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Geography

Population Density

In this Class 9 Geography topic from the chapter Population, students learn how population density measures the number of people living in a unit area, usually per square kilometre. They explore the population-density formula, interpret maps and data, and compare densely and sparsely populated regions. The topic also explains how relief, climate, soil, water availability, transport, industries and employment influence settlement patterns and the distribution of population in India and around the world.

Easy · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Number of people living per square kilometre in an area
  2. Total number of rivers in an area
  3. Height of trees in an area
  4. Rainy days in an area
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  1. ( \text{Density}=\frac{\text{Area}}{\text{Rainfall}} )
  2. ( \text{Density}=\frac{\text{Rivers}}{\text{Mountains}} )
  3. ( \text{Density}=\frac{\text{Forests}}{\text{Roads}} )
  4. ( \text{Density}=\frac{\text{Total Population}}{\text{Total Area}} )
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  1. High
  2. Zero
  3. Negative
  4. Very low
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  1. Very high
  2. Low
  3. Below zero
  4. Always same
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  1. Only comparison of festivals
  2. Only comparison of languages
  3. Comparison of population pressure in different areas
  4. Only comparison of tree colours
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  1. 102 persons per square kilometre
  2. 267 persons per square kilometre
  3. 500 persons per square kilometre
  4. 382 persons per square kilometre
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  1. Pressure of people on land
  2. Depth of a river
  3. Age of a mountain
  4. Colour of air
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  1. Dry desert
  2. Fertile level plain
  3. Snowy high peak
  4. Inaccessible dense forest
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  1. Large industrial city
  2. Irrigated plain
  3. Dry desert
  4. Trading port
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  1. Population density depends only on total population
  2. Area is added to population to find density
  3. Area affects density only when population changes
  4. With same population, a smaller area gives higher density
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  1. The first district
  2. The second district
  3. Zero for both
  4. None of them
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  1. Area with fewer people
  2. Area with more people
  3. Both equal
  4. Both zero
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  1. How many people live per square kilometre in an area
  2. Which song do people listen to
  3. What is the river's name
  4. How tall are the trees
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  1. \(1000\) people living in \(100\,\text{km}^2\)
  2. \(100\) people living in \(50\,\text{km}^2\)
  3. \(10,000\) people living in \(1\,\text{km}^2\)
  4. \(500\) people living in \(200\,\text{km}^2\)
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  1. Very many people in a small city
  2. Few people in a large mountainous area
  3. Many people in a small market
  4. Dense population in an industrial town
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  1. Schools and hospitals
  2. Empty land
  3. Uninhabited island
  4. Snowy peak
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  1. Colour of the sky
  2. Water
  3. Clock hand
  4. Book cover
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  1. Density is number per area and size is total number
  2. Both are only rainfall
  3. Density is only language and size is only food
  4. Both are heights of mountains
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  1. Arunachal Pradesh
  2. Bihar
  3. Mizoram
  4. Sikkim
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  1. Arunachal Pradesh
  2. Bihar
  3. West Bengal
  4. Kerala
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  1. For planning services and resources
  2. Only for colouring pictures
  3. Only for writing songs
  4. Only for playing games
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  1. A city with good employment and transport facilities
  2. An uninhabited snowy region
  3. A waterless desert
  4. An inaccessible mountainous region
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  1. More industries
  2. Level fertile land
  3. Difficult slopes and transport problems
  4. Many markets
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  1. Because farming and settlement are easier there
  2. Because snow is always present there
  3. Because water is not found there
  4. Because people do not live there
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  1. How many people per square kilometre are in an area
  2. How long a river is
  3. How high a mountain is
  4. What colour a forest has

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