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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.

Medium · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. They will get more resting places
  2. They will all become desert camels
  3. Their habitat will always increase
  4. Feeding and resting sites may decrease
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  1. By burning habitats
  2. Through awareness, monitoring and rule-following
  3. By doing illegal trade
  4. By increasing pollution
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  1. Increasing illegal hunting
  2. Destroying habitats
  3. Stopping illegal hunting and trade
  4. Cutting forests
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  1. Cutting forests completely
  2. Expansion of cities
  3. Polluting rivers
  4. Conservation of tigers and their habitats
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  1. All habitats will increase immediately
  2. Nests, food and shelter can be destroyed
  3. Species will definitely double
  4. Illegal hunting will stop
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  1. Only city roads
  2. Only mines
  3. Prey species, forests and water sources
  4. Only buildings
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  1. Coastal saline marsh
  2. Hot desert
  3. Dense tropical rainforest
  4. High cold mountain regions
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  1. Providing food and shelter
  2. Producing industrial smoke
  3. Destroying habitat
  4. Increasing hunting
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  1. Pollution will always decrease
  2. Ecological balance may be disturbed
  3. All habitats will increase
  4. Food chain will only become stronger
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  1. Life, food and habitat can be affected
  2. Wildlife will no longer need water
  3. All wildlife will automatically reach high-rainfall regions
  4. The number of aquatic organisms will increase in dried water sources
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  1. Every habitat will automatically become safe
  2. The cleaning role in the food chain may be affected
  3. All animals will become domestic
  4. Rainfall will definitely increase
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  1. Understanding of complete ecological balance
  2. Only names of large animals
  3. List of cities
  4. Road construction plan
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  1. They help conserve the next generation of organisms
  2. They destroy habitats
  3. They increase hunting
  4. They dry water sources
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  1. There is a safe corridor between habitats
  2. Roads and settlements create barriers between habitats
  3. Forest conservation increases
  4. Water sources are protected
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  1. Only taking photos of animals
  2. Cutting all forests
  3. Protecting organisms, habitats and ecological balance
  4. Promoting illegal hunting
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  1. Only colours of animals
  2. Only city names
  3. Only one river name
  4. Meaning, examples, threats and conservation measures
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  1. In search of food and water
  2. To play
  3. To build cities
  4. To increase pollution
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  1. Forest conservation
  2. Wildlife crime
  3. Increase in biodiversity
  4. Habitat improvement
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  1. Their food and shelter will be secure
  2. They will become aquatic organisms
  3. They will not need habitat
  4. They will live in cities
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  1. Increasing hunting
  2. Protecting tiger and its habitat
  3. Increasing deforestation
  4. Destroying water sources
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  1. Dry desert habitat
  2. Aquatic and wetland habitat
  3. Permanent snow habitat
  4. Only urban habitat
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  1. By providing new food and shelter
  2. By increasing hunting
  3. By reducing habitat
  4. By increasing pollution
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  1. Both may be affected by food shortage
  2. Both will become non-living
  3. Carnivores will not be affected
  4. Numbers of all organisms will definitely increase
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  1. Habitat and organisms can be harmed
  2. All organisms will become safer
  3. Food chain will only become stronger
  4. Pollution will end
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  1. Its number is declining and extinction risk exists
  2. It is very common everywhere
  3. It is non-living
  4. It is only a toy

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