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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.

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  1. Protect tigers, prey species and habitat
  2. Keep only tigers in separate cages
  3. Remove deer completely
  4. Convert the forest into a city
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  1. It always makes forests larger
  2. It obstructs movement, breeding and food search of animals
  3. It makes all animals safer
  4. It makes illegal hunting impossible
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  1. Tourism-only conservation
  2. Hunting-based conservation
  3. Habitat-based conservation
  4. Urbanisation-based conservation
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  1. When natural habitat is large and protected
  2. When wildlife corridors are protected
  3. When water sources and food are sufficient
  4. When habitat shrinks near settlements
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  1. They connect separate habitats and help safe movement
  2. They turn all forests into mines
  3. They settle wildlife in cities
  4. They end the food chain
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  1. Desert camels
  2. Aquatic organisms
  3. High Himalayan yaks
  4. Plain peacocks
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  1. Increasing forest height
  2. Creating sea tides
  3. Natural cleaning and disposal of dead organic matter
  4. Making snow in deserts
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  1. Because a species needs colour
  2. Because habitat has no relation with organisms
  3. Because habitat is only a map name
  4. Because food, water, shelter and breeding sites are also necessary
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  1. It is the main natural habitat of the Asiatic lion in India
  2. It is the main marshy habitat of rhinoceros
  3. It is the snow region of snow leopard
  4. It is the habitat of marine dolphin
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  1. Because there is a hot dry desert
  2. Because wet grasslands and marshy habitats are found there
  3. Because there is permanent snow
  4. Because there are only saline sea coasts
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  1. Saline tidal marsh
  2. Hot dry desert
  3. High cold Himalayan regions
  4. Dense coastal mangroves
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  1. Adaptation for dense rainforest
  2. Adaptation for saline tidal area
  3. Adaptation for permanently snowy area
  4. Adaptation for dry water-scarce area
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  1. The balance of the food chain can change
  2. All plants will become marine organisms
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Pollution will end automatically
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  1. Wildlife will face no disturbance
  2. Wildlife behaviour and habitat can be affected
  3. All organisms will become safer
  4. Habitat will increase automatically
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  1. They always harm wildlife
  2. They have no relation with forests
  3. They can help in monitoring, awareness and rule-following
  4. They only do mining
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  1. Cutting forests
  2. Giving full freedom to hunting
  3. Destroying habitats
  4. Controlling illegal hunting and illegal trade
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  1. Because tiger habitat, prey and protection are also necessary
  2. Because tigers do not need food
  3. Because tigers live only in cities
  4. Because tigers are not wildlife
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  1. Because it is only for hunting
  2. Because it balances conservation and sustainable use
  3. Because it removes all forests
  4. Because it has no relation with organisms
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  1. Their flying ability will always increase
  2. They will all become desert animals
  3. Their feeding and resting sites will decrease
  4. They will not need habitat
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  1. Species will immediately double
  2. Habitat fragmentation and accident risk will increase
  3. Forest will become fully safe
  4. Pollution will end
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  1. Risk to the next generation and numbers can increase
  2. All species will increase immediately
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Hunting will stop
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  1. They only increase tourism
  2. They fulfil life needs of both aquatic and land animals
  3. They destroy habitat
  4. They increase illegal hunting
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  1. Wildlife diversity must decrease
  2. Wildlife habitat will end
  3. Diversity can increase due to different food and habitats
  4. All organisms will become domestic
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  1. Their behaviour and breeding can be affected
  2. They will become calmer
  3. Their food needs will end
  4. They will all become aquatic
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  1. Gir forest and Asiatic lion
  2. Thar and one-horned rhinoceros
  3. Kaziranga and camel
  4. High Himalaya and crocodile

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