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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.

Hard · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. क्योंकि युवा आबादी भविष्य में जन्मों की संख्या को प्रभावित करती है
  2. क्योंकि कम जन्म दर हमेशा जनसंख्या को शून्य कर देती है
  3. क्योंकि आयु संरचना अप्रासंगिक है
  4. क्योंकि मृत्यु दर हमेशा बढ़ेगी
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  1. Due to population momentum
  2. Due to the death rate becoming zero
  3. Due to migration becoming impossible
  4. Due to the census stopping
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  1. Only through the birth rate
  2. Through in-migration growth, land availability and the speed of housing construction
  3. Only through weather
  4. Only through the city’s name
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  1. When skills, education and jobs are available
  2. When there are no jobs
  3. When the education system is weak
  4. When migration is treated as a crime
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  1. When jobs, skills and health facilities are insufficient
  2. When industry and education are strong
  3. When jobs grow rapidly
  4. When skill training is available
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  1. Population continuing to grow for some time because of a young age structure even after the birth rate falls
  2. Population becoming zero immediately because the death rate rises
  3. Migration always remaining zero
  4. Birth rate rising because the area increases
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  1. Changes in age structure and service demand
  2. Only change in river direction
  3. Soil colour change
  4. Stopping density measurement
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  1. Total population may decline
  2. Total population will surely increase
  3. Total population will always remain stable
  4. Migration will have no effect
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  1. 700
  2. 1100
  3. 1500
  4. 4900
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  1. Lower
  2. Higher
  3. Zero
  4. Certainly negative
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  1. 16 percent
  2. 20 percent
  3. 25 percent
  4. 40 percent
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  1. Density may rise if population increases and area remains same
  2. Area always increases when population increases
  3. Density is decided only by death rate
  4. Growth and density are always the same terms
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  1. Because age structure and spatial distribution can change
  2. Because zero growth means that there are no people
  3. Because the need for services ends
  4. Because the census becomes unnecessary
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  1. Because the actual number of people and service demand may be hidden
  2. Because a percentage is never useful
  3. Because population is unrelated to percentage
  4. Because growth has no time dimension
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  1. Fast in-migration occurs because of jobs in an industrial area
  2. Growth is the same in all areas
  3. The local population is zero
  4. There is no economic activity in an area
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  1. Ignoring resource limits and service capacity
  2. Adding education and health planning
  3. Managing water and land
  4. Planning jobs and skills
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  1. Births, deaths, migration, base population, time period, age structure, resources and service capacity
  2. Only births and mountains
  3. Only river and soil
  4. Only area and colour
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  1. Enough births to keep generation size nearly stable in the long run
  2. Enough rainfall to fill a river
  3. Enough migration to change borders
  4. Enough land to form mountains
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  1. Because education, health, employment and resource distribution are also linked
  2. Because numbers have no use
  3. Because births and deaths do not exist
  4. Because there is no migration in the country
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  1. Future natural growth may decline
  2. The birth rate will surely rise greatly
  3. The death rate will always become zero
  4. The need for a census will end
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  1. By increasing pressure on resources and services for both families and government
  2. By reducing salt in the sea
  3. By stopping sunlight
  4. By automatically creating all jobs
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  1. When the total population is very large and millions are still added every year
  2. When no child is born
  3. When everyone lives in one house
  4. When the land area is infinite
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  1. Differences in birth, death and migration rates among regions
  2. Equal employment everywhere
  3. Equal education everywhere
  4. Equal area of all states
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  1. By considering population number, growth rate, composition, resources and migration together
  2. By considering only a rumour from one year
  3. By considering only map decoration
  4. By treating the birth rate alone as sufficient in every case
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  1. Total population may decline
  2. Total population will surely increase
  3. Total population will always remain stable
  4. Migration will have no effect

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