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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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Expert · Level 67 · habitat diversity,sanctuary,wildlife diversity
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  1. Because different organisms get different types of habitats
  2. Because all organisms need only one food
  3. Because habitat diversity has no importance
  4. Because this makes all organisms domestic
Expert · Level 64 · overgrazing,herbivores,vegetation soil
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  1. All plants will immediately increase
  2. Vegetation may decline and soil may become exposed
  3. Soil will have no relation
  4. Aquatic organisms will increase in desert
Expert · Level 67 · scavengers,natural cleaning,ecosystem role
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  1. Natural cleaning process may be affected
  2. All dead organisms will disappear instantly
  3. Food chain will have no relation
  4. Need for wildlife monitoring will end
Expert · Level 64 · illegal trade,monitoring,protected area
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  1. Wildlife crimes may continue
  2. Habitat will become safe automatically
  3. All species will increase immediately
  4. Hunting will become impossible
Expert · Level 67 · tiger conservation,ecosystem health,wildlife indicators,habitat,food web,natural vegetation
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  1. Because the presence of tigers alone does not reveal the overall condition of prey, water, vegetation and habitat.
  2. Because the presence of tigers proves that no other organisms live in the area.
  3. Because tigers can survive only in human settlements.
  4. Because there is no relationship between organisms and their environment in an ecosystem.
Expert · Level 67 · forest fire,habitat loss,biodiversity
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  1. Habitat and species diversity may decrease
  2. Every species will increase immediately
  3. Forest will always become denser
  4. Breeding sites will be safe
Expert · Level 64 · wildlife tourism,sustainable tourism,disturbance
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  1. Balance between conservation and tourism may be disturbed
  2. Wildlife will not be affected
  3. All species will be safe
  4. Habitat will automatically become stronger
Expert · Level 64 · rhinoceros,water source,habitat component
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  1. Because rhinoceros also needs water and wet habitat
  2. Because rhinoceros does not need habitat
  3. Because only grass is always enough
  4. Because water sources are unrelated to wildlife
Expert · Level 67 · local community,monitoring,conservation participation
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  1. Support in monitoring and rule-following may decrease
  2. Poaching will stop automatically
  3. Habitat will be safe without effort
  4. Need for awareness will end
Expert · Level 67 · population decline,monitoring,habitat protection
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  1. Investigate causes, protect habitat and monitor regularly
  2. Ignore the declining number
  3. Promote hunting
  4. Reduce habitat further
Expert · Level 64 · invasive species,native vegetation,wildlife habitat
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  1. Native vegetation and food base may be affected
  2. All native plants will become stronger
  3. Wildlife will always get more food
  4. Habitat quality will definitely improve
Expert · Level 64 · food chain,interdependence,conservation planning
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  1. Interdependence among organisms
  2. Only district name
  3. Only road width
  4. Only tourism ticket
Expert · Level 64 · water source,human disturbance,wildlife behaviour
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  1. Wildlife may avoid using water sources
  2. Wildlife will not need water
  3. Water sources will increase automatically
  4. All animals will become domestic
Expert · Level 64 · aquatic food chain,river pollution,small fish
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  1. Because small fish can be links in the food chain
  2. Because aquatic animals do not need food
  3. Because river has no relation with forest
  4. Because pollution is always beneficial
Expert · Level 64 · natural habitat,wildlife behaviour,ecological relation
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  1. Natural behaviour and ecological relations may be affected
  2. Conservation will always improve
  3. Habitat will have no importance
  4. Food chain will only become stronger
Expert · Level 64 · bird nests,breeding sites,monitoring
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  1. Destroy nests
  2. Investigate causes and protect breeding sites
  3. Increase noise and tourism
  4. Dry wetlands
Medium · Level 20 · top predator,water requirement,habitat quality,wildlife conservation,Wildlife,Natural Vegetation and Wildlife,Geography,Class 9 MCQ
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  1. The habitat’s water requirement will remain unmet
  2. Everything will be fine because prey is sufficient
  3. Top predators do not need water
  4. Vegetation will make no contribution
Expert · Level 64 · protected area,field monitoring,conservation management
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  1. Actual conservation may remain weak
  2. Wildlife crimes will become impossible
  3. Habitat will improve automatically
  4. All species will become safe
Expert · Level 64 · grassland,wildlife habitat,herbivores
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  1. Grassland is also an important habitat for many organisms
  2. No organism can live in grassland
  3. Grassland can be linked with food chains
  4. Grassland supports herbivores
Expert · Level 64 · wetland,water birds,aquatic organisms
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  1. It provides habitat to water birds and aquatic organisms
  2. It always harms wildlife
  3. It is useful only for road construction
  4. It ends food chains