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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Occupation of people
  2. Spread of people across different areas
  3. Age of people
  4. Language of people
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  1. Nearly evenly
  2. Mainly in mountainous states
  3. Unevenly distributed
  4. Only in coastal states
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  1. Because plains contain only deserts
  2. Because farming is impossible there
  3. Because snow remains there throughout the year
  4. Because they offer level land, fertile soil, and transport facilities
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  1. Climate
  2. Colour of a postage stamp
  3. Size of a wristwatch
  4. Design of a book cover
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  1. Very steep slope
  2. Level land
  3. Permanently ice-covered land
  4. Deep marshland
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  1. Fertile plains
  2. Big cities
  3. Desert areas
  4. Industrial areas
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  1. Colour of crops
  2. Names of schools
  3. Number of festivals
  4. Number of people per square kilometre
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  1. Census
  2. Weather forecast
  3. Forest survey
  4. Sports competition
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  1. Only length of rivers
  2. Number and characteristics of population
  3. Only height of mountains
  4. Only price of minerals
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  1. High Himalayan peaks
  2. Dry deserts
  3. Fertile river valleys and plains
  4. Uninhabited islands
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  1. Very fertile soil
  2. Dense roads everywhere
  3. Many employment centres
  4. Harsh climate or difficult relief
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  1. Increase in total number of people
  2. Decrease in number of rivers
  3. Change in colour of forests
  4. Disappearance of mountains
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  1. What do people wear
  2. Where do people live
  3. Which song do people listen to
  4. Which colour ink do people use
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  1. Very few people in a large area
  2. Only animal population
  3. Many people in a small area
  4. People only in forests
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  1. Equal people everywhere
  2. People only in cities
  3. Too many people in a small area
  4. Few people in a large area
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  1. Employment opportunities
  2. Thickness of paper
  3. Sound of bell
  4. Length of pencil
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  1. Language and food
  2. Total population and area
  3. Rainfall and colour
  4. River and mountain names
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  1. Level plain
  2. Fertile valley
  3. High and inaccessible mountains
  4. River-side plain
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  1. It gives only information about colours
  2. It makes only a list of songs
  3. It only changes weather
  4. It helps in planning resources and services
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  1. Schools and hospitals
  2. Desert sand
  3. Empty fields
  4. Uninhabited islands
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  1. Television programme
  2. Availability of water
  3. Colour of mobile
  4. Time of game
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  1. Population distribution is only birth rate
  2. Population distribution is only death rate
  3. Population distribution shows the spatial spread of people
  4. Population distribution is only quantity of food
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  1. Very low use pressure
  2. No pressure
  3. Only pressure of snow
  4. Pressure of housing and farming
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  1. Uttar Pradesh
  2. Sikkim
  3. Goa
  4. Arunachal Pradesh
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  1. Uttar Pradesh
  2. Sikkim
  3. Bihar
  4. Maharashtra

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