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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 15 · 13 questions

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  1. In-migration is very high in an industrial town because of jobs
  2. Growth is the same in every area
  3. The local population is zero
  4. There is no census
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  1. Growth is a change in number and sex ratio gives the male-female ratio
  2. Both are the same indicator
  3. Sex ratio is area
  4. Growth is only the number of males
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  1. Initial population, final population, births, deaths, migration, and time period
  2. Only river length and mountain height
  3. Only soil colour and crop name
  4. Only a list of festivals and languages
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  1. 2%
  2. 3%
  3. 4%
  4. 5%
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  1. 1.2 lakh
  2. 12 lakh
  3. 81.5 lakh
  4. 0.15 lakh
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  1. 5 percent
  2. 10 percent
  3. 15 percent
  4. 20 percent
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  1. Declining growth rate always shows declining population
  2. Total population can grow even if a positive rate declines
  3. Total population depends only on area
  4. Growth rate and population size have no relation
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  1. Annual percentage rate
  2. Natural increase rate
  3. Absolute growth
  4. Population density
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  1. (P₂ − P₁) / P₁ × 100 / (P₂ − P₁) / P₁ × 100
  2. क्षेत्रफल / जनसंख्या × 100 / Area / Population × 100
  3. मृत्यु / जन्म × 100 / Deaths / Births × 100
  4. प्रवास / वर्षा × 100 / Migration / Rainfall × 100
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  1. Due to rising demand for land, water, energy, and waste management
  2. Because Earth's rotation stops
  3. Because the Moon becomes smaller
  4. Because all forests automatically grow
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  1. A high birth rate can be a cause and resource pressure can be a consequence
  2. Resource pressure is always the formula for birth rate
  3. Population growth is only a result and has no causes
  4. Death rate is only a consequence and not a process
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  1. When population rises fast and health services do not expand at the same pace
  2. When health services grow faster than population
  3. When births and deaths are equal
  4. When migration is zero and population is stable
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  1. Because teachers and schools may be insufficient as student numbers rise
  2. Because education has no relation to population
  3. Because the birth rate shuts schools
  4. Because migration changes the syllabus

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