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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Yes, larger area always has more population
  2. Yes, smaller area is always empty
  3. No, a large area can also have low population
  4. Yes, area never matters
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  1. When very few people live in a large area
  2. When total population is zero
  3. When people are only travelling
  4. When many people live in a small area
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  1. Availability of jobs and services
  2. Constant snowfall
  3. Complete absence of farming
  4. Drying of sea
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  1. Space travel
  2. Agriculture
  3. Naval war
  4. Film making only
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  1. Irrigated fertile plain
  2. Industrial town
  3. Dense forest and inaccessible area
  4. Large commercial centre
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  1. Only weather temperature
  2. Only sea depth
  3. Only height of crops
  4. Areas where more or fewer people live
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  1. Water
  2. Colour of sky
  3. Clock hand
  4. Class bell
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  1. Only by people's height
  2. Physical and human factors
  3. Pages of a book
  4. Colour of clothes
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  1. Water and fertile soil are available there
  2. There is always a desert there
  3. No farming happens there
  4. There is only ice there
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  1. Metre per second
  2. Persons per square kilometre
  3. Kilometre per hour
  4. Litre per day
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  1. Population size
  2. Soil erosion
  3. Type of vegetation
  4. Rain shadow
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  1. Population growth
  2. Population distribution
  3. Sex ratio
  4. Literacy rate
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  1. Population becomes zero
  2. Settlement completely stops
  3. Attraction of people may increase
  4. The area becomes sea
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  1. Level plain
  2. Urban centre
  3. Market area
  4. Inaccessible mountainous area
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  1. The Ganga plain is highly populated
  2. Uninhabited plain of the Moon
  3. The paper map is empty
  4. The clock dial is round
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  1. Only because of animal sounds
  2. Due to work opportunities
  3. Due to the size of the Sun
  4. Due to the name of a river
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  1. Fertile plain
  2. Barren rocky slope
  3. Snow-covered height
  4. Dry desert
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  1. Altitude
  2. Soil
  3. Industry
  4. Climate
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  1. Government job
  2. Market facility
  3. Number of schools
  4. Climate
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  1. Sparsely populated area
  2. Dense metropolis
  3. Overcrowded area
  4. Largest market
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  1. Sparse area
  2. Densely populated area
  3. Uninhabited area
  4. Empty plateau
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  1. Total number of people
  2. Only colour of the area
  3. Only direction of river
  4. Only name of mountain
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  1. Number and distribution of population
  2. Only festival songs
  3. Designs of clothes
  4. Only rules of games
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  1. Where more and fewer people live in a country
  2. How many pages a book has
  3. How many numbers a clock has
  4. What colour a pencil is
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  1. Permanent ice formation
  2. Complete absence of farming
  3. Trade and employment opportunities
  4. People not living there

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