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Geography

Population Growth

जनसंख्या वृद्धि

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.

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Medium · Level 83 · death rate decline,population growth,health
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  1. Because fewer people die and more population remains
  2. Because births always become zero
  3. Because area decreases
  4. Because migration becomes impossible
Medium · Level 83 · growth rate decline,positive growth,birth death gap
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  1. Births exceed deaths but the gap becomes smaller than before
  2. Deaths become more than births
  3. Population becomes zero
  4. Area disappears
Medium · Level 83 · age structure,young population,rapid growth
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  1. Rapid growth can increase the share of children and youth
  2. Rapid growth makes everyone elderly
  3. Age structure has no relation with population
  4. Rapid growth completely stops births
Medium · Level 83 · population growth,service planning,public services,urban planning,resource demand
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  1. A growing population requires more schools, hospitals and housing in the future
  2. Population growth requires planning only for transport services
  3. Population growth automatically reduces the need for public services
  4. Population growth has no relation to demand for services such as education, health and housing
Medium · Level 83 · urban growth,housing pressure,crowding
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  1. Population grows fast and housing construction remains slow
  2. Population decreases and houses increase
  3. Migration is outward and births are low
  4. No person lives in the city
Medium · Level 83 · resource pressure,population growth,management
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  1. Pressure also depends on resource availability and management
  2. Growth always ends resources
  3. Low growth has no resource problem
  4. Resources and population are unrelated
Medium · Level 83 · growth percentage,large population,planning challenge
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  1. When total population is very large
  2. When there is no population
  3. When both births and deaths are zero
  4. When there is no area
Medium · Level 83 · percentage growth,comparison,population size
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  1. Making comparison easier between populations of different sizes
  2. Removing area
  3. Changing births into deaths
  4. Making migration zero
Medium · Level 83 · family planning,birth rate,population control
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  1. Family planning can help control birth rate responsibly
  2. Family planning is a way to increase death rate
  3. Family planning always increases migration
  4. Family planning increases area
Medium · Level 83 · health improvement,death rate,population growth
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  1. Health improvement can reduce death rate so growth may be affected
  2. Health improvement always makes population zero immediately
  3. Health improvement has no relation with death rate
  4. Health improvement only increases area
Medium · Level 83 · administrative planning,population growth,future services
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  1. Deciding future schools health centres and water planning
  2. Choosing classroom wall colour
  3. Changing river depth
  4. Deciding mountain height
Medium · Level 83 · growth percentage,10 lakh,12 lakh
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  1. 10 percent
  2. 20 percent
  3. 30 percent
  4. 50 percent
Medium · Level 83 · population decline,absolute decrease,50 lakh
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  1. 10 percent increase
  2. Decrease of 5 lakh
  3. Increase of 5 lakh
  4. Increase of 50 lakh
Medium · Level 83 · population growth,birth rate,death rate,migration,population change
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  1. A high birth rate can increase population growth, but death rate and migration also matter.
  2. Birth rate alone completely determines population growth.
  3. A rise in the death rate has no effect on population growth.
  4. A high birth rate always leads to rapid population growth.
Medium · Level 83 · wrong concept,population growth,area
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  1. Growth is population change over time
  2. Growth is affected by births deaths and migration
  3. Growth is only change in area
  4. Growth can affect service demand
Medium · Level 83 · age structure,school planning,employment
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  1. When planning schools and jobs for children and youth
  2. When telling river direction
  3. When measuring mountain height
  4. When writing soil colour
Medium · Level 83 · low growth,resource pressure,planning
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  1. Pressure on resources and services may be lower
  2. Every service will close
  3. Births will always be zero
  4. Population will immediately end
Medium · Level 83 · low growth,ageing,working population
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  1. Planning for working population and elderly care may become necessary
  2. Resources always become unlimited
  3. Need for population study ends
  4. Migration loses all meaning
Medium · Level 83 · balanced study,population growth,components
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  1. By studying births deaths migration base population and time period together
  2. By seeing only birth rate
  3. By seeing only area
  4. By ignoring migration only
Medium · Level 84 · population growth,population change,time comparison,geography class 9,demography
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  1. Because growth shows the change in population over time
  2. Because population cannot be determined for a single year
  3. Because population growth depends only on changes in area
  4. Because population growth is determined only by changes in weather