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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. If area remains the same, growth can increase density
  2. Growth always reduces density
  3. Density has no relation to population
  4. Growth only changes language
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  1. Because resources remain the same while the number of people increases
  2. Because the number of people is decreasing
  3. Because resources become infinite
  4. Because the area becomes empty
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  1. When the growth rate remains positive
  2. When the growth rate is negative
  3. When there are no births at all
  4. When everyone moves out
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  1. In slow growth the number increases, while in decline the number decreases
  2. In both cases the number is always zero
  3. There are no deaths during slow growth
  4. Births are always higher during decline
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  1. When both in-migration and births are high in the city
  2. When the city is becoming empty
  3. When deaths are high and births are low
  4. When no one uses services
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  1. In estimating future population and needs
  2. In deciding poem length
  3. In changing sea colour
  4. In removing mountains
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  1. Female education and health awareness
  2. Colour of mountains
  3. Direction of rivers
  4. Sound of soil
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  1. When the working population rises but jobs do not increase
  2. When jobs increase rapidly
  3. When population is stable
  4. When everyone is getting work
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  1. More people can increase resource use and waste
  2. More people always reduce waste
  3. Population has no relation with the environment
  4. Growth automatically makes forests infinite
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  1. Pressure on human development services
  2. Depth of sea
  3. Mountain building
  4. Changing the name of weather
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  1. It gives official population figures for different years
  2. It tells only the weather
  3. It gives only river length
  4. It tells only the age of mountains
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  1. It can be positive
  2. It will only be negative
  3. It will always be zero
  4. It cannot be measured
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  1. When total population is still increasing
  2. When total population is zero
  3. When no person uses services
  4. When both births and migration stop
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  1. Looking at births deaths migration health education and jobs together
  2. Looking only at birth rate
  3. Looking only at death rate
  4. Looking only at weather
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  1. Understand growth rate absolute growth and natural increase separately
  2. Treat all terms as same
  3. Always treat migration as zero
  4. Ignore time period
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  1. Total growth may decrease
  2. Total growth will always double
  3. Death rate will automatically become zero
  4. Area will increase
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  1. Initial population was very large
  2. Initial population was zero
  3. Total population did not change at all
  4. Migration was always stopped
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  1. Growth will slow down
  2. Growth may become rapid
  3. Population will become zero
  4. Only area will increase
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  1. Population will keep growing but pace may change
  2. Population will immediately decline
  3. Natural growth must end
  4. Migration will become impossible
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  1. It makes comparison of differently sized populations easier
  2. Area changes automatically
  3. Need for birth rate ends
  4. Census is no longer needed
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  1. Death rate may fall and growth may increase
  2. Death rate will rise and growth will fall
  3. Birth rate will become zero
  4. Migration will end
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  1. Birth rate may reduce and growth may slow
  2. Death rate must increase
  3. Migration will always stop
  4. Population counting will become impossible
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  1. Births minus deaths plus net migration
  2. Area minus population
  3. Rainfall plus temperature
  4. Density plus sex ratio
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  1. Because the birth rate may still be higher than the death rate
  2. Because the birth rate and death rate become equal
  3. Because the death rate becomes higher than the birth rate
  4. Because population immediately declines when the birth rate falls
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  1. Births are slightly more than deaths
  2. Deaths are much more than births
  3. Everyone moves out
  4. There are no births

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