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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Both have same language
  2. Climate and rainfall may differ
  3. Both have same roads
  4. Both have same markets
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  1. In water-rich delta
  2. In dry and low rainfall area
  3. In always submerged area
  4. Only in snow-covered area
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  1. Farming and urbanisation can reduce natural vegetation
  2. Human activity always increases forests
  3. Human activity has no effect
  4. Roads change photoperiod
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  1. Lack of soil can limit roots and nutrients
  2. Dense forest will be compulsory everywhere
  3. Soil will have no effect on vegetation
  4. All plants will become marine
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  1. Duration of sunlight in a day
  2. Depth of soil
  3. Width of river
  4. Length of road
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  1. Flat and fertile land
  2. Steep rocky mountain
  3. Marshy saline delta
  4. Permanently snow-covered area
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  1. Evergreen forest in hot and humid area
  2. Mangroves in dry desert
  3. Thorn forest in snowy mountain
  4. Alpine forest in marsh
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  1. Dry desert region
  2. High rainfall coastal region
  3. Marshy delta
  4. Humid Western Ghats
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  1. Alpine vegetation in cold climate on high mountains
  2. Cactus in marshy soil
  3. Mangroves in dry desert
  4. Glacial moss in plains
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  1. Only thorns due to water shortage
  2. Dense growth and broad leaves
  3. Complete absence
  4. Only deep roots without leaves
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  1. Latitude affects temperature and sunlight
  2. Latitude constructs roads
  3. Latitude decides language
  4. Latitude always makes soil saline
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  1. Coastal saline marshy area
  2. Dry rocky mountain
  3. Fertile plain
  4. High snow-covered area
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  1. Vegetation growth can be better
  2. Vegetation will end immediately
  3. Soil will disappear
  4. Photoperiod will become zero
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  1. Farming may be more on plains and forests more on slopes
  2. Only cities always form on slopes
  3. Vegetation never changes on plains
  4. Relief has no effect
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  1. Dry and hot region
  2. Marshy coastal region
  3. High rainfall forest
  4. Permanently waterlogged area
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  1. Because vegetation forms the base of habitat and food
  2. Because vegetation has no relation with animals
  3. Because it is only map colour
  4. Because it is only language topic
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  1. Better and more developed
  2. Completely absent
  3. Only thorny
  4. Always aquatic
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  1. Mangroves and saline marshy soil
  2. Cactus and always waterlogged land
  3. Alpine and hot sea coast
  4. Evergreen forest and very low rainfall
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  1. Regional differences in rainfall, temperature, soil and altitude
  2. Error of map
  3. Same climate everywhere
  4. Only state boundary
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  1. Vegetation can be limited and sparse
  2. Evergreen forests will be dense
  3. Mangroves will spread
  4. Rice farming will become natural forest
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  1. When photoperiod changes
  2. When road widens
  3. When state boundary changes
  4. When market closes
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  1. Vegetation is affected not only by rainfall but also by soil, temperature and land
  2. Vegetation forms only by language
  3. Soil has no relation with vegetation
  4. Temperature does not affect plants
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  1. Land, soil, temperature, light and rainfall
  2. Only state name
  3. Only list of animals
  4. Only one plant name
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  1. Vegetation is shaped by combined effects of soil, land, temperature, light and rainfall
  2. Vegetation is decided only by names
  3. Same vegetation occurs everywhere
  4. Natural factors have no effect
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  1. Vegetation type and density will change
  2. Vegetation will remain same everywhere
  3. Only number of animals will change
  4. Natural vegetation will be considered completely absent

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