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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Habitat of aquatic and bank animals may weaken
  2. All aquatic organisms will become safer
  3. River pollution will automatically decrease
  4. Hiding places for wildlife will increase
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  1. Snow leopard and high Himalaya
  2. Asiatic lion and Gir
  3. Camel and Sundarbans mangroves
  4. Indian wild ass and Rann of Kachchh
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  1. It increases responsible citizen behaviour and conservation awareness
  2. It promotes deforestation
  3. It justifies illegal trade
  4. It ignores habitats
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  1. When grasslands provide food to herbivore prey species
  2. When no animals live in grasslands
  3. When carnivores eat only grass
  4. When grasslands are destroyed
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  1. Aquatic animals may be injured by eating it or getting trapped
  2. All aquatic animals will become healthier
  3. Plastic will become natural food
  4. Lake habitat will improve automatically
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  1. Change in one organism can affect many others
  2. Every organism lives completely alone
  3. Feeding relations have no link with conservation
  4. Only carnivores form food webs
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  1. When dense shrub areas are protected
  2. When shrubs and trees are cut indiscriminately
  3. When water sources remain clean
  4. When nests are left safe
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  1. Strengthening habitat corridors water sources and awareness
  2. Increasing illegal hunting
  3. Continuously feeding wildlife
  4. Spreading waste in forests
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  1. It may be the most sensitive habitat and breeding area
  2. It is only for markets
  3. It is for hunting practice
  4. It is reserved for mining
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  1. Their migration timing and stopover sites may be affected
  2. They will always stay at one place
  3. They will no longer need food
  4. No effect because flight ability remains
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  1. Identifying threats protecting habitat monitoring and raising awareness
  2. First destroying habitat then counting animals
  3. Increasing illegal trade then removing laws
  4. Increasing tourism and removing rules
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  1. Local food chain and balance of small animals may be affected
  2. More water will immediately form in all fields
  3. Snakes will become producers
  4. Wildlife diversity will always increase
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  1. They are better linked with food and shelter of local animals
  2. They always reduce habitat
  3. They give no food to any animal
  4. They are used only for building construction
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  1. When illegal hunting and trade are increasing
  2. When all habitats are safe
  3. When no species is threatened
  4. When awareness is high and threat is zero
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  1. They can provide water food and fertile vegetation areas
  2. They are always lifeless
  3. They destroy all habitats
  4. They are only for construction
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  1. It can increase competition for local food and habitat
  2. It always saves local species
  3. It is unrelated to food chains
  4. It increases biodiversity in every situation
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  1. Food base for tigers will weaken
  2. Tigers will become producers
  3. Prey species are irrelevant
  4. Tigers will live better without food
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  1. When wetlands are their stopover and feeding sites
  2. When migratory birds live only in deserts
  3. When wetlands have no water
  4. When birds do not need rest
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  1. It can affect natural behaviour and activity timing
  2. It makes all animals more natural
  3. It always increases breeding
  4. It expands habitat
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  1. Water sources can be necessary for drinking breeding and aquatic habitat
  2. Water sources are unrelated to wildlife
  3. Only carnivores need water
  4. Clean water always reduces habitat
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  1. Local cooperation and compliance may weaken
  2. All animals will become safe immediately
  3. Illegal activities will stop automatically
  4. Habitat will always increase
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  1. It reduces disturbance in breeding feeding and natural behaviour
  2. It makes hunting easier
  3. It makes animals domestic
  4. It removes habitat
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  1. When vehicles and people move near wildlife routes
  2. When no person comes there
  3. When there are no wildlife routes
  4. When laws are not needed
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  1. Habitat quality food sources and breeding sites will weaken
  2. All species will permanently increase
  3. Fire will always improve conservation
  4. Wildlife will not be affected
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  1. Species habitat food water laws education and community are all connected
  2. Only stopping hunting is always the complete solution
  3. Wildlife does not need natural habitat
  4. Illegal trade keeps species safe

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