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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 17 · 25 questions

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  1. Total growth may reduce
  2. Total growth will always double
  3. Migration will have no effect
  4. Death rate will be zero
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  1. Difference between both rates
  2. Only river direction
  3. Only soil colour
  4. Only name of area
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  1. Health may reduce deaths and education may affect birth rate
  2. Both have no relation with population
  3. Both only increase area
  4. Both turn migration into soil
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  1. Population growth may be slow or negative
  2. Population explosion is certain
  3. Immigration will necessarily be high
  4. Death rate will be zero
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  1. Births and deaths are almost equal and net migration is low
  2. Births are very high and deaths very low
  3. Immigration is very high
  4. Emigration is zero and births are very high
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  1. More children will survive and growth may be affected
  2. Births will stop immediately
  3. Migration will become impossible
  4. Area will decrease
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  1. A large young population can influence the number of future births
  2. Birth rate has no meaning
  3. Death rate is always zero
  4. Migration never occurs
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  1. Elderly health and care services
  2. Only new playgrounds
  3. Only river dams
  4. Only forest clearing
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  1. It may be controlled or slow
  2. It will surely be very rapid
  3. It will always be negative
  4. It cannot be measured
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  1. Growth may become rapid
  2. The population must decline
  3. Births will completely stop
  4. Migration will always be zero
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  1. When the base population is large or a particular age group is increasing
  2. When there is no population
  3. When all services are closed
  4. When the area is zero
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  1. No births, deaths, or migration are occurring
  2. The total population may remain stable
  3. Adding and reducing components may balance each other
  4. Total net growth may be zero
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  1. Ten percent
  2. Twenty percent
  3. Twenty-five percent
  4. Thirty percent
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  1. Demand and pressure may increase
  2. The need for water will end
  3. The river will automatically become longer
  4. Water resources will become infinite
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  1. Five per thousand
  2. Seven per thousand
  3. Ten per thousand
  4. Seventeen per thousand
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  1. Because death rate and migration also change population
  2. Because birth rate has no use
  3. Because population never changes
  4. Because migration is always zero
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  1. Total growth may still continue
  2. Total growth will always be zero
  3. Immigration will have no effect
  4. Death rate will automatically rise
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  1. Employment pressure and migration
  2. Increase in river length
  3. Area becoming zero
  4. Birth rate ending
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  1. Their time period and definition of growth should be the same
  2. Their rivers should be the same
  3. Their weather should be the same
  4. Their mountains should be the same
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  1. If the child population rises, expand planning for schools, vaccination and child-health services
  2. If the child population rises, give priority only to old-age pensions and geriatric care
  3. If the elderly population rises, increase schools but make no change in health services
  4. When total population rises, provide identical services for all ages without considering age structure
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  1. The base population is very small
  2. The base population is very large
  3. The absolute increase is very large
  4. The time period is very long
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  1. The total number of births may still be high
  2. Births will always be zero
  3. The death rate will automatically rise
  4. The population will immediately decline
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  1. Taking a final decision about service demand only by looking at the growth rate
  2. Considering the base population and age structure
  3. Including local migration in the assessment
  4. Comparing projected demand with service capacity
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  1. The need for elderly health care and pensions may increase
  2. The number of schools will immediately become infinite
  3. There will be no structural change in the population
  4. Migration will always stop
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  1. Increase of 400
  2. Increase of 1700
  3. Increase of 3000
  4. Decrease of 1300

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