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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.

Hard · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Habitat and food sources will decrease
  2. Wildlife numbers will increase immediately
  3. All species will become safe
  4. New water sources will form automatically
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  1. Forests remaining safe
  2. Shrinking of wildlife habitats
  3. Ban on hunting
  4. Conservation of water sources
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  1. Rivers will dry up
  2. All plants will end immediately
  3. Herbivore numbers may become unbalanced
  4. Soil will become saline
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  1. When it is very common
  2. When it is only domestic
  3. When its habitat is fully safe
  4. When its number is continuously declining
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  1. One horned rhinoceros
  2. Asiatic lion
  3. Indian wild ass
  4. Snow leopard
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  1. It is a major habitat of the snow leopard
  2. It is the major habitat of Asiatic lions
  3. It is famous for the conservation of one-horned rhinoceroses
  4. It is known for the largest population of wild water buffaloes
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  1. Desert camels
  2. High Himalayan yaks
  3. Aquatic animals and birds
  4. Thorny plants of dry areas
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  1. Cold high mountains
  2. Hot sandy desert
  3. Dry plateau grassland
  4. Mangroves and tidal delta
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  1. They allow safe movement between separate habitats
  2. They keep all animals in cages
  3. They make rivers saline
  4. They make illegal hunting easy
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  1. Wildlife will become calmer and safer
  2. Natural behaviour of animals may be affected
  3. All species will increase immediately
  4. Habitat will expand automatically
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  1. Protecting peacock feathers
  2. Saving desert camels
  3. Protecting both tigers and their habitats
  4. Making only city zoos
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  1. Climate always remaining same
  2. Complete forest protection
  3. Increase of only birds
  4. Imbalance of food chain and grazing pressure
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  1. It reduces extinction risk for rare species
  2. It increases deforestation
  3. It makes hunting legal
  4. It destroys habitats
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  1. Marine pollution
  2. Difficult monitoring of high mountain habitats
  3. Expansion of tidal marshes
  4. Growth of mangrove roots
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  1. More mountain formation
  2. Stopping of river flow
  3. Reduction in natural cleaning of dead animals
  4. All herbivores disappearing
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  1. Camel and wetland
  2. Rhinoceros and cold Himalaya
  3. Yak and saline sea
  4. Indian wild ass and Rann of Kachchh
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  1. Both habitat and health will be affected
  2. All fish will become healthier
  3. Aquatic animals will get more food
  4. Pollution will have no effect
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  1. It only sells tourism tickets
  2. It estimates numbers and status of species
  3. It automatically increases forests
  4. It increases illegal trade
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  1. When wildlife needs peace and habitat safety
  2. When illegal hunting has to be increased
  3. When forest has to be cut
  4. When habitat has to be destroyed
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  1. Natural balance may weaken
  2. All species will grow equally
  3. Food chains will always become stronger
  4. Habitats will have no effect
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  1. Camel tolerating less water in desert
  2. Fish flying in dry desert
  3. Yak living in warm sea
  4. Rhinoceros flying at snow line
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  1. Plant reproduction and fruit seed formation may be affected
  2. All carnivores will end immediately
  3. Rivers will always become saline
  4. Only mountain height will decrease
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  1. Diversity may decrease
  2. Conditions will improve for all animals
  3. Every species will increase equally
  4. Need for habitat will end
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  1. They know local problems and resources well
  2. They always cut forests
  3. They end conservation laws
  4. They catch all animals
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  1. It gives legal protection to wildlife and habitat
  2. It is a centre of illegal trade
  3. It is land only for factories
  4. It promotes hunting

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