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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.

Expert · Level 7 · 25 questions

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  1. Only a bird problem
  2. Only normal weather change
  3. Wider pressure on wetland ecology
  4. Complete success of conservation
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  1. Because tigers eat only grass
  2. Because grassland has no relation with animals
  3. Because rainfall stops immediately
  4. Because the base of herbivore prey species may weaken
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  1. Two large habitats are separated by road and settlement
  2. All habitats are already connected
  3. Wildlife does not need movement
  4. No organisms are left in the forest
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  1. Because food chain is irrelevant
  2. Because organisms depend on feeding relationships
  3. Because species can live without food
  4. Because habitat is not needed
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  1. They eat only plants
  2. They cut forests
  3. They help dispose of dead organisms
  4. They create sea tides
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  1. All problems will end
  2. Wildlife will not need food
  3. Fence will become a substitute for food
  4. Habitat quality will remain incomplete
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  1. Their foraging and behaviour may be affected
  2. They will become plants in daytime
  3. Their habitat will automatically increase
  4. They do not need quietness
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  1. Cut vegetation
  2. Enforce laws and strengthen monitoring
  3. Remove water sources
  4. Remove prey species
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  1. Check only river length
  2. Memorise only river name
  3. Check water quality, flow, food and disturbance
  4. Check only bank colour
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  1. Options for nests, food and shelter may decrease
  2. Birds do not need plants
  3. All birds will become aquatic
  4. Importance of forest will end
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  1. Wildlife disturbance and habitat stress
  2. Wildlife peace will increase
  3. Breeding sites will become automatically safe
  4. Noise will become a conservation measure
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  1. Taking only lion photos is enough
  2. Gir habitat, prey and security must be protected together
  3. Lions must be sent to dry marine areas
  4. Conservation of Gir forest is irrelevant
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  1. Habitat quality for rhinoceros is declining
  2. Rhinoceros needs only dry rock
  3. Water and grass are irrelevant
  4. Conservation is complete
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  1. Only tourism tickets
  2. Altitude, prey base and human disturbance
  3. Only distance from city
  4. Only river name
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  1. Saline tidal marsh
  2. Dense rainforest
  3. Dry resources, water availability and grazing area
  4. Permanent snow area
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  1. Local food base and habitat can change
  2. All herbivores will increase immediately
  3. Habitat quality will definitely improve
  4. Food chain will always become stronger
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  1. It will be difficult to understand comparable trends
  2. Monitoring will definitely become more accurate
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Wildlife crime will end
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  1. Drive vehicles faster
  2. Improve movement routes, speed control and corridors
  3. Ignore accidents
  4. Remove water sources
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  1. Because they may be linked in the same food chain
  2. Because a pond has no habitat
  3. Because birds are unrelated to water
  4. Because pesticides are always beneficial
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  1. Local monitoring and behaviour change will remain weak
  2. Laws alone will do everything automatically
  3. Need for habitat will end
  4. Poaching will become impossible
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  1. Diversity may decrease due to loss of food and microhabitats
  2. Every organism will get more food
  3. Forest will become automatically safe
  4. All organisms will become domestic
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  1. Carnivores will be affected by food shortage
  2. Carnivores will become plants
  3. Carnivores do not need food
  4. There is no ecological relation
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  1. Animals may appear more exposed to risk
  2. All animals will get more safety
  3. Breeding will always increase
  4. Predation risk will end
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  1. Success cannot be decided only by tiger photos
  2. Conservation is complete
  3. Prey species are not necessary
  4. Tigers do not need food
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  1. Survey breeding sites, tree availability, human disturbance and food sources
  2. Record only the colours of birds' feathers
  3. Measure only the total length of roads in the area
  4. Count only the number of nests compared with the previous year

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