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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.

Medium · Level 10 · 25 questions

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  1. When population grows rapidly and food production or distribution is weak
  2. When production is greater than demand
  3. When the population is declining
  4. When the distribution system is strong
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  1. Because the base population and growth rate also affect its meaning
  2. Because absolute growth is never calculated
  3. Because absolute growth is the birth rate
  4. Because growth has no time period
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  1. Employment and resource demand may increase
  2. Everyone will immediately become rich
  3. The need for services will end
  4. The meaning of population will change
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  1. Pressure on human capital development
  2. Increase in sea depth
  3. Immediate zero population
  4. Area becoming birth rate
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  1. When rural land pressure rises and cities offer job opportunities
  2. When rural jobs are plentiful and cities have no opportunities
  3. When migration is legally impossible
  4. When the population is declining
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  1. Because the total population can still put pressure on services
  2. Because a low rate means there is no population
  3. Because planning should be stopped
  4. Because the death rate will always be zero
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  1. When the area is limited and the population is growing rapidly
  2. When the area is very large and population growth is negligible
  3. When only birth and death rates have to be compared
  4. When a region's total population is declining while its area remains unchanged
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  1. Pressure rises when growth exceeds resource capacity
  2. Resource capacity is always infinite
  3. Growth has no relation to resources
  4. Resources automatically double when population grows
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  1. Do not draw a full conclusion from one indicator
  2. Always ignore migration
  3. Remove the time period
  4. Treat birth rate alone as actual growth
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  1. When the birth rate is also very low and migration is negative
  2. When the birth rate is still fairly high
  3. When everyone moves out
  4. When the base population is zero
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  1. Reading the growth rate with its time period
  2. Treating absolute increase as the actual numerical change
  3. Drawing a final conclusion about service demand only from the percentage
  4. Including migration in total growth
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  1. When factors such as income, employment, education, and resource distribution also differ
  2. When population data are observed over several years
  3. When births, deaths, and migration are counted
  4. When the base year and final year are known
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  1. A decrease of 300
  2. An increase of 300
  3. An increase of 1,500
  4. An increase of 6,500
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  1. Balancing population growth with resource capacity, education, health, employment, and environmental management
  2. Always treating population growth as beneficial without planning
  3. Completely ignoring resource limits
  4. Removing education and health planning
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  1. Skill development, employment, and preparation of urban services
  2. Stopping the census
  3. Treating migration as separate from population
  4. Treating the need for services as zero
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  1. A decrease of one lakh
  2. An increase of two lakh
  3. An increase of three lakh
  4. An increase of six lakh
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  1. Absolute growth must be zero
  2. Absolute growth can still be large
  3. Population must decline
  4. The growth rate has no use
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  1. 5 per thousand
  2. 2 per thousand
  3. 3 per thousand
  4. 19 per thousand
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  1. Ten percent
  2. Twenty percent
  3. Thirty percent
  4. Forty-five percent
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  1. Total growth can be low or negative
  2. Total growth will always be rapid
  3. Migration will have no effect
  4. The birth rate must be zero
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  1. Because the young population base affects future births
  2. Because the birth rate has no meaning
  3. Because the death rate always remains zero
  4. Because migration is not measured
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  1. The growth rate will certainly be very rapid
  2. The growth rate may slow down
  3. The population will immediately become zero
  4. Migration will necessarily increase
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  1. Ten percent
  2. Twelve percent
  3. Twenty percent
  4. Forty percent
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  1. It will only be negative
  2. It can be moderate or positive
  3. It cannot be measured
  4. It will depend only on area
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  1. Employment pressure and possible migration
  2. Everyone will immediately get a job
  3. The birth rate will become zero
  4. The area will double

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