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Geography

Population Growth

In Class 9 Geography, within the chapter Population, students study population growth as the change in the number of people over time. The topic explains how birth rates, death rates, and migration influence population size, and helps learners understand why growth patterns vary across places and periods.

Easy · Level 14 · 25 questions

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  1. Ten percent
  2. Twenty percent
  3. Thirty percent
  4. Six percent
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  1. To understand future demand for services and resources
  2. To know river colour
  3. To measure soil smell
  4. To reduce mountain age
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  1. Pressure on housing
  2. Increase in river length
  3. Birth rate becoming zero
  4. Area disappearing
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  1. Ten lakh
  2. Twenty lakh
  3. Fifty lakh
  4. Sixty lakh
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  1. Rate shows percentage and absolute growth shows actual number
  2. Both are only birth rate
  3. Both are area
  4. Both are not measured
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  1. Land, food and employment
  2. River colour
  3. Mountain age
  4. Soil smell
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  1. Ten percent
  2. Twenty percent
  3. Eight percent
  4. Forty percent
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  1. Three per thousand
  2. Nine per thousand
  3. Twelve per thousand
  4. Twenty-one per thousand
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  1. Negative
  2. Positive
  3. Always zero
  4. Cannot be measured
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  1. Nine lakh
  2. Sixty lakh
  3. Sixty-nine lakh
  4. One hundred twenty-nine lakh
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  1. 1,600
  2. 700
  3. 5,100
  4. 2,500
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  1. 50 thousand
  2. 1 lakh
  3. 2 lakh
  4. 10 lakh
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  1. Change in population number during a fixed period
  2. Change only in land area
  3. Change only in literacy rate
  4. Change only in state boundaries
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  1. When the difference in total people between two censuses is large
  2. When the area decreases
  3. When only the language changes
  4. When the map scale changes
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  1. Growth will be rapid
  2. Growth will surely be zero
  3. The population will immediately decrease
  4. Density will have no relation
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  1. Because it gives official population data at regular intervals
  2. Because it tells only weather
  3. Because it measures river depth
  4. Because it decides election symbols
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  1. 1921
  2. 1901
  3. 1951
  4. 2011
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  1. Population growth increases
  2. Population growth always decreases
  3. Population becomes zero
  4. Migration becomes impossible
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  1. Pressure on housing and basic services
  2. End of sea tides
  3. Change in the length of the day
  4. Immediate formation of minerals
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  1. When the number of births equals the number of deaths.
  2. When migration is very high.
  3. When a census takes place.
  4. When the area increases.
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  1. It helps estimate needs for schools, hospitals, jobs and food.
  2. It only shows mountain formation.
  3. It only shows the direction of cyclones.
  4. It makes farming irrelevant.
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  1. Because people can enter or leave an area in large numbers in a short time.
  2. Because births stop immediately.
  3. Because the death rate always remains constant.
  4. Because the climate disappears completely.
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  1. 20 percent
  2. 24 percent
  3. 25 percent
  4. 30 percent
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  1. Increase of 8 lakh and 10 percent growth
  2. Decrease of 8 lakh and 10 percent decline
  3. Increase of 72 lakh
  4. Change of 152 lakh
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  1. Total population will keep increasing but more slowly
  2. Total population will immediately decline
  3. Total population will become zero
  4. The meaning of density will end

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