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Geography

Wildlife

In Class 9 Geography, within the chapter Natural Vegetation and Wildlife, students study wildlife as the variety of animals living in different natural habitats. The topic explains how climate, vegetation, relief, and water availability influence animal distribution, and why protecting wildlife and its habitats is important for ecological balance and biodiversity.

Easy · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. High rainfall and continuous moisture
  2. Very low rainfall and dry soil
  3. Only snowy peaks
  4. Only saline marshes
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  1. Animals, plants, and other organisms living in natural habitats
  2. Only domesticated animals
  3. Only crops grown on farms
  4. Only buildings in cities
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  1. Sundarbans
  2. Kaziranga
  3. Gir Forest
  4. Thar Desert
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  1. High Himalayan snowy areas
  2. Dry sandy deserts
  3. Marine coral reefs
  4. Wet grasslands and marshy areas
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  1. Warm and moist forest areas
  2. Permanently snow-covered plains
  3. Completely waterless deserts
  4. Only in seawater
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  1. Open sea
  2. Areas with dense forests and grasslands
  3. Always above the snow line
  4. Only in cities
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  1. It only makes roads
  2. It only provides minerals
  3. It provides food and shelter
  4. It makes all organisms domestic
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  1. Tree planting
  2. Creating national parks
  3. Conducting a wildlife census
  4. Uncontrolled deforestation
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  1. Increasing industrial pollution
  2. Promoting hunting
  3. Providing a protected habitat for wildlife
  4. Converting forests into farms
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  1. Camel
  2. One-horned rhinoceros
  3. Snow leopard
  4. Wild ass
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  1. Camel
  2. Peacock
  3. Snow leopard
  4. Crocodile
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  1. Elephant
  2. Rhinoceros
  3. Dolphin
  4. Camel
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  1. It reduces the number of organisms
  2. It makes forests denser
  3. It gives organisms more food
  4. It increases habitat
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  1. Elephant
  2. Camel
  3. Crocodile
  4. Yak
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  1. When habitats are safe and sufficient
  2. When wildlife habitats shrink and animals come near settlements
  3. When there are no animals in forests
  4. When all wildlife moves to the sea
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  1. They give legal protection to natural habitats
  2. They sell all organisms
  3. They destroy forests
  4. They make hunting compulsory
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  1. India has only one type of climate
  2. India has varied climates and habitats
  3. India has no forests
  4. All regions in India are alike
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  1. Coastal marshes
  2. Hot deserts
  3. High, cold mountain regions
  4. Dense evergreen forests in the plains
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  1. Because the food chain is interconnected
  2. Because tigers do not eat plants
  3. Because herbivores are unimportant
  4. Because vegetation is separate from wildlife
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  1. They provide water needed for survival and help sustain habitats and food resources
  2. They only increase the number of roads
  3. They make all organisms domesticated
  4. They destroy wildlife
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  1. It helps animals move safely between habitats and connects those habitats
  2. It increases hunting
  3. It cuts down all forests
  4. It blocks rivers
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  1. It can contaminate water, soil, and food chains, harming wildlife
  2. It always makes wildlife stronger
  3. It protects wildlife habitats
  4. It always stops hunting
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  1. Animals, birds, and other organisms living in natural habitats
  2. Only crops grown in fields
  3. Only buildings in cities
  4. Only tools made by humans
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  1. Kaziranga National Park
  2. Thar Desert
  3. Sundarbans Delta
  4. Gir Forest
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  1. Assam and the north-eastern plains
  2. The desert of Rajasthan
  3. The cold desert of Ladakh
  4. The Andaman Islands

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