobbing”?

"Hobnobbing" specifically refers to socializing on familiar terms with people of wealth, influence, or higher social standing than oneself. The word suggests a somewhat aspirational quality—mingling with those above one's usual social circle in a friendly, informal manner. The term often carries subtle implications of social climbing or seeking advantage through association. (B) focuses on debate rather than social mixing and doesn't imply status differences. (C) is too narrow and misses the social status element. (D) describes formal business rather than the casual social interaction that hobnobbing implies. (E) suggests quantity of social events rather than the quality of relationships with higher-status individuals.

3. In the context of personality traits, which word represents the most direct antonym of “yielding”?

A "yielding" personality is one that readily gives way to others' wishes, compromises easily, and tends to be accommodating or submissive. "Intransigent" is the perfect antonym, meaning stubbornly refusing to change one's views or agree to compromise—completely opposite to yielding behavior. An intransigent person maintains rigid positions regardless of pressure or negotiation. (A) "Compassionate" relates to empathy, not flexibility. (B) "Gregarious" means sociable, which is unrelated to compliance or stubbornness. (C) "Meticulous" refers to attention to detail, not attitude toward compromise. (D) "Contemplative" means thoughtful or reflective, which doesn't oppose the concept of being accommodating.

4. A literature professor analyzing student engagement would most appropriately use “enthusiastically” to describe a student who:

"Enthusiastically" denotes passionate eagerness and spirited involvement that goes beyond mere participation—it suggests genuine excitement and animated engagement. A student who volunteers interpretations and initiates passionate discussions demonstrates the kind of energetic, wholehearted involvement that the word captures. This behavior shows not just compliance but genuine intellectual excitement and proactive engagement. (A) describes conscientiousness, not enthusiasm. (B) represents methodical study habits rather than spirited engagement. (D) shows responsibility but lacks the passionate energy enthusiasm implies. (E) describes thoughtful disagreement but doesn't necessarily convey the animated, eager quality that enthusiasm requires.

5. Which word most precisely matches the meaning of “anticipation” in this sentence: “Her anticipation of the merger’s announcement kept her awake, as she mentally rehearsed various scenarios”?

In this context, "anticipation" refers to the eager expectation of a future event—specifically looking forward to something with a sense that it will definitely occur. "Expectancy" captures this precise meaning of confident awaiting or looking forward to an anticipated event. The sentence suggests active mental engagement with a future event she believes will happen. (A) "Intuition" suggests a sudden insight or gut feeling, missing the forward-looking temporal element that anticipation requires. (C) "Speculation" implies uncertainty and guessing, whereas anticipation suggests more confident expectation. (D) "Anxiety" focuses on worry rather than expectant waiting. (E) "Preparation" refers to getting ready for something, not the emotional/mental state of expecting it.

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