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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Because habitat provides food shelter and breeding space
  2. Because habitat is only for humans
  3. Because all animals stay away from habitat
  4. Because habitat has no relation with wildlife
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  1. Biodiversity will always increase
  2. Biodiversity may decrease
  3. All organisms will immediately double
  4. There will be no effect on habitat and food
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  1. To completely end tourism
  2. To remove all villages
  3. To reduce pressure on vegetation and wildlife
  4. To speed up only road construction
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  1. Industrial development
  2. Agricultural expansion
  3. Mining expansion
  4. Conservation of nature and wildlife
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  1. To stop the declining number of tigers
  2. To domesticate tigers
  3. To settle tigers in cities
  4. To destroy tiger habitats
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  1. Because care increases the chances of saplings surviving
  2. Because plants do not need water
  3. Because only taking photos is conservation
  4. Because saplings always remain safe by themselves
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  1. Tree roots bind the soil
  2. Trees always blow away soil
  3. Forests immediately remove soil
  4. Roots have no relation with soil
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  1. Because local people understand local needs and resources
  2. Because local people always destroy forests
  3. Because people have no role in conservation
  4. Because the community is above law
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  1. It affects only plants
  2. It can rapidly reduce the number of a species
  3. It increases animal habitat
  4. It protects all species
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  1. So that only mining can increase
  2. So that balance between humans and nature remains
  3. So that all forests become cities
  4. So that wildlife can be removed
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  1. Increasing conservation awareness among people
  2. Encouraging hunting
  3. Increasing waste in forests
  4. Giving the right to cut trees
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  1. It is only for selling tourism tickets
  2. It shows which species is increasing or decreasing
  3. It causes forest fires
  4. It increases tree cutting
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  1. Because it can harm food and habitat
  2. Because it always grows trees
  3. Because it makes all animals safe
  4. Because it purifies water sources
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  1. Both include planting trees
  2. Both include burning forests
  3. Both are related only to hunting
  4. Both have no relation with forest conservation
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  1. Because laws control and awareness changes behaviour
  2. Because both increase hunting
  3. Because both are for cutting forests
  4. Because laws are not related to nature
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  1. Because it can change their natural behaviour
  2. Because it immediately increases forest
  3. Because every animal becomes domestic
  4. Because it stops tree cutting
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  1. Forests support moisture and rainfall related processes
  2. Forests always stop the water cycle
  3. Forests completely remove water
  4. Forests have no relation with water
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  1. Because protection of natural habitat is also necessary
  2. Because captive breeding always increases hunting
  3. Because no animal survives through it
  4. Because it has no relation with plants
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  1. Pressure on vegetation may increase
  2. Biodiversity will always rise rapidly
  3. All plants will immediately become big trees
  4. Soil erosion will certainly stop
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  1. Collecting information about its number habitat and threats
  2. Immediately destroying its habitat
  3. Allowing hunting
  4. Spreading waste in forests
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  1. Because they develop responsible habits in children
  2. Because they teach cutting forests
  3. Because they increase hunting
  4. Because they spoil water sources
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  1. The problem of habitats becoming separated
  2. The problem of making rainfall zero
  3. The problem of domesticating all animals
  4. The problem of cutting trees immediately
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  1. Because water sources are linked with food and life needs
  2. Because water only builds cities
  3. Because wildlife does not need water
  4. Because water sources always destroy forests
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  1. Because many fires can start due to human carelessness
  2. Because fire always gives only natural benefits
  3. Because awareness increases fire
  4. Because fire protects all habitats
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  1. They help preserve plant species
  2. They destroy all plants
  3. They are only for hunting
  4. They start forest fires

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