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Asked: September 3, 20252025-09-03T12:38:06+00:00 2025-09-03T12:38:06+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (3 September 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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🌟 Welcome to Your Daily Vocabulary Challenge! 🌟

Learning new words is powerful—but true mastery comes when you test yourself. Each day, we bring you 5 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) based on carefully selected words from Indian newspapers and publications.

Before you dive into today’s quiz, make sure you go through the article first to understand the words in detail: Daily Vocabulary from International  Newspapers – September 3, 2025.

Once you’ve studied the list, come back here and put your knowledge to the test. Consistency is the key to growth—just 5 questions a day will steadily sharpen your vocabulary and confidence! 🚀

Daily Vocabulary from International Newspapers (3 September 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. When the initial enthusiasm for the ambitious urban renewal project __________ due to mounting costs and bureaucratic obstacles, city planners were forced to reassess their long-term development strategy.

In this context, "evaporates" means to disappear gradually or dissipate, much like how liquid turns to vapor and vanishes. The sentence describes enthusiasm disappearing due to obstacles, making this the most appropriate choice. (A) Crystallizes means to become clear or definite, which contradicts the idea of enthusiasm disappearing. (C) Consolidates means to strengthen or combine, opposite to the dissipation described. (D) Intensifies means to become stronger or more extreme, which contradicts the context of declining enthusiasm. (E) Materializes means to become actual or real, which is the opposite of disappearing or dissipating.

2. In architectural criticism, a building described as having “flamingo-like qualities” would most likely be characterized by:

When used metaphorically in design contexts, "flamingo-like" typically refers to bold, eye-catching characteristics reminiscent of the bird's striking appearance—particularly its vibrant pink coloration and dramatic, flamboyant presence. This describes architecture that is ostentatious and uses bright, attention-grabbing colors. (A) Austere geometric forms with monochromatic schemes represent the opposite of flamboyant, flamingo-like design. (C) Subterranean structures have no connection to the visual characteristics of flamingos, which are notable for their prominent, visible features. (D) Industrial materials like steel and concrete suggest utilitarian, unglamorous design contrary to the flashy nature implied by flamingo-like qualities. (E) Symmetrical facades with classical proportions represent traditional, understated elegance rather than the bold, attention-seeking qualities associated with flamingo imagery.

3. Which word represents the most precise antonym to “abundance” when describing economic conditions?

"Abundance" refers to a very large quantity or plentiful supply of something, and "scarcity" is its most direct antonym, meaning a state where something is in short supply or insufficient to meet demand. This creates a clear conceptual opposition between plenty and shortage. (A) Moderation refers to avoiding extremes and staying within reasonable limits, but doesn't specifically indicate shortage or lack. (C) Limitation refers to restrictions or boundaries placed on something, but doesn't necessarily indicate insufficient quantity. (D) Restriction implies controls or constraints imposed on access or use, rather than actual shortage of supply. (E) Insufficiency means inadequate amount, which is close but less precise than scarcity; insufficiency can be relative to need, while scarcity indicates absolute shortage in supply.

4. In the context of investigative journalism, “dredging” most accurately refers to:

In journalism, "dredging" metaphorically refers to the process of digging deep to bring up information that has been buried, forgotten, or deliberately concealed, much like how literal dredging brings up sediment from the bottom of waterways. This involves painstaking research through old records, archives, and databases. (A) Systematic interviews represent standard journalistic practice but don't capture the sense of excavating buried information that "dredging" implies. (B) Advanced technology for digital evidence is modern investigative technique but lacks the connotation of bringing up something from the depths that characterizes dredging. (D) Legal procedures for document disclosure represent formal legal processes rather than the investigative digging metaphor of dredging. (E) International collaboration involves working with others across

5. Which term most closely parallels the meaning of “dichotomy” in philosophical discourse?

"Dichotomy" refers to a division into two mutually exclusive, often contradictory parts or categories, and "bifurcation" shares this meaning, describing a splitting or dividing into two branches or parts. Both terms emphasize the creation of two distinct, separate categories. (A) Paradox refers to a seemingly contradictory statement that may reveal a deeper truth, but doesn't specifically involve division into two parts. (B) Synthesis means the combination of different elements into a coherent whole, which is the opposite of division into separate parts. (D) Continuum represents an unbroken sequence or range without distinct divisions, contrary to the sharp division that dichotomy implies. (E) Amalgamation means a mixture or blend of different elements, which opposes the concept of separation into distinct categories that defines dichotomy.

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