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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 14 · 25 questions

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  1. Pressure on services will increase
  2. The need for services will end
  3. The population will automatically decrease
  4. Area measurement will stop
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  1. Rapid growth can increase demand for education, health and skill services
  2. Human development has no relation to population
  3. Population growth always ends human development
  4. Human development depends only on mountains
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  1. Some population growth may continue for some time
  2. The population will immediately become zero
  3. The death rate will become the area
  4. Migration will always remain stopped
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  1. When food production is less than demand
  2. When food production is more than demand
  3. When the population is decreasing
  4. When food distribution is very strong
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  1. Understand absolute growth, growth rate, natural increase, and actual growth separately
  2. Treat all these terms as the same
  3. Ignore the time period
  4. Never count migration
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  1. Total growth will be decided only by birth rate
  2. In-migration can maintain total growth
  3. Population will always decline
  4. Area will double
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  1. More people come from outside
  2. Everyone leaves the city
  3. Births and in-migration both are zero
  4. Death rate is very high
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  1. Local growth may reduce
  2. Growth will always be infinite
  3. Death rate will become zero
  4. Area will decrease
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  1. Population can still grow if the growth rate remains positive
  2. Population always becomes zero when the growth rate falls
  3. Both always mean the same
  4. Growth rate has no relation to time
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  1. 9 lakh
  2. 10 lakh
  3. 189 lakh
  4. 99 lakh
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  1. 8 percent
  2. 10 percent
  3. 12 percent
  4. 20 percent
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  1. 300
  2. 500
  3. 700
  4. 2,100
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  1. If population grows faster than services, pressure may rise
  2. If population grows, services are always unnecessary
  3. Service capacity has no relation to population
  4. More services always make population zero
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  1. When the child population is increasing rapidly
  2. When only the elderly population is increasing
  3. When there are no children
  4. When the population is completely stable and small
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  1. A growing population can increase demand for vaccination, hospitals and sanitation
  2. A growing population ends the need for health services
  3. Health planning is related only to mountains
  4. Population growth has no relation to health
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  1. When the population grows and water sources are limited
  2. When the population declines and water sources increase
  3. When no person lives there
  4. When water demand is zero
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  1. With education and skills, a growing youth population can become an opportunity
  2. A growing population is always only a burden
  3. The youth population has no relation to skills
  4. Human resources mean only area
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  1. The base population and time period should be considered along with the percentage
  2. A final conclusion should be drawn from the percentage alone
  3. The time period should be hidden
  4. Migration should always be treated as wrong
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  1. By considering births, deaths, migration, base population, rate, age structure and service capacity together
  2. By looking only at the birth rate
  3. By looking only at area
  4. By ignoring migration and the time period
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  1. Water conservation and safe water distribution
  2. Only counting mountains
  3. Stopping the census
  4. Hiding migration
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  1. The actual increase in absolute number may be hidden
  2. The population automatically decreases
  3. The meaning of migration changes
  4. The area always becomes zero
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  1. Healthcare and social support
  2. Only primary schools
  3. Only playgrounds
  4. Only ports
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  1. Employment pressure may increase
  2. The climate will change automatically
  3. The area will become zero
  4. The birth rate will have no meaning
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  1. When urban in-migration is very high
  2. When out-migration is very high
  3. When births and in-migration are both zero
  4. When the city has no employment
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  1. Local growth may be slow or negative
  2. The village population will surely double
  3. Migration will have no effect
  4. The death rate will automatically become zero

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