In grammar, the superlative is the form of an adverb or adjective that expresses a degree of the adverb or adjective being used that is greater than any other possible degree of the given descriptor. English superlatives are typically formed with the suffix -est. (e.g. fastest, largest) or the word most (most recent, most literate).
For example the answer to the question, 'Which is the highest mountain peak on earth? 'Is-Mt. Everest.
Now all you have to do is to find the superlatives and internalise them by committing them to your memory, thus keeping the facts in a ready to use manner. Whenever you come across a superlative (from a credible source- like the Guinness Book of World Records) make a note of it. Usually such superlatives are easy to remember. Use the word/image tagging
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•History- all of human history
•Polity- constitutions and systems of administration are high yield fact areas.
•Geography- important for the IAS exam / daily life
•Science- it can be sub-classified as life science and non-life sciences. The important fact is that you need not understand the technicalities of any subject. Only 'who did what ' or a brief idea of what 'stuff ' is about.
•Economics- you need to know the famous economists, Nobel laureates, the communist and free market principles (learn what they are about).
•Great personalities -Many questions in the IAS exam revolve around personalities.
•The corporate world- what modern industry has a great bearing on humanity 's future? For example, the famous APPLE advertisement in the super bowl of 1984 changed the face of the advertising industry.
•Company logos
•Company taglines
•Companies ' achievements
•Military developments- certain technological and strategic developments in weaponries are important and favourites of the examiners. I would ask them if I am one.
•Current affairs- this keeps you grounded in the