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Conservation

In Class 9 Geography, this topic explains why conserving natural vegetation and wildlife is essential for maintaining biodiversity, ecological balance, and healthy habitats. Students learn about the pressures caused by habitat loss, deforestation, pollution, and unsustainable use of resources, along with the role of protected areas, community participation, and responsible resource management. The topic also helps students understand how conservation supports both environmental security and the livelihoods of people who depend on nature.

Easy · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. It is needed to increase hunting
  2. It is needed to destroy habitat
  3. It is needed to empty forests
  4. It saves plants animals and habitat
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  1. It provides a safe movement route for animals
  2. It fragments forests
  3. It makes hunting easy
  4. It increases pollution
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  1. Because it makes hunting easy
  2. Because both animals and humans remain safe
  3. Because it gives food to animals
  4. Because it breaks rules
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  1. Vegetation always removes animals
  2. Vegetation has no relation
  3. Vegetation provides food and shelter
  4. Vegetation only makes stones
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  1. To increase hunting
  2. To cut forests
  3. To spread waste
  4. To teach people correct conservation behaviour
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  1. Leaving nests and eggs safe
  2. Breaking nests
  3. Driving birds away with loud noise
  4. Throwing waste in wetlands
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  1. Only for desert animals
  2. For birds and aquatic organisms
  3. Only for road construction
  4. Only for mining
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  1. Pollution
  2. Cutting
  3. Conservation
  4. Hunting
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  1. Increasing hunting
  2. Destroying habitat
  3. Spreading pollution
  4. Reducing pressure on the main protected area
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  1. Stopping illegal hunting and wildlife trade
  2. Cutting forests
  3. Increasing water pollution
  4. Removing natural habitats
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  1. Illegal trade
  2. Forest conservation
  3. Water pollution
  4. Hunting
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  1. By damaging forests
  2. By hiding illegal hunting
  3. By protecting habitats and giving information
  4. By spreading waste
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  1. To scare animals
  2. To make hunting easy
  3. To increase tourism
  4. To reduce disturbance to wildlife
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  1. They inspire people to plant trees and protect nature
  2. They are for cutting forests
  3. They increase illegal hunting
  4. They damage water sources
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  1. Because it increases hunting
  2. Because clean water is needed by aquatic and other organisms
  3. Because pollution becomes food
  4. Because it cuts forests
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  1. Planting local plants
  2. Cleaning waste
  3. Uncontrolled construction and deforestation
  4. Saving water sources
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  1. They always reduce habitat
  2. They give food to no organism
  3. They are only for buildings
  4. They provide food and shelter to local organisms
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  1. To understand numbers and condition of organisms
  2. To cut forests
  3. To increase pollution
  4. To hide hunting
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  1. They destroy forests
  2. They help in the spread of plants
  3. They block water sources
  4. They only hunt
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  1. They only spread pollution
  2. They cut forests
  3. They help in plant reproduction
  4. They dry water sources
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  1. Doing illegal trade
  2. Disturbing wildlife
  3. Spreading waste
  4. Reporting illegal activity
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  1. To help the new generation grow safely
  2. To increase hunting
  3. To destroy water sources
  4. To remove habitat
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  1. Hunting should be increased
  2. Conservation efforts and monitoring should be increased
  3. Habitat should be destroyed
  4. Waste should be spread
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  1. It teaches illegal hunting
  2. It destroys habitats
  3. It develops correct behaviour and responsibility
  4. It increases pollution
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  1. It gives comfort to animals
  2. It increases food
  3. It creates water sources
  4. It can disturb wildlife

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