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Geography

Population Size and Distribution

In Class 9 Geography, this topic introduces students to the size of India’s population and the ways it is distributed across regions. Students examine population density, differences between densely and sparsely populated areas, and the physical, economic, and social factors that influence settlement patterns. Using maps, data, and comparisons, they learn to interpret population distribution and understand why people are concentrated in some plains, river valleys, and urban areas while fewer live in mountains, deserts, and other difficult environments. It builds a foundation for studying population change and related geographical issues.

Easy · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Too many people in small area
  2. Fewer people per unit area
  3. Only more births
  4. Only more schools
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  1. More people per unit area
  2. Only more forests
  3. Only fewer roads
  4. No people
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  1. People may be attracted toward places with jobs
  2. People always move away from jobs
  3. Employment has no relation with settlement
  4. Employment only changes weather
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  1. Uneven
  2. Fully uniform
  3. Not measured at all
  4. Only in sea
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  1. Abundance of water and fertile land
  2. Harsh climate and difficult terrain
  3. More employment
  4. Better health services
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  1. Size tells total people and density tells people per area
  2. Both tell only rainfall
  3. Both tell only soil
  4. There is no difference between them
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  1. Arunachal Pradesh
  2. Bihar
  3. Rajasthan
  4. Sikkim
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  1. Due to difficult terrain and fewer facilities
  2. Because there is sea everywhere
  3. Because of extremely fertile plains
  4. Because of many big cities
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  1. Area with water, jobs and services
  2. Extremely dry area without water
  3. Extremely snowy and inaccessible area
  4. Dense forest area without transport facilities
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  1. Where do people live
  2. What is the colour of soil
  3. How blue is the river
  4. How round are mountains
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  1. Planning for education, health and housing
  2. Plan only to colour mountains
  3. Only renaming rivers
  4. Only changing weather
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  1. Fertile plain area
  2. Difficult hilly area
  3. Industrial city
  4. River valley
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  1. Population number and distribution
  2. Only colour of clouds
  3. Only height of trees
  4. Only weight of fish
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  1. Its area is also the largest
  2. People live there
  3. It is counted in Census
  4. It is part of India
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  1. Low population density
  2. High population density
  3. Zero population
  4. No distribution
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  1. Population density will be low
  2. Population density will be very high
  3. Total population will be infinite
  4. Area will be zero
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  1. Harsh climate
  2. More jobs
  3. Good roads
  4. More schools
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  1. Fertile land and employment
  2. Lack of water
  3. Extreme cold
  4. Difficult slope
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  1. Geography
  2. Music
  3. Drawing
  4. Grammar
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  1. Fertile soil and easy settlement
  2. Permanent snow
  3. No river
  4. Complete isolation
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  1. Better planning for housing, water and transport
  2. Wildlife hunting plan
  3. Plan to dry rivers
  4. Plan to close schools
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  1. Good transport can increase settlement and economic activity
  2. Transport has no effect
  3. Transport always removes people
  4. Transport only creates rainfall
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  1. Census
  2. School enrolment records
  3. Electoral roll
  4. Birth records of a health centre
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  1. To understand both total people and their spread
  2. Only to know mountain structure
  3. Only to tell weather
  4. Only to know vegetation colour
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  1. People do not live evenly everywhere
  2. People live only in seas
  3. Population is never measured
  4. People are exactly equal in every state

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