Weekly Revision of Daily Slide : May 23 to 28

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Revision of Daily Slide


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May 23, Monday 

1. In our solar system, on which planet is life possible? 

Ans. Earth

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2. In which district is Hussainiwala Border situated? Ans. Ferozepur

3. With which patriot is ‘Sarabha’ village associated?

Ans. Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha

4. Which month has 28 or 29 days? 

Ans. February

5. Which gas do the plants take from air? 

Ans. Carbon dioxide


May 24, Tuesday 

1. Where is the Qutub Minar situated? 

Ans. Delhi

2. In which district is the ‘Victoria Memorial Clock Tower’ situated?

Ans. Faridkot

3. Who invented the aeroplane? 

Ans. Wright Brothers

4. Which freedom fighter told his name as 'Ram Muhammad Singh Azad'?

Ans. Shaheed Udham Singh

5. How many inches are there in a foot? 

Ans. 12 inches


May 25, 2020

1. Which is the smallest continent in the world in terms of population?  

Ans. Antarctica

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2. Who is first woman IPS officer of India? Ans. Mrs. Kiran Bedi

3. Who invented telephone? 

Ans  Alexander Graham Bell

4. When is World Health Day celebrated ? Ans. April 7

5. In which states are coconut trees mostly found ? 

Ans. Kerala and Goa


May 26, Thursday 

1. Which city of India is known as ‘Diamond city’ of India? 

Ans. Surat

2. Where is Rose Garden situated? 

Ans. Chandigarh

3. What is the percentage of water in human body? 

Ans. 50-65%

4. Which disease is caused by deficiency of vitamin-B? 

Ans. Beriberi

5. What is the tenure of Gram Panchayat?

Ans. 5 Years


May 27, Friday 

1.Who was the founder of Sikh religion? 

Ans. Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji

2. Which is the most populated state of India ? 

Ans. Uttar Pradesh

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3. In which city is ‘Rock Garden' situated ? Ans. Chandigarh

4 How many endpoints does a line segment have? 

Ans. Two

5 Which is the national fruit of India? 

Ans. Mango


May 28, Saturday 

1.Which is the smallest state in India? 

Ans. Goa

2. How many districts are there in Punjab ? Ans. 23

3. Where is ‘Rose Garden' situated ? 

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Ans. Chandigarh

4. How many endpoints does a ray have? Ans. One

5. Which is the national animal of India? 

Ans. Tiger



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