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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.

Expert · Level 6 · 25 questions

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  1. It should completely ignore people
  2. It should include sustainable use and alternative resources
  3. It should be based only on punishment
  4. It should immediately turn forest into city
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  1. Increasing hunting
  2. Spreading forest fire
  3. Preserving genetic and species diversity of plants
  4. Drying water sources
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  1. Both fear and understanding will always increase
  2. Habitat will automatically become safe
  3. Wildlife needs will end
  4. Behaviour change and voluntary cooperation may remain weak
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  1. Protection of water quality, flow and food chain
  2. Only decoration on the bank
  3. Indiscriminate deforestation
  4. Dumping waste in the river
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  1. It will be difficult to understand comparable trends
  2. Data will always be more correct
  3. Need for conservation will end
  4. Habitat will improve automatically
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  1. How much food and shelter they will provide to local organisms
  2. How colourful they are
  3. How costly they are in the market
  4. How they look roadside
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  1. Only soil colour
  2. Low-disturbance safe habitat
  3. River length
  4. National symbol
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  1. Only rocks
  2. Only roads
  3. Fruit-eating birds and mammals
  4. Only buildings
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  1. No habitat assessment is needed
  2. Planted saplings always survive
  3. Conservation is measured fully only by numbers
  4. Survival, native species and habitat improvement assessment will be missed
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  1. Because movement and population connectivity are still obstructed
  2. Because stopping hunting is wrong
  3. Because habitat has no importance
  4. Because organisms do not need space
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  1. Only bad appearance
  2. Effect on habitat cleanliness, water quality and organism safety
  3. No effect on any organism
  4. It is proof of conservation
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  1. Punishment-only conservation
  2. Habitat destruction
  3. Behaviour-change based conservation
  4. Illegal trade
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  1. Rules will succeed equally everywhere
  2. Understanding of local habitat and community needs will remain incomplete
  3. Community has no role
  4. Habitats are always the same
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  1. Only tourism tickets will increase
  2. Hunting will become easy
  3. Overall habitat quality will improve
  4. Importance of vegetation will end
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  1. Dependence and rule-following problems may remain
  2. Forest will grow immediately
  3. Illegal cutting will become impossible
  4. Community needs will end
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  1. Field-level information and rule-following can improve
  2. Poaching will increase
  3. Deforestation will speed up
  4. Habitat will become unimportant
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  1. Pollination, insects and bird food relation
  2. Only road construction
  3. Only mining production
  4. Only building height
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  1. The project may move away from the basic aim of conservation
  2. Biodiversity will automatically be safe
  3. Habitat will have no importance
  4. Wildlife needs will end
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  1. It can indicate a problem of the whole water habitat
  2. It is only colour change of birds
  3. Fish have no relation with birds
  4. Water body is unrelated to conservation
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  1. Increasing numbers alone are not sufficient success
  2. Conflict should be ignored
  3. Habitat planning is not needed
  4. Community has no importance
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  1. Movement of nocturnal animals may be affected
  2. Corridor will always improve
  3. Every animal will like light
  4. Need for habitat will end
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  1. Understanding of species and spatial habitat relation will remain incomplete
  2. List is always sufficient
  3. Habitat maps are useless
  4. Species are unrelated to place
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  1. Problem, cause, affected habitat, measures and conclusion
  2. Only animal name
  3. Only one slogan
  4. Only tourist spot
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  1. Combined protection of species, habitat, water, food chain, law, community and monitoring is necessary
  2. Planting trees alone is enough
  3. Conservation is only punishment
  4. Habitat and community are irrelevant
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  1. Because vegetation provides food, shelter, breeding sites and the base of food chains
  2. Because both have no relation
  3. Because wildlife lives only in cities
  4. Because vegetation is only decoration

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