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Why does population growth not become stable immediately even if the death rate falls?

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Correct answer: Because the birth rate may still remain high

The direct answer is A. A fall in the death rate means fewer people are dying, but it does not automatically mean that the birth rate has also fallen. If the birth rate remains high, births continue to exceed deaths, so the population keeps increasing. Population becomes more stable only when the difference between births and deaths becomes small, while migration may also influence the total. Option A is correct because it identifies the continuing high birth rate. Option B is wrong because death rate clearly affects natural population change. Option C is wrong because populations can grow, decline, or remain stable. Option D is wrong because migration is not always zero and is not the main reason stated here. Common confusion: a falling death rate can increase growth rather than immediately stabilise it.

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Birth RateDeath RatePopulation StabilityPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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