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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Habitats may break and accidents may increase
  2. Wildlife habitat will increase
  3. All animals will become safe
  4. Food chain will not be affected
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  1. To understand population and conservation status
  2. To increase illegal hunting
  3. To destroy habitats
  4. To spread pollution
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  1. Habitat-based conservation
  2. Hunting-based conservation
  3. Pollution-based conservation
  4. Urbanisation-based conservation
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  1. Scavenger
  2. Decomposer
  3. Producer
  4. Parasite
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  1. Availability of prey species and habitat will improve
  2. Tigers will not need food
  3. Wildlife conflict will always increase
  4. All tigers will live in cities
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  1. Spreading awareness and adopting responsible behaviour toward nature
  2. Destroying nests
  3. Spreading waste in forests
  4. Doing illegal trade
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  1. Better and safer habitat
  2. Completely urban area
  3. Habitat destruction
  4. Centre of illegal hunting
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  1. To save wildlife, habitat, food chain, laws and public awareness must be protected together
  2. Wildlife will be saved only by hunting
  3. Habitat and wildlife are separate topics
  4. Pollution strengthens conservation
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  1. Good natural habitat
  2. Only industrial area
  3. Dry market area
  4. Non-living place
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  1. Wildlife numbers will increase immediately
  2. Habitat and food will decrease
  3. All animals will become domestic
  4. Pollution will end automatically
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  1. Kaziranga
  2. Sundarbans
  3. Gir forest
  4. Thar
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  1. Camel
  2. Snow leopard
  3. Peacock
  4. One-horned rhinoceros
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  1. Giving legal protection to organisms and their habitats
  2. Increasing illegal hunting
  3. Polluting rivers
  4. Turning forests into mines
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  1. One that is very abundant everywhere
  2. One that is at risk of extinction
  3. One that is only domestic
  4. One that is a non-living object
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  1. They only give shade
  2. They only make soil
  3. They become the first source of energy
  4. They make all organisms domestic
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  1. Their food and hiding place may decrease
  2. They will become marine organisms
  3. Their number will definitely double
  4. They will not need habitat
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  1. Elephant
  2. Rhinoceros
  3. Yak
  4. Camel
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  1. Rivers and water bodies
  2. Dry desert
  3. High snowy peak
  4. City road
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  1. Wildlife is separate from biodiversity
  2. Wildlife is an important part of biodiversity
  3. Wildlife is only a group of buildings
  4. Wildlife is only non-living things
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  1. They are non-living materials
  2. They are only water sources
  3. They pass energy to the next level
  4. They create the Sun
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  1. They may face food shortage
  2. They will become plants
  3. They will not need water
  4. They will always increase
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  1. When wildlife habitat is safe
  2. When habitat shrinks and animals come near settlements
  3. When water sources are protected
  4. When forest conservation increases
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  1. They are only for industries
  2. They stop birds from flying
  3. They provide food, water and resting places
  4. They make all birds domestic
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  1. Increasing hunting
  2. Cutting forests
  3. Blocking rivers
  4. Connecting separate habitats and allowing safe movement
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  1. Movement and breeding can become difficult
  2. All animals will get more food
  3. Habitats will connect automatically
  4. Wildlife will not be affected

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