Quiz Show on Science, History, and General Knowledge

1. अपना टेस्ट लेना मUSH (Last Class) चेनल पर पहुँचना है जिसमें टे스्ट को देखने के लिए आप 30 दिन तक बिताना है।
2. टेस्ट में टोटल 30 ऑब्जेक्टिव (objects) हैं और आप सही करके 25 से ऊपर आपके लिए दिखाना है।
3. बोर्ड एग्जाम (exam) में आपका शरीर का PEEC (body fat percentage) कितना होगा, इसका जानने के लिए यह केसे शामिल होजाती है।
4. हमारे शरीर का PEEC परास कितने के बीच में काम करता है, इसका 7 से 7.8 के बीच में जानने के लिए यह सापेक्ष याद रखना होगा।
5. हमारे शरीर में रक्त (blood) होता है यानी खून होता है, अतः रक्त का जो पीएच मान होगा 7 होगा (reference not clear whether it is a ratio or absolute value).
6. आपके लिए जीवन स्टाइल टेक्निक (Life Style Technique) का उपयोग करना सuggested है जिससे अपनी तैयारी बीच बाहर निकाल सकें।
7. टेस्ट के साथ-साथ पाठ भूमिका खाlsा है, अतः सही करना होगा साथ-साथ उन्हें समझना है और अवश्यक संदर्भ के साथ-साथ दिना है।

References:

• MUSH (My Ultimate Study Hive) Last Class Channel: 53 63 7533
• टेस्ट का साथ-साथ पाठ: सरल और स्पष्ट लिखना सuggested.The passage provided is a transcript of a Quizshow, where various questions and answers are exchanged. Below is a summary of the passage in bullet points:
• This passage discusses various questions and their answers from a Quizshow.
• The questions and answers revolve around various topics like geography, history, and science.
• The passage does not involve the use of numbers or references.
• The focus is on understanding each point independently.
• The passage is in Hindi, so translation might be required for those who don't understand the language.
• The passage advises avoiding phrases like "it is said," or "it is mentioned," and instead focus on using "the fact that" or "the information that" to introduce new information.
• When quoting someone or something, avoid using words like "he said," "she said," "it is stated," or "it is reported." Instead, use phrases like "according to," "as mentioned by," or "as per."
• When discussing a video or any other source, avoid using phrases like "the video states," or "the article mentions." Instead, use phrases like "we learn from the video," or "we can infer from the article."
• When discussing a text or a speech, avoid using phrases like "the text says," or "the speaker claims." Instead, use phrases like "as stated in the text," or "according to the speaker."
• When referring to a program or an event, avoid using phrases like "the program reveals," or "the event shows." Instead, use phrases like "we find out from the program," or "we discover from the event."
• The passage emphasizes the importance of staying focused on key facts, avoiding unnecessary distractions, and presenting information in a concise manner.
• The passage also emphasizes the importance of maintaining accuracy and clarity in communication.The passage is about various quiz questions related to history, mathematics, and general knowledge. Here are the important points from the passage:

1. There are several quizzes, and each has significant facts that need to be remembered.
2. The first quiz is about the weight of the brain, which is approximately 1400 grams for an average adult.
3. The next quiz is about the location and founding of various centers of power, such as where Nero was the Roman emperor, where Ankorwat Temple is located, and who worshipped Vishnu in the temple.
4. The next quiz is about the properties of gold and how it is measured in carats. Gold is malleable and cannot be made into large pieces without cracking, so it is weighed in carats. A 24-carat gold piece is pure gold, but it is too soft to use, so it is typically combined with other metals to make it more durable.
5. The next quiz is about the volume of a triangular pyramid, which can be calculated by adding the areas of the three triangular faces. This requires knowledge of trigonometric functions.
6. The next quiz is about ancient civilizations and their artifacts, such as who made the Parthenon, what materials were used to build it, and what is the significance of the Parthenon today.
7. The next quiz is about the properties of various materials, such as the specific gravity of mercury and the boiling point of water.
8. The next quiz is about the properties of various gases and how they behave under different conditions.
9. The next quiz is about the properties of various historical figures, such as who was Napoleon Bonaparte and what was his significance in history.
10. The next quiz is about the properties of various structures, such as the Great Wall of China and the Colosseum.
11. The next quiz is about various mathematical concepts, such as the Pythagorean theorem and the properties of prime numbers.
12. The next quiz is about various scientific concepts, such as the laws of thermodynamics and the properties of light.
13. The final quiz is about various literary works and their authors, such as who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird" and what is the significance of the title.

It is important to focus on the main facts and concepts in each quiz, as well as any relevant context or background information. Additionally, it may be helpful to practice calculating answers to questions and checking your work to ensure accuracy.