1. When is World Refugee Day celebrated?

[A] 5th June

[B] 10 June

[C] 15 June

[D] 20 June

 Answer: [D] June 20

Explanation:

World Refugee Day is observed every year on 20 June. This day is celebrated with the aim of raising awareness about the status of refugees all over the world.

2. When is World Desert Prevention Day observed?

[A] 3 June

[B] 8 June

[C] 17 June

[D] 25 June

 Answer: [C] 17 June

Explanation:

World desert prevention day is observed every year on 17 June. This day is celebrated with the aim of increasing public awareness to combat the effects of desertification and drought. This year, the theme of World Desert Prevention Day is "Our land Our home Our Future".

3. When is ASEAN Dengue Day celebrated?

[A] 5th June

[B] 10 June

[C] 15 June

[D] 20 June

 Answer: [C] 15 June

Explanation:

ASEAN Dengue Day is celebrated every year on 15 June. The day is celebrated to raise awareness about dengue and to mobilize resources for control involving private and public sector stakeholders. The theme of this ASEAN Dengue Day is "United Fight Against Dengue".

4. When is World Senior Abuse Awareness Day celebrated?

[A] 1 June

[B] 8 June

[C] 15 June

[D] 22 June

 Answer: [C] 15 June

Explanation:

World Senior Abuse Awareness Day is celebrated every year on 15 June. The purpose of celebrating this day is to focus on the problems of physical, family, emotional and financial abuse of the elderly and to arouse the spirit of social concern, to prevent the old people from neglecting and abusing them.

5. When is World Blood Donation Day celebrated?

[A] 1 June

[B] 8 June

[C] 14 June

[D] 21 June

 Answer: [C] 14 June

Explanation:

World Blood Donation Day is celebrated every year on 14 June. This day is celebrated to fulfill the need of blood transfusion and blood product transfusion for the needy person. The purpose of celebrating its day is to promote voluntary blood donation.

6. When is World Child Labor Prohibition Day celebrated?

[A] 1 June

[B] 5 June

[C] 12 June

[D] June 18

 Answer: [C] 12 June

Explanation:

World Child Labor Prohibition Day is observed every year on 12 June. World Labor Prohibition Day was started by the International Labor Organization to focus on the necessary action and efforts to end child labor globally. The theme of this World Child Labor Day is "Protecting children from child labor in conflicts and disasters".

7. When is International Albinism (Dhavalata) Day celebrated?

[A] 1 June

[B] 5 June

[C] 9 June

[D] 13 June

 Answer: [D] 13 June

Explanation:

International albuminism (Dhavalata) day is celebrated every year on 13 June. Albinism is a rare and non-infectious, genetically present disorder. People suffering from this disease are mostly blind and have a risk of getting skin cancer. This day is celebrated with the aim of spreading awareness against the discrimination faced by the people of Dhavala in the world.

8. When is World Ocean Day celebrated?

[A] 1 June

[B] 3 June

[C] 5 June

[D] 8 June

 Answer: [D] 8 June

Explanation:

World Ocean Day is celebrated every year on 8 June. The purpose of celebrating this day is to make the people aware of the importance of oceans in the world and the challenges that come due to them and to make people aware of the importance of oceans in their lives.

9. When is World Environment Day celebrated?

[A] 1 June

[B] 3 June

[C] 5 June

[D] 8 June

 Answer: [C] 5th June

Explanation:

World Environment Day is celebrated every year on 5 June. This day is celebrated all over the world for the protection and protection of the environment. The purpose of celebrating this day is to make the common people aware of environmental issues. This year's theme of Environment Day has been kept as "Connecting People to Nature".

10. When is the International Day of Innocent Children Victimized?

[A] 1 June

[B] 2 June

[C] 3 June

[D] 4 June

 Answer: [D] 4 June

Explanation:

The International Day of Innocent Children of Aggression is celebrated every year on 4 June. The day focuses on the victims of the 1982 Lebanon War. This day confirms the commitment of the United Nations (UN) to protect the rights of children.