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Asked: July 30, 20252025-07-30T07:42:05+00:00 2025-07-30T07:42:05+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (30 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (30 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. The investigative journalist served as a __________ for corporate malfeasance, consistently exposing unethical practices that regulatory agencies had overlooked or ignored.

In this context, "watchdog" refers to a person or organization that monitors others for wrongdoing, particularly those in positions of power or authority. The journalist is actively observing and reporting on corporate misconduct, which perfectly embodies the metaphorical sense of a watchdog as a guardian or monitor. Option (A) "catalyst" suggests someone who triggers change but doesn't necessarily monitor ongoing behavior. Option (C) "harbinger" indicates someone who signals future events rather than actively monitoring current ones. Option (D) "intermediary" implies a go-between role, which doesn't fit the monitoring function described. Option (E) "surrogate" suggests a substitute or representative, not a monitoring role.

2. Which of the following best captures the psychological mechanism underlying intimidation?

Intimidation fundamentally involves creating fear—whether through direct threats, implied consequences, or demonstrations of power—with the specific goal of compelling someone to act in a particular way or to refrain from certain actions. The key elements are fear-induction and the pursuit of compliance through that fear. Option (B) describes harassment or psychological abuse but lacks the specific threat component central to intimidation. Option (C) refers to social isolation tactics, which may accompany intimidation but aren't its defining characteristic. Option (D) describes manipulation through information control, not fear-based coercion. Option (E) focuses on exploiting insecurities, which is more characteristic of manipulation than intimidation.

3. Which term most precisely captures the connotative essence of “bureaucrat” as it’s typically employed in contemporary discourse?

While "bureaucrat" technically means a government official, it carries distinctly negative connotations of rigid adherence to procedures, lack of creativity, and prioritization of protocol over practical outcomes. "Functionary" captures this pejorative sense perfectly, suggesting someone who mechanically performs assigned duties without independent thought or initiative. Option (A) "administrator" is more neutral and can imply competent management. Option (C) "executive" suggests decision-making authority and leadership, which contradicts the subordinate, rule-following implications of "bureaucrat." Option (D) "coordinator" implies collaborative skills and active organization. Option (E) "facilitator" suggests someone who helps others achieve goals, which is more positive than the typical usage of "bureaucrat."

4. In which scenario would “tingling” be most appropriately used to describe a non-physical sensation?

In this context, "tingling" describes the psychological and physiological sensation of nervous excitement, anticipation, or anxiety—a metaphorical extension of the physical sensation to describe emotional or mental states. This usage captures the feeling of heightened awareness and nervous energy that accompanies significant moments. Options (B), (C), (D), and (E) all describe literal, physical tingling sensations: medication side effects, cold exposure, circulation issues from prolonged sitting, and electrical shock, respectively. Only option (A) uses "tingling" to convey the complex emotional state of anticipatory excitement mixed with nervousness that performers often experience before important performances.

5. Which word represents the most precise antonym for “provisional” in formal contexts?

"Provisional" means temporary, conditional, or subject to change pending further consideration or information. "Definitive" is its most precise antonym because it means final, authoritative, and not subject to revision—directly opposing the tentative, changeable nature of provisional arrangements. Option (A) "permanent" is close but focuses primarily on duration rather than the conditional or tentative aspect. Option (C) "conclusive" suggests something that settles a matter but doesn't necessarily oppose the conditional nature of provisional decisions. Option (D) "irrevocable" emphasizes the impossibility of reversal but doesn't capture the authoritative finality that contrasts with provisional uncertainty. Option (E) "binding" suggests legal or moral obligation but doesn't directly address the temporary, uncertain quality that defines provisional status.

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