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Factors Affecting Vegetation

In this Class 9 Geography topic from “Natural Vegetation and Wildlife,” students learn why different regions support different kinds of plants. They examine how temperature, rainfall, sunlight, soil, relief, altitude, and slope influence the growth and distribution of natural vegetation. The topic also helps them connect vegetation patterns with climate and landforms, and understand how human activities can alter plant cover. These ideas build a clear foundation for reading India’s varied landscapes and vegetation regions.

Easy · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Trees and plants can be destroyed
  2. Forest always increases
  3. A sea forms in soil instantly
  4. Plants get water
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  1. Natural forests always increase
  2. Forest land can be converted into farmland
  3. Rocks become plants
  4. Temperature becomes zero
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  1. Vegetation always doubles
  2. Rainfall always increases
  3. Natural vegetation can decrease due to construction
  4. Roots go into sea
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  1. To increase roads
  2. To cut all vegetation
  3. To remove soil
  4. To conserve vegetation and wildlife
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  1. By changing temperature and sunlight
  2. By changing language
  3. By making roads
  4. By turning rock into water
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  1. Because the sun never comes there
  2. Because warmth and sufficient rainfall can help plants grow
  3. Because only snowfall occurs there
  4. Because there is no soil there
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  1. Because temperature is low and growing season is short
  2. Because there is sea everywhere
  3. Because rain is always hot there
  4. Because soil is gold there
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  1. Deep soil helps roots spread and take water
  2. Deep soil blocks the sun
  3. Deep soil ends air
  4. Deep soil always destroys plants
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  1. Moisture helps plant growth
  2. Moisture always kills plants
  3. Moisture has no effect
  4. Moisture only makes stones
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  1. Railway ticket
  2. Altitude
  3. Language list
  4. Mobile network
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  1. Where deep sea water is always present
  2. Where rainfall is low for trees but enough for grasses
  3. Where there is no sunlight
  4. Where there is no soil
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  1. Differences in rainfall and temperature
  2. Language and script
  3. Roads and buildings
  4. Currency and market
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  1. High rainfall leads to dense forests
  2. Low rainfall always leads to evergreen forests
  3. Only mangroves in desert
  4. Only cactus in Himalaya
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  1. Good plant growth in fertile soil
  2. Dense rainforests always in sandy soil
  3. Only deodar in saline soil
  4. Soil has no relation with plants
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  1. Vegetation type changes with altitude
  2. Forest changes with language
  3. Trees grow by seeing roads
  4. Grass grows when currency changes
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  1. Natural vegetation grows naturally crops are grown by humans
  2. Both are always the same
  3. Crops always grow naturally in forests
  4. Natural vegetation exists only in cities
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  1. Amount of rainfall
  2. Colour of notebook
  3. Bus number
  4. Name of language
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  1. Differences in climate soil and relief
  2. Same conditions everywhere
  3. Only language difference
  4. Only currency difference
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  1. Limited and cold tolerant
  2. Dense tropical forest
  3. Only mangroves
  4. Always field crops
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  1. Rainfall
  2. Traffic
  3. Language
  4. Buildings
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  1. Because it supports soil climate and wildlife
  2. Because it should be removed completely
  3. Because it has no use
  4. Because it is only an obstacle in cities
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  1. Vegetation is affected by climate soil relief and human activities
  2. Vegetation is affected only by language
  3. Vegetation has no relation with any factor
  4. Vegetation is formed only by roads
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  1. Vegetation can be good and dense
  2. Vegetation will end immediately
  3. Plants will get no water
  4. Soil will always become barren
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  1. Forest cover decreasing due to deforestation
  2. Temperature decreasing with altitude
  3. Soil becoming moist due to rainfall
  4. Plants making food using sunlight
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  1. They change climate and growth conditions
  2. They change language
  3. They build roads
  4. They stop plants from food

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