MCQs on Vocabulary Words from the Editorial
1. What does the term 'synergy' mean in the context of the editorial?
A) A state of complete isolation
B) The combined power of different entities working together
C) A competitive rivalry between two industries
D) The process of academic research without practical applications
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2. Which of the following is the closest synonym for 'innovation' as used in the editorial?
A) Stagnation
B) Invention
C) Tradition
D) Replication
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3. What does 'policy-making' refer to in the editorial?
A) The process of creating rules and guidelines for governance
B) The academic study of government policies
C) A theoretical discussion about laws without implementation
D) A corporate strategy for improving profits
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4. Which of the following best describes the meaning of 'real-world applications' in the editorial?
A) Theoretical knowledge without practical use
B) The implementation of academic research in industry and government
C) An experimental approach with no specific goals
D) An outdated method of policy development
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5. What is the meaning of 'cutting-edge knowledge' as per the editorial?
A) Knowledge that is outdated
B) Knowledge that is common and widely available
C) The most advanced and latest knowledge in a field
D) A fictional or hypothetical concept
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6. Which of the following is an antonym of 'data-driven analysis'?
A) Fact-based decision-making
B) Statistical reasoning
C) Intuition-based decision-making
D) Evidence-backed research
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7. What does 'fostering innovation' mean in the context of the editorial?
A) Promoting new ideas and technological advancements
B) Maintaining existing traditions and systems
C) Preventing technological advancements
D) Restricting research to academia only
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8. Which of the following best defines 'interdisciplinary thinking' as mentioned in the editorial?
A) An approach limited to a single field of study
B) Combining knowledge from multiple academic or professional fields
C) Avoiding collaboration between different disciplines
D) A focus only on theoretical learning
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9. What is the meaning of 'transferable skills' in the editorial?
A) Skills that are specific to one job only
B) Skills that can be applied across different industries and professions
C) Skills that are not useful in practical settings
D) A temporary skill set learned for academic research
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10. How does the editorial define 'commercial viability'?
A) The financial profitability and market feasibility of an idea or product
B) A theoretical research project without economic potential
C) A financial loss due to lack of demand
D) A policy that does not require public funding
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