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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.

Medium · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Protecting species and their habitats
  2. Cutting forests rapidly
  3. Increasing illegal wildlife trade
  4. Converting all grasslands into buildings
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  1. Because it stops industries
  2. Because it protects food, shelter and biodiversity
  3. Because it makes all animals domestic
  4. Because it increases deserts
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  1. Only hunting areas
  2. Only industrial areas
  3. Legally protected natural areas
  4. Only agricultural areas
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  1. Because it cuts forests
  2. Because poaching can reduce species numbers
  3. Because it strengthens food chains
  4. Because it always reduces pollution
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  1. It removes all organisms
  2. It increases hunting
  3. It can increase habitat and green cover
  4. It completely destroys soil
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  1. Building only city buildings
  2. Burning forests
  3. Trading wildlife
  4. Planting trees and saving resources with community participation
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  1. Public participation to save trees from cutting
  2. Campaign to increase poaching
  3. Movement to pollute rivers
  4. Campaign to turn forests into mines
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  1. They always stop conservation
  2. They have no relation with forests
  3. They can help in monitoring, awareness and rule-following
  4. They only spread pollution
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  1. To control illegal hunting and trade
  2. To remove forests
  3. To increase pollution
  4. To make all organisms domestic
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  1. Because it focuses only on increasing the population of one selected species
  2. Because it protects the whole ecosystem, including food, water, shelter and breeding sites
  3. Because it completely removes the need for direct species conservation
  4. Because its purpose is only to keep organisms in zoos
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  1. Because wetlands are only wasteland
  2. Because they are only for buildings
  3. Because they are habitats of water birds and aquatic organisms
  4. Because they always harm wildlife
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  1. Because fire always increases biodiversity
  2. Because fire protects wildlife habitats and nests
  3. Because fire increases all water sources
  4. Because fire can destroy food, shelter and breeding sites
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  1. They stop movement
  2. They connect separate habitats and help safe movement
  3. They increase hunting
  4. They end food chains
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  1. Separating every patch more
  2. Creating more barriers between them
  3. Connecting habitats through corridors
  4. Cutting all trees
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  1. Because people understand rules and importance of nature
  2. Because it increases poaching
  3. Because it burns forests
  4. Because it increases pollution
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  1. It will improve habitat quality
  2. It can harm wildlife and habitat
  3. It will provide food to all organisms
  4. It is the main conservation measure
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  1. Because water sources have no relation with organisms
  2. Because they are only for roads
  3. Because they fulfil life and habitat needs of wildlife
  4. Because they destroy all forests
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  1. Because native plants are adapted to local organisms and habitat
  2. Because native plants always harm
  3. Because alien plants never spread
  4. Because vegetation has no relation with conservation
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  1. They can compete with local species and change habitat
  2. They always protect biodiversity
  3. They never spread
  4. They exist only on maps
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  1. They help improve green cover and habitat
  2. They only increase pollution
  3. They increase hunting
  4. They always dry water sources
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  1. Using resources so future needs are also protected
  2. Finishing all resources immediately
  3. Doing illegal wildlife trade
  4. Turning every forest into a city
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  1. Protection of habitats and corridors
  2. Cutting forests
  3. Spreading waste
  4. Increasing hunting
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  1. It helps understand conservation status and changes
  2. It cuts forests
  3. It increases poaching
  4. It pollutes water
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  1. When rules are followed and organisms are not disturbed
  2. When animals are chased
  3. When waste is spread
  4. When poaching is promoted
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  1. Because pollution can harm water, soil and food chains
  2. Because pollution always benefits organisms
  3. Because pollution improves habitat
  4. Because pollution is another name for conservation

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