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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. City with jobs and services
  2. Very cold uninhabited area
  3. Sandy uninhabited desert
  4. High uninhabited peak
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  1. Water scarcity and difficult living conditions
  2. Too much water
  3. Fertile soil everywhere
  4. Abundance of all services
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  1. Availability of water and fertile soil
  2. Permanent snow
  3. Lack of water
  4. Complete isolation
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  1. Concentration of people
  2. Width of river
  3. Direction of weather
  4. Soil moisture
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  1. On average five hundred people live in one square kilometre
  2. Only five hundred people live in the whole area
  3. Area is five hundred square kilometres
  4. Rainfall is five hundred millimetres
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  1. Total population is also the highest
  2. People per area are more
  3. Area has dense settlement
  4. Resources may face pressure
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  1. The area has fewer people per unit area
  2. People may be far apart
  3. Total resources are also low
  4. Settlement may be sparse
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  1. Check both population and area
  2. Check only name of the area
  3. Check only language
  4. Check only weather
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  1. Population is not divided by area
  2. Total population is divided by total area
  3. Area is taken in square kilometres
  4. Census population data is used
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  1. Because more people and children may live in a small area
  2. Because density tells only rivers
  3. Because schools have no relation with population
  4. Because high density has no children
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  1. Demand for housing may increase
  2. Need for housing will end
  3. Every house will be empty
  4. Area will become infinite
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  1. Number of people per area is increasing
  2. Rainfall is always decreasing
  3. River length is increasing
  4. Soil colour is changing
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  1. Number of people per area is decreasing
  2. Number of rivers is increasing
  3. Soil is necessarily becoming black
  4. Mountains are becoming higher
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  1. Density will be zero
  2. Density will always be high
  3. Density will be infinite
  4. Area will disappear
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  1. Density may appear high
  2. Density will always be zero
  3. Population will disappear
  4. Calculation will be impossible
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  1. Density helps understand concentration in distribution
  2. They have no relation
  3. Distribution is only rainfall
  4. Density is only language
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  1. It relates total population with area
  2. It is only the number of births
  3. It is only death rate
  4. It is only literacy
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  1. Per unit area
  2. Sea wave
  3. Soil colour
  4. Wildlife hunting
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  1. It tells how densely people are settled in an area
  2. It tells only weather
  3. It tells only river
  4. It tells only crop
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  1. Three hundred persons per square kilometre
  2. Three thousand persons per square kilometre
  3. Thirty persons per square kilometre
  4. One thousand persons per square kilometre
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  1. People are very few
  2. Number of people per area is high
  3. There is no settlement in the area
  4. Area is zero
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  1. Very close together
  2. In heavy crowd everywhere
  3. Far apart and in fewer numbers
  4. Only in one building
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  1. Very high
  2. Infinite
  3. Always zero
  4. Low
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  1. The formula will be reversed
  2. Density will still be correct
  3. Density will always increase
  4. The unit will still remain persons per square kilometre
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  1. Which area has more rainfall
  2. Which area has more or fewer people per area
  3. Which area has a longer river
  4. Which area's language is difficult

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