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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 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Elephants move over large areas in search of food and water
  2. Elephants can live only in cages
  3. Elephants do not need water sources
  4. Elephants live only in seas
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  1. Natural carcass cleaning
  2. Sea tide formation
  3. Deforestation
  4. Mountain formation
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  1. Movement and breeding opportunities may decrease
  2. Travel of all animals will become easy
  3. Water sources will increase automatically
  4. Hunting will completely end
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  1. Bee and pollination
  2. Vulture and producer
  3. Deer and top predator
  4. Tiger and scavenger
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  1. It can disturb natural feeding habits and health
  2. It always increases biodiversity
  3. It makes habitat natural
  4. It protects breeding places
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  1. When a rare species continuously declines
  2. When forest is fully safe
  3. When there is no human pressure
  4. When all animals are very abundant
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  1. Diverse habitats such as mountains forests grasslands deserts coasts and wetlands
  2. Only one climate
  3. Same soil everywhere
  4. Same food for all animals
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  1. Leaving nests and eggs safe
  2. Breaking nests
  3. Driving birds away with loud noise
  4. Filling wetlands with waste
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  1. Their routes and stopover sites may be affected
  2. They will never move
  3. They will live only in factories
  4. Their food need will end
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  1. Saving not only the animal but also its food water and habitat
  2. Keeping only the animal in city
  3. Making sanctuary by cutting forests
  4. Closing water sources
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  1. Their feeding areas may decrease
  2. Their number will increase everywhere
  3. They will get marine food
  4. They will not need habitat
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  1. Asiatic lion and Gir
  2. Rhinoceros and Kaziranga
  3. Snow leopard and high Himalaya
  4. Camel and Sundarbans mangrove
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  1. They control the numbers of prey species
  2. They eat all plants
  3. They increase water pollution
  4. They stop pollination
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  1. Loss of habitat food and hiding places
  2. All animals becoming safe
  3. Increase of water sources
  4. Improvement of breeding sites
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  1. Maintaining species numbers and safety
  2. Increasing road width
  3. Expanding markets
  4. Increasing mining production
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  1. They are important for birds aquatic organisms and water balance
  2. They support no organisms
  3. They always destroy habitats
  4. They are only for waste
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  1. Habitat protection education laws and public participation should work together
  2. Only making cages is enough
  3. Deforestation increases conservation
  4. Illegal trade should be ignored
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  1. When outside pressure on habitat has to be reduced
  2. When mining has to be increased
  3. When hunting routes have to be made
  4. When forests have to be removed
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  1. Aquatic organisms will be affected and feeding relations may be disturbed
  2. Fish will always increase
  3. All birds will be safe
  4. Pollution will strengthen the food chain
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  1. A wide road being built through a forest
  2. Protecting nests
  3. Keeping wetlands clean
  4. Reporting illegal hunting
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  1. Habitat quality food breeding and threats must also be understood
  2. Numbers never change
  3. Habitat has no importance
  4. Threats always disappear automatically
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  1. Awareness campaigns and cleanliness of local habitats
  2. Removing bird nests
  3. Spreading plastic in forests
  4. Promoting illegal trade
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  1. When animals need drinking water food and shelter
  2. When animals need only roads
  3. When hunting has to be increased
  4. When habitat has to be removed
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  1. Animals will still lack living feeding and breeding places
  2. Stopping hunting is always enough
  3. Only plants need habitat
  4. Wildlife lives better without habitat
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  1. Vegetation supports wildlife by giving food shelter and habitat
  2. Vegetation and wildlife have no relation
  3. Vegetation always harms wildlife
  4. Wildlife depends only on cities

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