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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.

Medium · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Only market price
  2. Availability of temperature, rainfall and light
  3. Only political boundary
  4. Only census
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  1. It always increases forest area
  2. It turns soil into gold
  3. Agriculture or construction can reduce natural vegetation
  4. It makes rainfall permanent
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  1. Broad soft leaves
  2. Very high water demand
  3. Moist marshy roots
  4. Deep roots and thorns
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  1. Temperature and rainfall conditions change with altitude
  2. Soil always disappears upward
  3. Only sea water is found upward
  4. There is no sunlight upward
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  1. Height of buildings
  2. Amount of rainfall
  3. Width of road
  4. Name of population
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  1. Due to latitude and season, which change the length of the day
  2. Only due to soil type
  3. Only due to altitude above sea level
  4. Only due to annual rainfall
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  1. They are for losing more water
  2. They stop rainfall
  3. They remove soil
  4. They help reduce transpiration
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  1. Areas with moderate rainfall and open land
  2. Extremely marshy delta
  3. Permanently snow-covered area
  4. Very deep sea
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  1. Same soil in all regions
  2. Differences in climate, soil and relief
  3. Equal rainfall everywhere
  4. Equal temperature everywhere
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  1. Plants can get moisture for a longer time
  2. All plants will dry immediately
  3. Rainfall will stop
  4. There will be no relation with vegetation
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  1. When land is flat and fertile
  2. When land is always under sea
  3. When temperature is always below freezing
  4. When there is no soil at all
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  1. Temperature
  2. Political boundary
  3. Language
  4. Road network
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  1. In warm marshy delta
  2. In high cold mountain regions
  3. In sandy hot desert
  4. In flat agricultural plain
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  1. High rainfall and warmth can support dense forests
  2. Low rainfall always forms mangroves
  3. Only tropical evergreen forests occur on cold mountains
  4. Climate has no relation with vegetation
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  1. Sparse thorny
  2. Dense and evergreen
  3. Completely absent
  4. Only icy moss
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  1. Farming on plains and forests on mountain slopes
  2. Same vegetation everywhere
  3. Wheat farming in sea
  4. Only natural forests in cities
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  1. Excess light
  2. Lack of water
  3. Excess soil nutrition
  4. Absence of air
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  1. Permanent snow
  2. Very low light
  3. High heat and sufficient moisture
  4. Political boundary
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  1. Changing latitude
  2. Stopping the Sun
  3. Stopping rainfall
  4. Deforestation and land use change
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  1. It provides essential nutrients to plants
  2. It prevents sunlight from reaching the soil
  3. It increases rainfall in every area
  4. It removes air from the atmosphere
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  1. Low rainfall and poor soil
  2. High rainfall and fertile soil
  3. Sufficient moisture and warmth
  4. Deep soil and water availability
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  1. Duration of sunlight available in a day
  2. Amount of salt in soil
  3. Depth of river
  4. Width of mountain
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  1. India has great differences in climate, soil and landforms
  2. India has equal rainfall everywhere
  3. India has only one soil type
  4. India has no mountains
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  1. Explain relief, soil, temperature, light and rainfall in order
  2. Write only one tree name
  3. Give only a list of animals
  4. Tell only state boundary
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  1. Vegetation develops through combined effects of land, soil, temperature, light and rainfall
  2. Vegetation is decided only by language
  3. Vegetation has no relation with climate
  4. Same vegetation is found in every region

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