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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Protecting only one tree
  2. Protecting the variety of plants and animals
  3. Increasing only timber production
  4. Removing all grasslands
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  1. Increasing forest area by planting new trees
  2. Increasing hunting of wildlife
  3. Turning forest land into factories
  4. Drying rivers
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  1. Finishing resources immediately
  2. Saving resources for the future while meeting present needs
  3. Removing wildlife
  4. Cutting all trees
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  1. So that tree cutting increases
  2. So that cities can be built
  3. So that natural habitats remain safe
  4. So that animals can be sold in markets
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  1. Because they always destroy forests
  2. Because they end laws
  3. Because they turn forests into factories
  4. Because they can monitor and care for resources
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  1. Grasses and small plants get time to regrow
  2. Wildlife habitat ends immediately
  3. Soil always becomes salt
  4. It has no effect on vegetation
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  1. Turning forest land fully into markets
  2. Protecting rare species and their habitats
  3. Closing all water sources
  4. Cutting trees carelessly
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  1. Because it encourages hunters
  2. Because it reduces forests
  3. Because it can protect the number of endangered animals
  4. Because it kills plants
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  1. It always stops rainfall
  2. It ends all rivers
  3. It turns soil into plastic
  4. It helps maintain moisture and water sources
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  1. They maintain food chains and natural relationships
  2. They only build buildings
  3. They end all plants
  4. They completely stop weather
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  1. They destroy all seeds
  2. They help in the spread of new plants
  3. They always make soil barren
  4. They do not give food to plants
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  1. Because fire always increases forests
  2. Because all animals are safe from fire
  3. Because fire can damage vegetation and habitats
  4. Because fire increases water sources
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  1. Because their extinction reduces biodiversity
  2. Because they are only for decoration
  3. Because they destroy all fields
  4. Because they have no relation with nature
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  1. So that everyone can cut freely
  2. So that illegal cutting and hunting are controlled
  3. So that all sanctuaries are closed
  4. So that wildlife is removed
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  1. When forests are already very dense
  2. When there is never rainfall
  3. When forests are damaged by cutting or fire
  4. When no plant can grow
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  1. It keeps people away from conservation importance
  2. It only increases tourism
  3. It harms wildlife
  4. It motivates people for responsible behaviour
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  1. Loss of natural habitats and biodiversity
  2. Automatic growth of forests
  3. Wildlife numbers always increasing
  4. All rivers becoming sweet
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  1. Illegal timber cutting
  2. Plantation in dry areas
  3. Wildlife hunting
  4. Throwing waste in forests
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  1. Tree roots bind soil and reduce erosion
  2. Trees blow soil into the air
  3. Forests turn soil into stone
  4. Forests immediately finish soil
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  1. So that nature can be fully removed
  2. So that development needs are met and resources are also saved
  3. So that all forests are closed
  4. So that biodiversity decreases
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  1. They help animal movement and connect habitats
  2. They separate all forests
  3. They block wildlife
  4. They are only for buildings
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  1. Complete destruction
  2. Illegal hunting
  3. Restoration and sustainable use
  4. Habitat fragmentation
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  1. Because no organism lives in grasslands
  2. Because grasslands are always barren
  3. Because grassland conservation stops rainfall
  4. Because many organisms depend on grassland habitats
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  1. Trees help absorb carbon dioxide
  2. Trees switch off the sun
  3. Trees always stop rainfall
  4. Trees end air
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  1. Difficulty in movement and breeding of animals
  2. Forests automatically become huge
  3. All species become safe
  4. Need for water ends

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