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Dattu ANS: B (33) GST day is celebrated on (A) 1st May (B) 1st July (C) 1st June (D) 1st April ANS: B (34) Which city in India is known as “City of Pearls”? (A) Mumbai (B) Bhopal (C) Hyderabad (D) Lucknow ANS: C (35) The Chief Minister of Maharashtra is (A) Vikram Thackeray (B) Santosh Thackeray (C) Mahadev Thackeray (D) Uddhav Thackeray ANS: D (36) The earth rotates around its axis from (A) North to South (B) West to East (C) South to North (D) East to West ANS: B (37) Largest gland in human body is (A) Thyroid (B) Pancreas (C) Heart (D) Liver ANS: D 7 (38) Shaving mirror is (A) Concave (B) Convex (C) Real (D) Normal ANS: A (39) Best film Award is given to ____ film during Oscar Awards 2020. 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