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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 7 · 25 questions

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  1. When water sources are limited and growth is rapid
  2. When water sources are abundant and growth is slow
  3. When population is declining
  4. When water demand is zero
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  1. Absolute growth will always be infinite
  2. Absolute growth may be limited
  3. Absolute growth cannot be measured
  4. Absolute growth will always be negative
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  1. Absolute growth will always be zero
  2. Population must decline
  3. Absolute growth can still be very large
  4. Growth rate will have no meaning
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  1. Natural increase
  2. Death rate
  3. Sex ratio
  4. Net migration
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  1. Ten percent
  2. Twenty percent
  3. Twelve percent
  4. Sixty percent
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  1. Twenty percent
  2. Sixteen percent
  3. Eighty percent
  4. Ten percent
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  1. Death rate must have increased
  2. Social factors are influencing fertility behaviour
  3. Migration has completely stopped
  4. Density alone is the cause of growth
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  1. City will face no pressure
  2. Population will automatically decline
  3. Pressure on housing and services will increase
  4. Area will become zero
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  1. Only area
  2. Only density
  3. Only death rate
  4. Difference between births and deaths
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  1. Three lakh
  2. Two lakh
  3. One lakh
  4. Nine lakh
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  1. Large base population and large increase
  2. Small base population and limited actual increase
  3. Large base population and zero increase
  4. Zero base population
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  1. Population growth will remain slow
  2. Population will decline
  3. Population growth may become rapid
  4. Migration will end
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  1. Very rapid
  2. Always negative
  3. Unlimited
  4. Slow or nearly stable
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  1. Pace of growth has slowed
  2. Total population has definitely decreased
  3. The proportion of population change has changed
  4. Rate comparison is necessary
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  1. Births and deaths are equal but immigration is high
  2. Births are very high and migration is zero
  3. Deaths are very high and immigration is zero
  4. Area increases
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  1. Because the difference between the birth rate and death rate may be small
  2. Because a high birth rate has no effect on population growth
  3. Because a high death rate always increases population growth
  4. Because the death rate becomes zero when births are high
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  1. Decide only by birth rate
  2. Check the combined effect of falling birth rate and falling death rate
  3. Ignore death rate
  4. Treat migration as birth rate
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  1. Ten percent
  2. Fifteen percent
  3. Twenty percent
  4. Twenty-five percent
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  1. Because birth rate, education, migration and the economy also influence it
  2. Because health has no relation to death rate
  3. Because migration is always zero
  4. Because birth rate is not measured
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  1. Because the young base can affect future births
  2. Because birth rate has no meaning
  3. Because death rate will always remain zero
  4. Because migration is not measured
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  1. Positive
  2. Negative
  3. Always zero
  4. Cannot be measured
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  1. Twenty percent
  2. Thirty percent
  3. Forty percent
  4. Eight percent
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  1. Area pressure only
  2. Pressure on social services
  3. Ban on census
  4. Weather pressure
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  1. Growth may increase
  2. Growth will always be negative
  3. Birth rate will be zero
  4. Population counting will stop
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  1. Only playgrounds
  2. Elderly health and care services
  3. Only new dams
  4. Only wildlife hunting

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