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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Habitat shrinking and human contact increasing
  2. All animals becoming safe
  3. Wildlife corridors forming automatically
  4. Prey species never declining
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  1. When water sources are abundant
  2. When habitat is divided into small isolated patches
  3. When the forest is fully connected
  4. When there is no human interference
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  1. Their food will increase
  2. They will become producers
  3. Availability of prey will decrease
  4. Their habitat will expand automatically
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  1. Watching wildlife from a distance
  2. Moving on the marked route
  3. Taking waste back
  4. Feeding wild animals
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  1. Because habitat prey species and water sources are also necessary
  2. Because tigers do not need forests
  3. Because tigers live only in zoos
  4. Because numbers never change
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  1. Safe forests always increase conflict
  2. Animals may come near settlements when habitat and food decrease
  3. More vegetation sends animals to cities
  4. Clean water is the only cause of conflict
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  1. Sundarbans and yak
  2. Gir and rhinoceros
  3. Kaziranga and one horned rhinoceros
  4. Rann of Kachchh and snow leopard
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  1. Habitat will become fully safe
  2. Wildlife will get more food
  3. All species will increase equally
  4. Movement may be blocked and accident risk may increase
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  1. It supports birds aquatic organisms and breeding sites
  2. It turns every habitat into desert
  3. It harms all wildlife
  4. It is needed only for road building
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  1. Only wind-pollinated plants will stop producing fruits and seeds
  2. Fruit and seed formation in insect-pollinated plants may be affected
  3. All plants will immediately stop photosynthesising
  4. River water will automatically become saline
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  1. When there is no outside pressure
  2. When habitat turns into sea
  3. When human activities nearby are increasing
  4. When all animals become domestic
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  1. Protecting habitat and water sources
  2. Stopping illegal hunting
  3. Increasing local awareness
  4. Treating only photography as conservation
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  1. Because some birds depend on fish for food
  2. Because birds always eat soil
  3. Because rivers are unrelated to birds
  4. Because fish cut trees
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  1. It is the main mangrove area for tigers
  2. It is a major habitat of the Indian wild ass
  3. It is a high Himalayan habitat of rhinoceros
  4. It is a coastal habitat of yak
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  1. Keeping only the animal in a cage
  2. Only increasing tourists
  3. Protecting grassland water sources and breeding sites together
  4. Ignoring illegal trade
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  1. They pollinate plants
  2. They graze in grasslands
  3. They are top producers
  4. They clean by feeding on dead animals
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  1. They may move far in search of water and food
  2. They will live better without water
  3. Their food need will end
  4. They will immediately become aquatic
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  1. Because numbers alone do not show the full situation
  2. Because habitat has no importance
  3. Because census is always wrong
  4. Because wildlife lives only in cities
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  1. Protection of wetlands and nests
  2. Destruction of breeding sites
  3. Watching wildlife from a distance
  4. Running awareness campaigns
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  1. Creating a wildlife corridor
  2. Saving water sources
  3. Building a wide road through a forest
  4. Stopping illegal hunting
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  1. It always increases breeding
  2. It calms all animals
  3. It expands habitat
  4. It can increase stress and aggressive response
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  1. Food and shelter options for different animals decrease
  2. Vegetation has no relation with wildlife
  3. All animals eat only soil
  4. Habitat always increases when vegetation decreases
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  1. They only increase hunting
  2. They can quickly identify local habitat issues and changes
  3. They always remove laws
  4. They are unrelated to wildlife
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  1. Tiger and pollination
  2. Deer and scavenging
  3. Bee and pollination
  4. Vulture and producer
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  1. When the species is very common
  2. When habitat has no threat
  3. When population is stable and very high
  4. When numbers decline fast and extinction risk exists

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