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Geography

Wildlife

वन्यजीव

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.

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Easy · Level 75 · evergreen forests,moisture,high rainfall
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  1. High rainfall and continuous moisture
  2. Very low rainfall and dry soil
  3. Only snowy peaks
  4. Only saline marshes
Medium · Level 73 · wildlife,natural habitat,animals
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  1. Animals, birds and other organisms living in natural environment
  2. Only domestic animals
  3. Only farm crops
  4. Only city buildings
Medium · Level 73 · wildlife conservation,habitat protection,biodiversity
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  1. Only increasing hunting
  2. Protecting organisms and their habitats
  3. Cutting forests completely
  4. Drying rivers
Medium · Level 73 · Asiatic lion,Gir forest,wildlife
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  1. Sundarbans
  2. Kaziranga
  3. Gir forest
  4. Thar Desert
Medium · Level 73 · one horned rhinoceros,Kaziranga,marsh
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  1. High Himalayan snowy area
  2. Dry sandy desert
  3. Marine coral reef
  4. Wet grasslands and marshy areas
Medium · Level 73 · elephant,moist forests,wildlife habitat
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  1. In warm and moist forest areas
  2. In permanently snowy plains
  3. In completely waterless deserts
  4. Only in sea water
Medium · Level 73 · tiger,forest habitat,wildlife conservation
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  1. In open sea
  2. In dense forests and grassland areas
  3. Always above the snow line
  4. Only in cities
Medium · Level 73 · natural vegetation,food shelter,wildlife
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  1. It only makes roads
  2. It only gives minerals
  3. It provides food and shelter
  4. It makes all organisms domestic
Medium · Level 73 · deforestation,habitat loss,wildlife threat
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  1. Tree plantation
  2. Creating national parks
  3. Wildlife census
  4. Uncontrolled deforestation
Medium · Level 73 · national animal,tiger,India
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  1. Tiger
  2. Elephant
  3. Rhinoceros
  4. Lion
Medium · Level 73 · national bird,peacock,India
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  1. Parrot
  2. Peacock
  3. Crane
  4. Duck
Medium · Level 73 · wildlife sanctuary,protected area,conservation
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  1. Increasing industrial pollution
  2. Promoting hunting
  3. Providing safe habitat to wildlife
  4. Converting forests into farms
Medium · Level 73 · wildlife decline,habitat destruction,conservation
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  1. Destruction of habitat
  2. Tree plantation
  3. Protected areas
  4. Water conservation
Medium · Level 73 · Assam,rhinoceros,Kaziranga
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  1. Camel
  2. One-horned rhinoceros
  3. Snow leopard
  4. Wild ass
Medium · Level 73 · snow leopard,Himalaya,cold habitat
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  1. Camel
  2. Peacock
  3. Snow leopard
  4. Crocodile
Medium · Level 73 · camel,Thar,dry habitat
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  1. Elephant
  2. Rhinoceros
  3. Dolphin
  4. Camel
Medium · Level 73 · biodiversity,wildlife,variety of organisms
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  1. Biodiversity includes the variety of different organisms
  2. Biodiversity is only the number of buildings
  3. Biodiversity is only soil colour
  4. Biodiversity has no relation with organisms
Medium · Level 73 · national park,sanctuary,wildlife conservation
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  1. Illegal hunting
  2. Creating national parks and sanctuaries
  3. Burning forests
  4. Polluting rivers
Medium · Level 73 · illegal hunting,poaching,wildlife threat
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  1. It reduces the number of organisms
  2. It makes forests dense
  3. It gives more food to organisms
  4. It increases habitat
Medium · Level 73 · wetlands,birds,habitat
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  1. They are only mining sites
  2. They can provide food and nesting places to birds
  3. They stop birds from flying
  4. They make all birds domestic