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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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Hard · Level 78 · decadal growth,positive growth,population decline
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  1. Because growth can be low but still positive
  2. Because decadal growth is always negative
  3. Because census is not done in a decade
  4. Because low growth means zero population
Hard · Level 78 · growth rate,time period,comparison
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  1. While comparing growth rates of two areas
  2. While measuring only river length
  3. While writing only mountain name
  4. While comparing only colours
Hard · Level 78 · declining birth rate,young population,momentum
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  1. Total births may still be enough because of young population
  2. Declining birth rate always causes immediate decline
  3. Young population has no relation with births
  4. Death rate always becomes zero
Hard · Level 78 · policy making,high growth rate,small population
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  1. Actual number should be seen along with percentage
  2. Only percentage should be treated as a big crisis
  3. Total population should be ignored
  4. Time period is not needed
Hard · Level 78 · zero growth,age structure,spatial distribution
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  1. Because age structure and spatial distribution can change
  2. Because zero growth means no people
  3. Because need for resources ends
  4. Because census becomes useless
Hard · Level 78 · urban growth,waste management,environment
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  1. When waste management and drainage are weak
  2. When green planning is strong
  3. When services exceed demand
  4. When population is stable
Hard · Level 78 · rural growth,small holdings,land pressure
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  1. Because limited farmland is divided among more people
  2. Because farmland becomes infinite
  3. Because people in rural areas do not use land
  4. Because birth rate increases land
Hard · Level 78 · absolute growth,numerical comparison,population
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  1. In the first area
  2. In the second area
  3. Equal in both
  4. No growth in either
Hard · Level 78 · percentage growth,base population,comparison
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  1. In the first area
  2. In the second area
  3. Zero in both
  4. Equal in both
Hard · Level 78 · natural increase,human development,services
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  1. When education health and nutrition services are insufficient
  2. When all services are sufficient
  3. When deaths exceed births
  4. When there are no children
Hard · Level 78 · out migration,birth rate,growth rate
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  1. Because people leaving reduce total growth
  2. Because birth rate has no effect
  3. Because out migration adds population
  4. Because death rate is always zero
Hard · Level 78 · health services,rapid growth,service capacity
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  1. When growth is rapid and health centres are few
  2. When growth is slow and health centres are sufficient
  3. When population is declining and services are increasing
  4. When demand is zero
Hard · Level 78 · birth rate,family welfare,education
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  1. Education health awareness and family welfare
  2. Changing river direction
  3. Reducing area
  4. Stopping census
Hard · Level 78 · age structure,population growth,service demand
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  1. Because different age groups create demand for different services
  2. Because age structure has no relation with population
  3. Because only total number is enough
  4. Because age structure tells only language
Hard · Level 78 · water resources,rapid growth,water stress
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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
Hard · Level 78 · net migration,population composition,zero growth
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  1. Total number is stable but population composition may change
  2. No person moved
  3. Migration has no effect
  4. Population measurement is impossible
Hard · Level 78 · growth assessment,time period,boundary
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  1. When time period and territorial boundary are not clear
  2. When two census years are compared
  3. When both growth rate and absolute growth are seen
  4. When migration is included
Hard · Level 78 · balanced analysis,birth death migration,service capacity
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  1. Looking at births deaths migration base population and service capacity together
  2. Remembering only birth rate
  3. Treating only death rate as cause
  4. Always treating migration as zero
Hard · Level 78 · population growth,mature conclusion,planning
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  1. Growth is not only numerical change but a process linked with resource planning and social structure
  2. Growth is only another name for birth rate
  3. Growth has no relation with migration
  4. Growth does not need time period
Hard · Level 79 · absolute growth,population growth,calculation
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  1. Ten lakh
  2. Forty lakh
  3. Fifty lakh
  4. Ninety lakh