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Geography

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.

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  1. Only tiger number is enough indicator
  2. Prey species and their habitats also need protection
  3. Deer have no relation with tiger conservation
  4. Shrinking habitat strengthens the food chain
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  1. When native species suited to local soil and climate are planted
  2. When saplings are cared for regularly
  3. When only fast growing alien species are planted and local biodiversity is ignored
  4. When the community is involved in sapling protection
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  1. Habitat fragmentation and obstruction to wildlife movement
  2. Natural growth of trees
  3. Increase in rainfall amount
  4. Change in soil colour in forests
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  1. Because number has no relation with conservation
  2. Because habitat quality and genetic diversity are also important
  3. Because numbers are always wrong
  4. Because higher number always means extinction
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  1. Pressure on surrounding zone and reduced animal movement
  2. Increase in freedom of wildlife
  3. Immediate saving of all endangered species
  4. Automatic expansion of natural habitats
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  1. All human activities should be the same everywhere
  2. Balance between strict conservation and regulated use
  3. Increasing only industries
  4. Settling wildlife in villages
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  1. When natural habitat is protected and restored
  2. When no safe habitat is available for release
  3. When scientific monitoring is done
  4. When species needs are understood
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  1. Because it increases cooperation in rule following and monitoring
  2. Because community always destroys forests
  3. Because local people do not know resources
  4. Because conservation is completed only by government files
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  1. Allowing the alien plant to spread everywhere
  2. Controlling it to protect native grassland and species
  3. Considering native species unnecessary
  4. Immediately sending wildlife to cities
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  1. To reduce risk of collision and stress for animals
  2. To make hunting easier
  3. To increase waste in forests
  4. To speed up tree cutting
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  1. Because penalties have no use
  2. Because awareness livelihood options and monitoring are also necessary
  3. Because penalties always increase deforestation
  4. Because rules are not related to nature
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  1. Conservation is fully successful and there is no threat
  2. Habitat resources should also be checked along with count
  3. Water sources have no relation with wildlife
  4. Less water makes all animals safer
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  1. Forests are linked only with timber production
  2. Forests are linked with soil runoff and water sources
  3. Watersheds have no relation with wildlife
  4. Water sources are anti conservation
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  1. When local people depend on forest resources and alternatives are not provided
  2. When resources are used sustainably
  3. When community is included in decisions
  4. When pressure on forest resources is low
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  1. Because they can be ecological indicators and part of food chains
  2. Because small organisms have no role in nature
  3. Because only large mammals deserve conservation
  4. Because they are always harmful
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  1. Less disturbance in natural behaviour of wildlife
  2. Increase in illegal cutting of trees
  3. Pollution of water sources
  4. Spread of alien species
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  1. Setting fire everywhere without study
  2. Deciding after understanding local ecology weather and safety rules
  3. Treating fire always as entertainment
  4. Assuming no need of habitat restoration after fire
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  1. Because their aim is only taking photos
  2. Because rehabilitation and habitat safety are also needed after rescue
  3. Because they do not help injured animals
  4. Because they have no relation with wildlife
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  1. It can help a species adapt to changes
  2. It makes every organism non living
  3. It always destroys habitat
  4. It ends conservation laws
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  1. Because both can improve planning by giving different kinds of information
  2. Because traditional knowledge is always useless
  3. Because scientific study is separate from conservation
  4. Because information weakens conservation
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  1. Habitat of grassland dependent species may decrease
  2. Grassland always destroys biodiversity
  3. Every habitat needs only trees
  4. Grassland has no relation with conservation
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  1. Because presence of many species can be known near water sources
  2. Because cameras dry water sources
  3. Because monitoring allows hunting
  4. Because water has no relation with wildlife
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  1. Assuming the problem ends only by strict punishment
  2. Community cooperation with alternative fuel and regulated use
  3. Declaring all local people illegal
  4. Removing wildlife to increase wood
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  1. Because reducing demand awareness and local monitoring are also necessary
  2. Because border checking always increases trade
  3. Because illegal trade protects species
  4. Because awareness has no effect
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  1. Forests can help hold soil and reduce runoff and landslide risk
  2. Forests always increase disasters
  3. Forests have no relation with soil
  4. Forests are only for timber collection

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