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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 9 · 25 questions

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  1. आधार आबादी, वृद्धि दर, आयु संरचना, प्रवास और सेवा क्षमता को साथ देखकर योजना बनाना
  2. केवल कुल जन्मों को याद करना
  3. प्रवास को हमेशा छोड़ देना
  4. स्थानीय अंतर को अनदेखा करना
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  1. यदि क्षेत्रफल समान रहे, तो वृद्धि घनत्व बढ़ा सकती है
  2. वृद्धि हमेशा घनत्व घटाती है
  3. घनत्व और वृद्धि एक ही माप हैं
  4. घनत्व केवल प्रवास है
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  1. बेहतर स्वास्थ्य मृत्यु दर घटा सकता है, जिससे कुछ समय तक वृद्धि तेज हो सकती है
  2. बेहतर स्वास्थ्य हमेशा जन्म दर को शून्य कर देता है
  3. स्वास्थ्य का मृत्यु दर से कोई संबंध नहीं है
  4. स्वास्थ्य सुधार से आबादी तुरंत घटती है
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  1. जब अधिक जन्मों से बाल आबादी तेजी से बढ़ रही हो
  2. जब कोई बच्चा न हो
  3. जब वृद्ध आबादी ही पूरी आबादी हो
  4. जब स्कूलों की जरूरत शून्य हो
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  1. आव्रजन प्राकृतिक वृद्धि से अधिक है
  2. बाह्य प्रवास प्राकृतिक वृद्धि से अधिक है
  3. जन्म दर हमेशा शून्य है
  4. मृत्यु दर का कोई प्रभाव नहीं है
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  1. वृद्धि दर अभी भी धनात्मक हो सकती है
  2. जनसंख्या निश्चित रूप से घट रही है
  3. प्रवास पूरी तरह बंद है
  4. जन्म और मृत्यु का कोई संबंध नहीं है
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  1. Because the same percentage can add different actual numbers
  2. Because percentage has no relation with population
  3. Because base population is always zero
  4. Because growth rate is only area
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  1. First area's
  2. Second area's
  3. Equal for both
  4. Negative in both
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  1. Because migration can bring different age and skill groups
  2. Because zero natural increase means no people
  3. Because births and deaths have no meaning
  4. Because area becomes age
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  1. Rapid growth and strong waste management
  2. Rapid growth and weak resource management
  3. Slow growth and sufficient resources
  4. Stable population and better planning
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  1. Because education, health awareness and supportive social behaviour are also needed
  2. Because birth rate has no relation to society
  3. Because economic development always increases the birth rate
  4. Because family welfare programmes have no effect
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  1. Completely closing schools for children
  2. Only industrial mining
  3. Healthcare and social security
  4. Treating migration as impossible
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  1. The time period is the same and the territorial boundary is clear
  2. One area is measured for ten years and the other for two years
  3. The boundary changed but the change is ignored
  4. The comparison is made only by looking at the names
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  1. The base area may be different because of the boundary change
  2. Boundary changes have no effect
  3. Population data automatically become zero
  4. Growth rate is decided only by weather
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  1. Pressure of unemployment and out-migration
  2. Automatic employment for everyone
  3. The death rate becoming zero
  4. Resources becoming infinite
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  1. Elderly pensions as the only need
  2. Schools, nutrition, vaccination and child healthcare
  3. Only port construction
  4. Only mineral exports
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  1. Resources are growing faster than the population
  2. The population is increasing, but resources are not growing as fast
  3. The population is decreasing
  4. Resources are infinite
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  1. Births equal deaths and out-migration is high
  2. Births equal deaths and in-migration is high
  3. Births exceed deaths and in-migration occurs
  4. Deaths are fewer than births and there is no migration
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  1. Because growth can differ by region and district
  2. Because the national average is never useful
  3. Because local population does not exist
  4. Because growth has no relation to place
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  1. When rural-to-urban migration is high
  2. When everyone returns to villages
  3. When there are no jobs in the city
  4. When migration is completely stopped
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  1. Large-scale availability of basic services
  2. Ignoring population data
  3. Stopping all plans
  4. Treating the need for services as zero
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  1. When growth is rapid and hospitals are few
  2. When growth is slow and health infrastructure is strong
  3. When disease control is weak
  4. When water is unsafe
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  1. Pressure on basic services will increase
  2. All services will become infinite
  3. Population will automatically decline
  4. In-migration will become impossible
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  1. Because change is measured in comparison with that initial number
  2. Because the new population is always incorrect
  3. Because the old population means area
  4. Because no base is needed
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  1. Where water sources are limited and demand is rising quickly
  2. Where water sources are sufficient and demand is low
  3. Where the population is declining
  4. Where water management is strong

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