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Asked: August 1, 20252025-08-01T11:36:47+00:00 2025-08-01T11:36:47+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (1 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (1 August 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. Which of the following best captures the meaning of “profound” as used in academic discourse?

In academic and intellectual contexts, "profound" refers to ideas, thoughts, or insights that demonstrate exceptional depth of understanding or intellectual significance. While option A refers to physical depth, "profound" in scholarly usage emphasizes intellectual or philosophical depth. Option C incorrectly suggests deliberate obscurity, while "profound" ideas are actually characterized by their clarity and insight despite dealing with complex subjects. Option D confuses "profound" with "poignant" or "moving," and option E describes "comprehensive" rather than the deep, penetrating quality that "profound" conveys.

2. The researcher explained that human intelligence exists on a _______, challenging the traditional binary classification of “gifted” versus “average” students.

"Continuum" specifically refers to a continuous sequence in which no part can be distinguished from neighboring parts—exactly what the sentence describes regarding intelligence levels. While "spectrum" (option A) is close, "continuum" more precisely conveys the seamless, unbroken nature of the range being described. A "hierarchy" (option C) implies ranked levels with clear distinctions, which contradicts the researcher's point. "Dichotomy" (option D) represents exactly the binary thinking being challenged, and "paradigm" (option E) refers to a conceptual framework rather than a continuous range.

3. In the context of Olympic competition, which word serves as the best antonym for “amateurs”?

"Professionals" is the direct antonym of "amateurs," specifically referring to those who engage in an activity for monetary compensation and as their primary occupation, whereas amateurs traditionally compete for personal satisfaction rather than financial gain. While "experts" (option B) and "specialists" (option C) refer to skill level, they don't capture the crucial distinction between paid and unpaid participation that defines the amateur-professional divide in Olympic contexts. "Veterans" (option D) refers to experience level, and "practitioners" (option E) is too general, as it can include both amateurs and professionals who practice an activity.

4. Which word most precisely captures the meaning of “correspond” in the sentence: “The architectural features of the building correspond to the designer’s original vision”?

"Align" best captures the specific meaning of "correspond" in this context, suggesting that the architectural features are in harmony with and accurately reflect the designer's vision. While "match" (option C) might seem correct, it implies exact duplication rather than the harmonious agreement that "correspond" conveys. "Relate" (option A) is too vague and doesn't capture the precise agreement implied. "Conform" (option D) suggests compliance with rules rather than harmonious correspondence, and "complement" (option E) implies a supplementary relationship rather than the direct correspondence being described.

5. A literary scholar developing a new framework for categorizing narrative structures based on temporal complexity, character development patterns, and thematic resonance would most likely be creating a:

"Taxonomy" refers to the systematic classification and organization of items into categories based on shared characteristics—exactly what the scholar is doing by categorizing narrative structures according to specific criteria (temporal complexity, character development, thematic resonance). An "anthology" (option A) is a collection of works, not a classification system. A "compendium" (option C) is a comprehensive collection of information, while a "synthesis" (option D) combines different approaches rather than creating a classification system. A "bibliography" (option E) is simply a list of sources and has no connection to the systematic categorization that defines taxonomy.

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