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Asked: July 29, 20252025-07-29T10:14:36+00:00 2025-07-29T10:14:36+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (29 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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🎯 Daily Vocabulary Challenge: Test Your Word Power!

Welcome to your daily dose of vocabulary mastery! Every day brings fresh words from India’s leading newspapers and publications, and today we’re featuring 5 powerful words that can transform your communication skills.

Before you dive into the quiz, make sure you’ve thoroughly studied today’s vocabulary post:

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers: July 29, 2025

Why Take This Quiz?

✅ Real-world relevance: These words appear in actual Indian publications—from The Hindu to The Economic Times
âś… Comprehensive learning: Each word comes with context, pronunciation, etymology, and cultural insights
âś… Practical application: Master vocabulary that enhances your reading, writing, and professional communication
âś… Daily habit building: Just 5 minutes a day can significantly expand your lexicon over time

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📚 Step 1: Read and study the complete vocabulary post (link above)
đź§  Step 2: Take the 5-question multiple choice quiz below
🎉 Step 3: Check your score and revisit any challenging words

Remember, today’s featured words—bandaged, paediatric, tormented, defied, and papering—span diverse contexts from healthcare to literature, giving you versatile vocabulary tools for any situation.

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Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (29 July 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. The concept of “inevitability” in philosophical discourse most accurately encompasses which of the following ideas?

"Inevitability" refers to the absolute certainty that something will occur, emphasizing the impossibility of prevention or alteration through any means. This concept transcends mere probability or likelihood, suggesting an outcome that is fixed and unalterable by human action or circumstance. The word carries a sense of finality and inescapability that distinguishes it from simple prediction or expectation. Option A incorrectly suggests possibility of intervention, B limits it to supernatural causation, D focuses on patterns rather than certainty, and E introduces the irrelevant concept of desirability while weakening the certainty aspect.

2. The promising diplomatic negotiations were completely __________ when classified documents were leaked to the press, destroying months of careful relationship-building.

"Derailed" is used metaphorically here to describe how the diplomatic negotiations were completely thrown off course, much like a train that leaves its tracks. This figurative usage captures both the sudden, catastrophic nature of the disruption and the way the process was completely stopped rather than merely slowed or complicated. The word suggests that the negotiations not only stopped but became impossible to continue in their intended direction. Options A and D suggest improvement, C implies temporary delay with potential resumption, and E suggests difficulty but not complete cessation, whereas "derailed" indicates total disruption of the intended course.

3. In toxicological studies, researchers frequently assess the “lethality” of various compounds. Which term most precisely captures this concept?

"Deadliness" is the most precise synonym for "lethality" as both terms specifically refer to the capacity to cause death. In scientific contexts, lethality measurements (such as LD50 values) quantify exactly how likely a substance is to kill, making "deadliness" the most direct equivalent. While the other options relate to harmfulness, they lack the specific focus on death that defines lethality. Option A (virulence) relates to disease severity, C (potency) refers to strength but not necessarily death-causing ability, D (toxicity) indicates harmfulness but not necessarily fatal outcomes, and E (severity) is too general and doesn't specifically denote death-causing potential.

4. In the Roman Republic, senators differed from their modern American counterparts primarily in which fundamental aspect?

Roman senators constituted an advisory council (senatus) that wielded enormous influence through tradition and prestige but lacked the formal legislative authority of modern senators. While their advice was rarely ignored, they technically served at the pleasure of magistrates and couldn't pass binding laws independently, unlike contemporary senators who have direct legislative power. This represents a fundamental structural difference between advisory versus legislative roles. Option A is incorrect as Roman senators were not elected, C misrepresents both systems (Roman senators didn't represent geographic areas like states), D overstates military requirements, and E is wrong as Roman senators typically served for life rather than fixed terms.

5. Which word represents the most precise antonym for “pernicious” when describing the effects of a social policy?

"Beneficial" serves as the most precise antonym for "pernicious" because it represents the complete opposite in terms of effect and outcome. While "pernicious" describes something that is harmful in a subtle, gradual, and often destructive way, "beneficial" indicates something that actively promotes well-being and positive outcomes. This creates a direct oppositional relationship between harm and help, destruction and improvement. Option B (harmless) merely indicates absence of harm rather than active good, C (ineffective) addresses impact rather than moral quality, D (temporary) refers to duration rather than effect, and E (obvious) relates to visibility rather than the beneficial versus harmful nature that defines the core opposition to "pernicious."

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