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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 87 · city growth,migration based growth,urbanisation
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  1. When in migration is high and natural increase is low
  2. When births are high and migration is zero
  3. When deaths are high and there is no in migration
  4. When area increases but people do not
Medium · Level 87 · urbanisation,population growth,service demand
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  1. Population and service demand may increase in cities
  2. Cities always become empty
  3. Urbanisation has no relation with people
  4. Population growth happens only in forests
Medium · Level 87 · population growth,food demand,population,geography,class 9
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  1. Food demand will increase
  2. Food demand will decrease
  3. Food demand will remain unchanged
  4. Food demand will end completely
Medium · Level 87 · waste management,rapid growth,sanitation
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  1. Sanitation and environmental pressure will increase
  2. Waste will end automatically
  3. Population will surely decline
  4. Need for services will end
Medium · Level 87 · water resources,population growth,water stress
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  1. When water sources are limited
  2. When water sources are abundant
  3. When population is decreasing
  4. When there is no water demand
Medium · Level 87 · education services,child population,growth
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  1. When child population and growth are both high
  2. When there are no children
  3. When schools are more than needed
  4. When population is declining
Medium · Level 87 · health planning,hospitals,population growth
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  1. Growing population increases demand for hospitals and health workers
  2. Population growth is unrelated to health
  3. Growth ends need for hospitals
  4. Health planning depends only on weather
Medium · Level 87 · growth rate,service demand,total population
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  1. Because total population may still be increasing
  2. Because low rate means zero population
  3. Because services have no relation with population
  4. Because growth rate is always negative
Medium · Level 87 · population growth,absolute growth,growth rate,base population,geography class 9
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  1. A very large initial population
  2. A very small initial population
  3. Zero total population growth
  4. An actual decline in population
Medium · Level 87 · high growth rate,low absolute growth,base population
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  1. Because initial population is very small
  2. Because initial population is very large
  3. Because growth is zero
  4. Because area is birth rate
Medium · Level 87 · census,official data,population growth
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  1. It gives official population of different years
  2. It tells only weather
  3. It changes river direction
  4. It reduces mountain height
Medium · Level 87 · boundary change,growth comparison,territorial area
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  1. Because boundary change can alter the basis of comparison
  2. Because boundary has no relation with population
  3. Because boundary is always zero
  4. Because growth happens only by births
Medium · Level 87 · population growth,decadal growth,census data,time period,population comparison
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  1. When data for one area cover ten years and data for another area cover five years
  2. When data for both areas cover the same ten-year period
  3. When census data are available for both areas
  4. When the definition of population is the same for both areas
Medium · Level 87 · service pressure,rapid growth,planning
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  1. Pressure on services will increase
  2. Need for services will end
  3. Population will automatically decrease
  4. Area measurement will stop
Medium · Level 87 · human development,education,health skills
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  1. Rapid growth can increase demand for education health and skill services
  2. Human development has no relation with population
  3. Population growth always ends human development
  4. Human development depends only on mountains
Medium · Level 87 · declining growth rate,young population,momentum
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  1. Growth may continue for some time
  2. Population will immediately become zero
  3. Death rate will become area
  4. Migration will always remain stopped
Medium · Level 87 · food security,population growth,demand supply
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  1. When food production is less than demand
  2. When food production is more than demand
  3. When population is decreasing
  4. When distribution is very strong
Medium · Level 87 · family welfare,population stabilisation,awareness
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  1. Through health education and awareness of small family
  2. By increasing death rate
  3. By stopping census
  4. By hiding migration
Medium · Level 87 · rural urban migration,push pull,population growth
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  1. When rural land pressure rises and cities attract with jobs
  2. When villages have enough jobs
  3. When cities have no opportunities
  4. When there is no reason for migration
Medium · Level 87 · exam caution,population growth,concept clarity
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  1. Understand absolute growth growth rate natural increase and actual growth separately
  2. Treat all terms as same
  3. Ignore time period
  4. Never count migration