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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.

TOPIC PRACTICE

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Hard · Level 65 · long term conservation,laws,awareness,habitat
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  1. Habitat protection education laws and public participation should work together
  2. Only making cages is enough
  3. Deforestation increases conservation
  4. Illegal trade should be ignored
Hard · Level 65 · green belt,sanctuary,habitat protection
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  1. When outside pressure on habitat has to be reduced
  2. When mining has to be increased
  3. When hunting routes have to be made
  4. When forests have to be removed
Hard · Level 65 · river pollution,aquatic food chain,wildlife
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  1. Aquatic organisms will be affected and feeding relations may be disturbed
  2. Fish will always increase
  3. All birds will be safe
  4. Pollution will strengthen the food chain
Hard · Level 65 · habitat fragmentation,road,wildlife movement
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  1. A wide road being built through a forest
  2. Protecting nests
  3. Keeping wetlands clean
  4. Reporting illegal hunting
Hard · Level 65 · wildlife census,habitat quality,conservation
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  1. Habitat quality food breeding and threats must also be understood
  2. Numbers never change
  3. Habitat has no importance
  4. Threats always disappear automatically
Hard · Level 65 · students,awareness,clean habitat
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  1. Awareness campaigns and cleanliness of local habitats
  2. Removing bird nests
  3. Spreading plastic in forests
  4. Promoting illegal trade
Hard · Level 65 · water sources,trees,wildlife habitat
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  1. When animals need drinking water food and shelter
  2. When animals need only roads
  3. When hunting has to be increased
  4. When habitat has to be removed
Hard · Level 65 · poaching control,habitat protection,complete conservation
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  1. Animals will still lack living feeding and breeding places
  2. Stopping hunting is always enough
  3. Only plants need habitat
  4. Wildlife lives better without habitat
Hard · Level 65 · natural vegetation,wildlife relationship,habitat
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  1. Vegetation supports wildlife by giving food shelter and habitat
  2. Vegetation and wildlife have no relation
  3. Vegetation always harms wildlife
  4. Wildlife depends only on cities
Expert · Level 67 · tiger conservation,prey habitat,food chain
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  1. Protect tigers, prey species and habitat
  2. Keep only tigers in separate cages
  3. Remove deer completely
  4. Convert the forest into a city
Expert · Level 67 · habitat fragmentation,wildlife corridor,conservation
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  1. It always makes forests larger
  2. It obstructs movement, breeding and food search of animals
  3. It makes all animals safer
  4. It makes illegal hunting impossible
Expert · Level 64 · rhinoceros,habitat conservation,wet grassland
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  1. Tourism-only conservation
  2. Hunting-based conservation
  3. Habitat-based conservation
  4. Urbanisation-based conservation
Expert · Level 64 · human wildlife conflict,habitat loss,settlements
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  1. When natural habitat is large and protected
  2. When wildlife corridors are protected
  3. When water sources and food are sufficient
  4. When habitat shrinks near settlements
Expert · Level 67 · wildlife corridor,habitat connectivity,animal movement
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  1. They connect separate habitats and help safe movement
  2. They turn all forests into mines
  3. They settle wildlife in cities
  4. They end the food chain
Expert · Level 65 · water pollution,aquatic wildlife,river ecosystem
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  1. Desert camels
  2. Aquatic organisms
  3. High Himalayan yaks
  4. Plain peacocks
Expert · Level 66 · scavengers,vultures,ecosystem service
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  1. Increasing forest height
  2. Creating sea tides
  3. Natural cleaning and disposal of dead organic matter
  4. Making snow in deserts
Expert · Level 64 · species conservation,habitat,breeding sites
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  1. Because a species needs colour
  2. Because habitat has no relation with organisms
  3. Because habitat is only a map name
  4. Because food, water, shelter and breeding sites are also necessary
Expert · Level 67 · Asiatic lion,Gir forest,Gujarat
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  1. It is the main natural habitat of the Asiatic lion in India
  2. It is the main marshy habitat of rhinoceros
  3. It is the snow region of snow leopard
  4. It is the habitat of marine dolphin
Expert · Level 67 · Kaziranga,rhinoceros,wet grassland
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  1. Because there is a hot dry desert
  2. Because wet grasslands and marshy habitats are found there
  3. Because there is permanent snow
  4. Because there are only saline sea coasts
Expert · Level 67 · snow leopard,Himalaya,cold habitat
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  1. Saline tidal marsh
  2. Hot dry desert
  3. High cold Himalayan regions
  4. Dense coastal mangroves