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Asked: July 24, 20252025-07-24T09:30:36+00:00 2025-07-24T09:30:36+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (24 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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🚀 Daily Vocabulary Challenge: Test Your Word Power!

Ready to supercharge your vocabulary with words that matter in real-world India?

Before you dive into today’s quiz, make sure to thoroughly study our latest vocabulary post:

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers and Publications: July 24, 2025

Why This Daily Challenge?
Every day, India’s leading newspapers use powerful words that can transform your communication skills. Today’s featured words—from uproar to redoubtable—aren’t just dictionary entries; they’re tools that top journalists, professionals, and communicators use to express ideas with precision and impact.

📚 Your Mission:

  1. Read First: Study the complete vocabulary post above, paying attention to meanings, contexts, and usage examples
  2. Understand: Notice how each word appears in real Indian newspaper contexts
  3. Test Yourself: Take our 5-question MCQ challenge below

🎯 What You’ll Gain:

  • Master vocabulary that appears in actual Indian publications
  • Build confidence for competitive exams, interviews, and professional communication
  • Develop a habit that takes just minutes but delivers lasting results

Remember: The most successful students are those who make vocabulary building a daily ritual. Are you ready to join their ranks?

Start by reading the article above, then challenge yourself with today’s quiz!

 

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (24 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. Which word represents the opposite action of “excavating”?

"Interring" is the antonym of "excavating" because it means to bury or place something in the ground, while excavating means to dig out or uncover by removing earth. These actions are directly opposite: excavation removes material to expose what lies beneath, while interment places material beneath the ground surface. Option B (surveying) means examining or measuring land, C (analyzing) means studying systematically, D (cataloging) means organizing items in lists, and E (preserving) means maintaining something's condition—none of these represent the opposite directional action of excavation. Only interring involves the reverse process of placing objects into the ground rather than removing them from it.

2. The linguistics professor noted that while the villagers from different valleys could understand each other, their distinct _______ revealed fascinating variations in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammatical structures that had evolved over centuries of geographic isolation.

"Dialects" perfectly fits this context, referring to regional or social varieties of a language that differ in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar while remaining mutually intelligible. The sentence describes exactly what dialects are: variations of the same language that develop due to geographic or social separation, featuring the specific linguistic differences mentioned. Option A (alphabets) refers to writing systems, not spoken variations. Option C (translations) involves converting between different languages, D (dictionaries) are reference books, and E (gestures) refer to physical movements—none of these capture the linguistic variations in speech patterns that characterize dialectal differences within a single language family.

3. Which word most closely matches the meaning of “baffled”?

"Perplexed" is the most accurate synonym for "baffled," as both words describe a state of confusion or bewilderment when faced with something difficult to understand or explain. Both terms convey the mental state of being puzzled and unable to comprehend a situation clearly. Option A (enlightened) suggests gaining understanding, making it an antonym rather than synonym. Option C (indignant) refers to anger at perceived injustice, D (apathetic) means lacking interest or concern, and E (vindicated) means proven right or justified—none of these capture the confusion and puzzlement that define being baffled.

4. In which scenario does the use of “jargon” represent the most problematic communication barrier?

Option C represents the most problematic use of jargon because it involves specialized financial terminology being used with clients who likely lack expertise in that field, creating a significant communication barrier that could lead to misunderstanding of crucial financial decisions. Effective communication requires adapting language to the audience's knowledge level. In contrast, options A, B, D, and E all involve professionals communicating with peers who share the same specialized knowledge base, making jargon appropriate and efficient rather than problematic. The key distinction is that jargon becomes problematic when it excludes or confuses the intended audience rather than facilitating precise communication among experts.

5. A material described as “permeable” would most accurately be characterized as:

"Permeable" specifically means having pores or openings that allow liquids, gases, or other substances to pass through. This property is fundamental in fields like geology, biology, and materials science, where the ability of substances to move through barriers is crucial. Option A describes impermeability, the exact opposite quality. Option C refers to elasticity or malleability, D describes structural integrity or rigidity, and E describes reflective properties—none of which relate to the passage of substances through a material's structure, which is the defining characteristic of permeability.

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