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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Inaccessible and dry area
  2. Industrial city
  3. Fertile plain
  4. Well facilitated metropolis
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  1. Irrigated and fertile area
  2. Waterless desert
  3. Permanent snow area
  4. Inaccessible hill slope
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  1. Density will decrease
  2. Density will increase
  3. Density will be infinite
  4. Density has no meaning
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  1. Density will increase
  2. Density will decrease
  3. Density will become zero
  4. Density cannot be measured
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  1. It doubles.
  2. It becomes half.
  3. It remains the same.
  4. It becomes four times.
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  1. It relates total population with area
  2. It tells only rainfall
  3. It tells only language
  4. It tells only birth rate
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  1. Because area is also important
  2. Because population is not counted
  3. Because area has no relation
  4. Because density is only colour
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  1. Arunachal Pradesh
  2. Bihar
  3. Delhi
  4. West Bengal
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  1. Bihar
  2. Arunachal Pradesh
  3. Rajasthan
  4. Mizoram
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  1. Education health and housing
  2. Song and music
  3. Sea colour
  4. Star brightness
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  1. More people per area
  2. Fewer people per area
  3. No people
  4. Only fields
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  1. Fewer people per area
  2. More people per area
  3. Higher income of people
  4. More rainfall
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  1. Higher density
  2. No population
  3. River depth
  4. Age of mountain
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  1. Legend
  2. Song name
  3. Weather song
  4. Taste of sea
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  1. Land use and pressure may increase
  2. Land disappears immediately
  3. Land has no use
  4. Land always becomes sea
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  1. Comparing people per square kilometre in two districts
  2. Comparing length of two songs
  3. Comparing taste of two rivers
  4. Comparing sound of two clouds
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  1. Due to change in population or area boundary
  2. Due to colour of sky
  3. Due to lines of a poem
  4. Due to moon story
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  1. On average 500 people in every square kilometre
  2. Total 500 rivers
  3. Every person has 500 houses
  4. One person in 500 square kilometre
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  1. Seeing number of people in relation to area
  2. Remembering only weather
  3. Remembering only river name
  4. Remembering only mountain height
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  1. Pressure on living space may increase
  2. Living space becomes unlimited
  3. People always disappear
  4. Area increases automatically
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  1. When both areas use persons per square kilometre unit
  2. When only names of people are written
  3. When area is hidden
  4. When population is replaced by colour
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  1. Area with villages settled far apart
  2. Dense city with all services
  3. Many people in a small area
  4. Crowded market
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  1. Total area
  2. Total rainfall
  3. Total crops
  4. Total mountains
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  1. Density will increase
  2. Density will decrease
  3. Density will become zero
  4. Density has no relation
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  1. Demand for services may increase
  2. Need for services ends
  3. All services close automatically
  4. Number of people is not measured

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