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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.

Hard · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Variety of food and shelter may decrease
  2. All animals will become safer
  3. Every species will benefit equally
  4. Wildlife will no longer need habitat
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  1. Deer and pollination
  2. Vulture and scavenging
  3. Bee and top predator
  4. Tiger and producer
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  1. Laws prevent offences and awareness promotes correct behaviour
  2. Laws cut forests and awareness increases hunting
  3. Both destroy habitats
  4. Both have no relation with wildlife
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  1. Water source conservation and habitat improvement
  2. Increasing tourist vehicles
  3. Allowing hunting
  4. Reducing forest area
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  1. Change in one species can affect other species too
  2. Every organism lives alone and depends on none
  3. Feeding relations have no link with ecology
  4. Only plants are wildlife
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  1. Habitat and prey availability may be affected
  2. Tigers will get high Himalaya
  3. Tigers will only move to desert
  4. Mangrove loss will have no effect
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  1. Natural habitat feeding relations and behaviour must also be protected
  2. Zoos are always bigger than forests
  3. Wildlife does not need natural habitat
  4. Habitat conservation is useless
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  1. To reduce human wildlife conflict and improve conservation behaviour
  2. To cut forests
  3. To increase illegal trade
  4. To disturb animals
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  1. When grasslands feed herbivorous prey species
  2. When grasslands have no animals
  3. When tigers eat only grass
  4. When grassland is not a habitat
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  1. Habitat and food availability may change
  2. Every animal will benefit equally
  3. All habitats will remain stable
  4. Migratory birds will not be affected
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  1. Animals may be injured by eating it or getting trapped in it
  2. It will always become nutritious food
  3. It will improve habitat quality
  4. It will stop poaching
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  1. When animals move to find food water and mates
  2. When no animal changes place
  3. When all habitats are identical
  4. When animals do not need breeding
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  1. Stopping illegal hunting
  2. Protecting habitats
  3. Keeping water sources safe
  4. Destroying nests
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  1. Community support may weaken
  2. All wildlife will increase immediately
  3. Poaching will automatically end
  4. Conservation will become completely simple
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  1. They are linked with drinking feeding and habitat of many aquatic organisms
  2. They are only decoration
  3. They drive animals away from habitat
  4. They always increase pollution
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  1. When shrubs and trees are cut indiscriminately
  2. When dense habitats are saved
  3. When locals conserve
  4. When water sources stay clean
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  1. Responsible citizen behaviour develops in children
  2. Illegal hunting increases
  3. Habitats are destroyed
  4. Habit of spreading waste increases
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  1. Food availability decides the survival ability of a species
  2. Food sources have no importance
  3. All animals can live without food
  4. Prey species are always harmful
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  1. Habitat of birds and aquatic organisms may decrease
  2. All migratory birds will increase
  3. Wetland will become cleaner
  4. Fish will get more natural habitat
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  1. Laws education habitat protection and local participation are needed together
  2. Only taking photos is conservation
  3. Only making cages is enough
  4. Wildlife can be saved by cutting forests
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  1. When grass and plant cover decreases
  2. When sea tides decrease
  3. When mountains become higher
  4. When market crowd increases
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  1. Gir Forest and Asiatic lion
  2. Thar and rhinoceros
  3. Sundarbans and yak
  4. Kaziranga and camel
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  1. Strengthening rules monitoring and buffer system to reduce pressure
  2. Increasing interference further
  3. Allowing illegal hunting
  4. Turning habitat into construction land
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  1. It improves food shelter water and breeding conditions
  2. It increases hunting
  3. It drives species away from habitat
  4. It ends vegetation
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  1. Wildlife conservation depends on combined efforts for species habitat food water laws and society
  2. Saving only one animal is complete conservation
  3. Cutting forests is the main method of conservation
  4. Illegal trade protects species

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