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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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Medium · Level 20 · rhinoceros,wetland habitat,wildlife conservation,marshy grassland,Wildlife,Natural Vegetation and Wildlife,Geography,Class 9 MCQView options
If only grass is protected for rhinoceros conservation but marshy water areas are not protected, what weakness will remain?
Correct answer: A
Rhinoceros conservation requires protection of the complete habitat, not merely one food component. Grasslands provide feeding areas, while marshes, wetlands, and nearby water bodies support drinking, cooling, shelter, movement, and other ecological needs. If only grass is protected, the animal’s wet-habitat requirement remains incomplete. Therefore option A identifies the weakness; the other choices deny the importance of habitat or falsely claim conservation is complete.
What will be the most balanced conclusion of wildlife conservation?
Correct answer: A
Wildlife conservation is not achieved by protecting animals in isolation. Species need suitable habitat, food, water, shelter, safe movement routes and a functioning food chain. Laws can control hunting and trade, while community participation can reduce conflict and improve local support. Monitoring and scientific evidence help identify threats and check whether management is working. These parts support one another and must be planned together.
Option A is the most balanced conclusion because it includes species, habitat, food chain, laws, community and monitoring. Hunting is not conservation, animals cannot survive without habitats, and zoos alone cannot protect all wild populations or ecological relationships. A complete answer should therefore combine protection in natural habitats with enforcement, local involvement and regular assessment. The word “combined” is the key to selecting A.
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