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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.

Medium · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Animal movement may stop and conflict may increase
  2. All wildlife will immediately become domestic
  3. Forests will automatically become larger
  4. Hunting will automatically end
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  1. Problem in habitat, food or safety
  2. Climate has become always same
  3. All organisms are getting more food
  4. Species have become safer
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  1. Availability of water source and wet area
  2. Permanently snow-covered land
  3. Completely dry desert
  4. City without plants
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  1. A connected ecosystem
  2. Only a group of domestic animals
  3. A place without food chain
  4. A collection of non-living things
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  1. Protection of wildlife and habitats will become stronger
  2. Illegal hunting will increase
  3. All habitats will be destroyed
  4. Animal movement will stop
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  1. Loss of habitat and breeding sites
  2. Success of wildlife conservation
  3. Immediate increase in biodiversity
  4. Expansion of water sources
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  1. Because their prey, forests and water sources must also be protected
  2. Because tigers do not need food
  3. Because tigers live only in cities
  4. Because vegetation has no importance
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  1. Because it clarifies both the problem and conservation measures
  2. Because writing only names is enough
  3. Because solutions have no importance
  4. Because threats are always beneficial
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  1. Suitable habitat
  2. Dry market
  3. Industrial area
  4. Only road route
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  1. Because forests give only timber
  2. Because forests provide habitat and food to many organisms
  3. Because forests make all animals domestic
  4. Because wildlife has no relation with forests
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  1. Kaziranga
  2. Sundarbans
  3. Gir forest
  4. Ladakh
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  1. Dry desert
  2. High snow region
  3. Open sea
  4. Wet grasslands and marshy areas
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  1. Their population may decline
  2. Their population will certainly increase
  3. Their natural habitat will automatically expand
  4. They will all become domesticated species
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  1. Increasing hunting
  2. Protecting wildlife and habitats
  3. Converting forests into cities
  4. Spreading pollution
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  1. Shortage of food and shelter
  2. All animals becoming domestic
  3. Wildlife needs ending
  4. Every species increasing immediately
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  1. To cut forests
  2. To provide a safe environment to wildlife
  3. To increase pollution
  4. To dry rivers
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  1. Hot coastal marsh
  2. Dry sandy beach
  3. High cold mountain regions
  4. Plain sugarcane area
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  1. Dense evergreen forest
  2. Wet marshy area
  3. High snowy region
  4. Dry desert area
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  1. Crocodile
  2. Camel
  3. Yak
  4. Peacock
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  1. They eat only rocks
  2. They create the Sun
  3. They take energy from plants and pass it forward
  4. They are always non-living
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  1. Carnivores will get more trees
  2. Carnivores will become domestic
  3. Their need for food will end
  4. Food shortage may occur
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  1. Shrinking of wildlife habitat
  2. Forests becoming protected
  3. Water sources becoming protected
  4. Stopping of hunting
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  1. It increases hunting
  2. It cuts forests
  3. It connects separate habitats and helps safe movement
  4. It blocks rivers
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  1. Movement and breeding can be affected
  2. All animals will get more food
  3. Illegal hunting will stop automatically
  4. All habitats will become larger
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  1. Desert camels
  2. High Himalayan yaks
  3. Aquatic organisms
  4. Thorny plants of dry areas

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