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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Because it may reduce pressure on demand for wood
  2. Because it increases poaching
  3. Because soil always blows away
  4. Because all trees cut themselves automatically
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  1. Because it can affect wildlife behaviour
  2. Because noise makes trees grow faster
  3. Because noise prevents soil erosion
  4. Because noise purifies water sources
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  1. When local people depend on forest resources
  2. When no human lives near forests
  3. When forests have no resources
  4. When there is no aim of conservation
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  1. Because organisms and plants are linked through food chains and habitats
  2. Because plants and animals are completely separate
  3. Because ecology is not related to nature
  4. Because conservation is only a matter of trade
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  1. Because the balance of the food chain may be affected
  2. Because all plants die immediately
  3. Because rainfall stops completely
  4. Because soil turns into stone
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  1. Because it can stop exploitation of rare species
  2. Because it increases hunting
  3. Because it reduces forest area
  4. Because it destroys habitats
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  1. Because daily behaviour and awareness strengthen conservation
  2. Because citizens should always hunt
  3. Because government has no relation with nature
  4. Because citizens do not follow laws
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  1. They can help and rehabilitate injured or distressed animals
  2. They hunt wildlife
  3. They destroy habitats
  4. They empty forests
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  1. Because nests are linked with the safety of eggs and young ones
  2. Because nests cut trees
  3. Because nests increase pollution
  4. Because birds do not need nests
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  1. Because it also helps in habitat climate balance and soil conservation
  2. Because it has no environmental importance
  3. Because no animal is linked with it
  4. Because vegetation is only decoration
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  1. Disturbance in habitat and increase in waste
  2. Biodiversity always increasing
  3. Complete safety of forests
  4. Automatic end of poaching
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  1. Meeting present needs while saving resources for the future
  2. Finishing all resources immediately
  3. Closing forests completely
  4. Promoting only hunting
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  1. To detect wildlife presence and activity
  2. To burn forests
  3. To cut trees illegally
  4. To domesticate animals
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  1. Quality of water air and habitat may decrease
  2. Wildlife safety will always increase
  3. All species will immediately become safe
  4. Pollution will have no effect on nature
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  1. Allowing wildlife to live without disturbance
  2. Making hunting easier
  3. Allowing waste dumping
  4. Speeding up deforestation
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  1. Because humans depend on food water and environmental services
  2. Because humans have no relation with nature
  3. Because biodiversity exists only in books
  4. Because plants and animals never benefit humans
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  1. Forests can help slow water flow and hold soil
  2. Forests always stop rainfall
  3. Forests completely dry rivers
  4. Forests have no relation with water
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  1. When its number is decreasing rapidly
  2. When it is abundant everywhere
  3. When its habitat has no threat
  4. When it is never hunted
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  1. Improving a destroyed or damaged habitat again
  2. Turning habitat completely into a city
  3. Removing animals without reason
  4. Increasing pollution in forests
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  1. Habitat destruction and pollution may increase
  2. Biodiversity will always become safe
  3. A new safe home will be made for wildlife
  4. The number of trees will automatically increase
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  1. Because animals face less stress and disturbance
  2. Because it makes animals easier to catch
  3. Because it destroys habitat
  4. Because it increases hunting
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  1. Because it keeps resources safe for future generations
  2. Because it immediately finishes resources
  3. Because it has no relation with the future
  4. Because it is only for today's entertainment
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  1. Because they can balance different interests
  2. Because they always cut forests
  3. Because they have no responsibility
  4. Because they end law
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  1. Adopting habitat protection laws public participation and sustainable use together
  2. Planting trees for one day only and then forgetting
  3. Bringing all wildlife into cities
  4. Considering forests only as a source of wood
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  1. Because rules help in controlled and safe use of forest resources
  2. Because rules always increase poaching
  3. Because rules cut all trees
  4. Because rules have no relation with conservation

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