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Geography

Conservation

संरक्षण

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.

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Medium · Level 74 · food chain,ecological balance,conservation
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  1. Because organisms depend on each other for food and energy
  2. Because food chain has no relation with organisms
  3. Because only animal names are enough
  4. Because food chain always increases pollution
Medium · Level 74 · fruit trees,birds,mammals,food source
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  1. Fruit-eating birds and animals can get food
  2. Habitat of all organisms will decrease
  3. Food chain will end
  4. Biodiversity must decline
Medium · Level 74 · habitat diversity,climate,biodiversity planning
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  1. Because different habitats support different species
  2. Because all organisms live in same habitat
  3. Because climate has no relation with organisms
  4. Because habitat diversity is useless
Medium · Level 74 · citizen role,responsible behaviour,wildlife protection
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  1. Not spreading waste in forests and not disturbing animals
  2. Throwing stones at animals
  3. Destroying nests
  4. Doing illegal trade
Medium · Level 74 · forest fire prevention,monitoring,restoration
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  1. Fire prevention, monitoring and restoration
  2. More fires
  3. Removing nests
  4. Closing water sources
Medium · Level 74 · restoration,damaged habitat,habitat improvement
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  1. Improving damaged habitat and moving it toward natural condition
  2. Removing wildlife
  3. Turning forest into a city
  4. Increasing pollution
Medium · Level 74 · species conservation,habitat,integrated approach
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  1. Conservation will remain incomplete
  2. Conservation will be fully successful
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Food chain has no importance
Medium · Level 74 · laws,public awareness,rule compliance
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  1. Laws give rules and awareness improves compliance
  2. Both increase hunting
  3. Both destroy habitat
  4. Both have no relation with conservation
Medium · Level 74 · protected area,tourism control,disturbance
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  1. Controlled tourism and reducing disturbance
  2. Making more noise
  3. Spreading waste
  4. Chasing animals
Medium · Level 74 · conservation conclusion,habitat,human responsibility
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  1. Species, habitat and human responsibility are all important
  2. Only hunting is conservation
  3. Vegetation and wildlife are separate
  4. Habitat is not needed
Medium · Level 74 · tree plantation,water,protection,maintenance
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  1. Survival chance of plants may decrease
  2. Trees will always grow automatically
  3. No need of protection
  4. Water has no relation with vegetation
Medium · Level 74 · species decline,scientific data,habitat protection
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  1. Investigate causes and strengthen habitat protection
  2. Ignore data
  3. Increase hunting
  4. Reduce habitat
Medium · Level 74 · exam answer,conservation,measures examples
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  1. Meaning, need, measures, examples and conclusion
  2. Only colours of animals
  3. Only names of cities
  4. Only one slogan line
Medium · Level 74 · natural vegetation,wildlife,interdependence
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  1. Vegetation supports wildlife by giving food and shelter
  2. Vegetation has no relation with wildlife
  3. Wildlife lives only in cities
  4. Vegetation is only decoration
Medium · Level 74 · balanced conservation,biodiversity,community awareness
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  1. Habitat, biodiversity, laws, community and awareness are all necessary
  2. Only memorising names is enough
  3. Habitat and laws have no importance
  4. Poaching will lead to conservation
Medium · Level 74 · conservation,biodiversity,ecological balance
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  1. Only increasing timber production
  2. Maintaining biodiversity and natural balance
  3. Converting all forests into farmland
  4. Only expanding cities
Medium · Level 74 · national park,wildlife sanctuary,habitat
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  1. They allow cutting of all trees
  2. They are made only for tourism
  3. They provide safe habitats to organisms
  4. They remove vegetation to build roads
Medium · Level 74 · deforestation,habitat loss,biodiversity loss
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  1. Because deserts immediately become forests
  2. Because rivers always dry up
  3. Because all organisms end
  4. Because it prevents habitat destruction and biodiversity loss
Medium · Level 74 · community participation,forest conservation,sustainable use
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  1. Local people can care for and monitor forest resources
  2. Local people always destroy forests
  3. This gives no food to wildlife
  4. This ends conservation laws
Medium · Level 74 · sustainable use,resource conservation,future needs
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  1. It means using resources without limit
  2. It saves resources for the future while meeting present needs
  3. It allows cutting all plants
  4. It is not related to wildlife conservation