Revision of Daliy Slide : 16 to 21 May

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May 16, 2022

 1. How many states are there in India? 

Ans. 28

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2. Where is the ‘Fateh Burj' situated ? 

Ans. Chappar Chiri , Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar (Mohali)

3. In which city is the Taj Mahal situated? 

Ans. Agra

4. What is the name of the natural satellite of the Earth? 

Ans. Moon

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5. How many colours are there in our national flag? 

Ans. Three


May 16, 2022

1 Which Guru Sahib is known as ‘Hind di chadar’? 

Ans. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji

2 Which is the national bird of India? 

Ans. peacock 

3 When is National Sports Day celebrated ? 

Ans. August 29

4 How is the number 290 written in the  Roman numeral system? 

Ans. CCXC

5 How many days are there in a leap year? 

Ans. 366 days


May 17, 2022

 1. When was the present Punjab formed? 

Ans. November 1, 1966

2. Images of which animals are there in our national symbols?

Ans. elephant, horse, bull, lion

3. In which region of India are almonds grown the most?

Ans. Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh

4. How many days are there in a leap year? 

Ans. 366

5. Which river is considered as the backbone of Punjab ? 

Ans. Sutlej


19 May 2022

1. Where is Asia's largest grain market? Ans. Khanna, Ludhiana

2. Before independence what was there in place of Ashok Chakra in our National 

flag? 

Ans. Charkha

3. Which continent does not have any desert? 

Ans. Europe

4. How many weeks are there in a year? Ans. 52 weeks

5. What is the colour of a giraffe's tongue? Ans. blue


May 20, 2022

1. In terms of area, which is the smallest continent in the world? 

Ans. Australia

2. When was the existing Punjab formed? Ans. November 1, 1966

3. Which is the major crop of Punjab? Ans. Wheat

4. When is World Book Day celebrated? Ans. 23 April

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5. What is the name of the earth's natural satellite? 

Ans. the moon

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May 21, 2022

 1. Which is the national animal of India? 

Ans. Tiger

2. Where is ‘Jang-e-Azadi Memorial' situated? 

Ans. Kartarpur,Jalandhar

3. What is the sign of Olympic Games? 

Ans. five rings

4. Which is the main sport of Punjab? 

Ans. Kabaddi

5. From where do we get oxygen? Ans. Trees



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