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Asked: July 16, 20252025-07-16T05:54:53+00:00 2025-07-16T05:54:53+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (15 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (15 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. In academic contexts, which professional would most appropriately be described as “itinerant”?

"Itinerant" describes someone who travels from place to place, especially for work, suggesting constant movement and temporary stays rather than permanent residence. The visiting scholar who teaches at multiple universities across different countries exemplifies true itinerant behavior through regular geographic relocation for professional purposes. Option A describes stability, the opposite of itinerant. Option B involves role changes but not necessarily geographic movement. Option D represents internal institutional movement, not the travel-based lifestyle that defines itinerant work. Option E describes occasional visits rather than the consistent pattern of movement that characterizes itinerant professionals.

2. Which term represents the most direct antonym of “punitive”?

"Punitive" means intended as punishment or penalty, emphasizing retribution or deterrence through negative consequences. "Rehabilitative" is the most direct antonym because it specifically focuses on restoration, healing, and positive reconstruction rather than punishment. While options A, C, D, and E all suggest positive intervention, they don't directly oppose the punitive concept as clearly as "rehabilitative" does. "Corrective" might still involve punishment; "remedial" addresses deficiencies; "therapeutic" focuses on healing; and "ameliorative" means improving conditions—but only "rehabilitative" explicitly emphasizes restoration over retribution.

3. Which word is most similar in meaning to “panoply”?

"Panoply" refers to a complete or impressive collection, display, or array of things, often suggesting magnificence or comprehensiveness. "Array" is the closest synonym, as it also denotes an impressive or extensive collection or arrangement. Option A (cacophony) refers to harsh, discordant sounds. Option B (anthology) is a collection but specifically of literary works, making it too narrow. Option D (hierarchy) refers to a system of ranking, not a collection or display. Option E (repertoire) refers to a stock of skills or works, which is closer but lacks the connotation of impressive display that characterizes "panoply."

4. The investigative journalist managed to _______ the corporation’s illegal dumping practices after months of careful research and interviews with former employees.

In this context, "rumble" means to discover or find out something, especially something that was hidden or secret. This usage is less common than the more familiar meaning of "to make a deep sound," making it a challenging GRE-level question. Option B (expose) is tempting but implies making known what was already discovered, while "rumble" specifically refers to the act of discovery itself. Options C, D, and E represent different phases of dealing with discovered information but don't capture the investigative discovery process that "rumble" describes in this sophisticated usage.

5. Which of the following best captures the essence of “tyrannical” behavior in a leadership context?

"Tyrannical" specifically denotes the exercise of power in a cruel, arbitrary, and oppressive manner, typically involving the abuse of authority and disregard for the rights or welfare of those being governed. Option A describes decisiveness, which isn't inherently tyrannical. Option C refers to conviction, which can be positive. Option D describes strict rule-following, which differs from arbitrary oppression. Option E describes favoritism, which, while potentially unfair, doesn't capture the cruel and oppressive nature that defines tyrannical behavior.

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