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You’ve explored five powerful words from today’s vocabulary session—now it’s time to put your learning into action! Before you dive into this quiz, make sure you’ve thoroughly studied the words from today’s Daily Vocabulary post (October 18, 2025).
Each word—Policy, Infiltrators, Signatory, Yardsticks, and Undocumented—comes directly from The Hindu and reflects vocabulary that appears in competitive exams like UPSC, CAT, and GRE. Understanding these words isn’t just about memorization; it’s about grasping their context, etymology, and real-world applications.
This Daily Vocabulary Quiz is designed to reinforce your learning and help you retain these words for the long term. If you haven’t read the article yet, click here to study the words first—understanding Prashant Sir’s detailed explanations, memory tips, and usage examples will make answering these questions much easier!
Remember: Consistent daily practice is the secret to vocabulary excellence. Take the quiz seriously, learn from any mistakes, and watch your word power grow one day at a time. Let’s begin! đź’Ş
Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers ( 18 October 2025): DAILY QUIZ
1. Which sentence demonstrates the most sophisticated understanding of “policy” in an institutional context?
2. Select the word that is most OPPOSITE in meaning to “infiltrators” as used in security contexts:
3. In international relations, a signatory differs from a mere participant primarily in that a signatory:
4. The term “yardsticks” is used metaphorically in the following sentence: “The committee struggled to identify appropriate yardsticks for evaluating the program’s success.” Which word best captures this figurative usage?
5. In academic and research contexts, describing data as “undocumented” most precisely indicates that:
