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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Every 5 years
  2. Every 10 years
  3. Every 15 years
  4. Every 20 years
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  1. Total number of people in an area
  2. Total roads in an area
  3. Total rivers in an area
  4. Total weather of an area
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  1. Colour of people
  2. Food of people
  3. Where and how people are spread
  4. Number of languages of people
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  1. Because physical and economic conditions are same everywhere
  2. Because people live only in the sea
  3. Because climate land water and employment conditions differ
  4. Because every state has equal area
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  1. Because opportunities and facilities are more there
  2. Because snow is always present there
  3. Because there is no market there
  4. Because there is no drinking water there
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  1. Because farming and settlement are easier there
  2. Because sea storms always occur there
  3. Because there is no soil there
  4. Because life is not possible there
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  1. Because transport and farming can be difficult there
  2. Because sea is always there
  3. Because all industries form automatically there
  4. Because census is not conducted there
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  1. Goa
  2. Sikkim
  3. Uttar Pradesh
  4. Mizoram
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  1. Very large glaciers
  2. Fertile alluvial soil
  3. Always dry weather
  4. Complete absence of vegetation
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  1. Few people and large area
  2. More people and small area
  3. No people and large area
  4. Only animals and no humans
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  1. To choose festival colours
  2. To plan schools hospitals roads and resources
  3. Only to change the name of weather
  4. To reduce sea depth
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  1. Poetry collection
  2. Census
  3. Weather song
  4. Travel story
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  1. People's needs and pressure on resources
  2. Only movement of planets
  3. Only colour of sea salt
  4. Only height of clouds
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  1. Areas with water attract settlement
  2. Areas with water always remain empty
  3. Water has no relation with population
  4. Water only decides mountain height
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  1. Where life facilities and livelihood are available
  2. Where there is no water
  3. Where farming is impossible
  4. Where transport is completely closed
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  1. Harsh climate
  2. Good transport
  3. Fertile land
  4. Many job opportunities
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  1. To show the spread of people by place
  2. Only to read poems
  3. To fill the sea
  4. To remove mountains
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  1. In fertile plains and urban areas
  2. In fully snowy uninhabited areas
  3. Only in open seas
  4. Only in deep trenches
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  1. Because it is small and hilly
  2. Because people are not counted there
  3. Because it is located in the sea
  4. Because there are no villages there
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  1. Uttar Pradesh
  2. Sikkim
  3. Lakshadweep
  4. Andaman and Nicobar
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  1. Demand for resources and services
  2. Number of deserts
  3. Depth of oceans
  4. Age of mountains
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  1. Areas with employment attract people
  2. Areas with employment always become empty
  3. Employment only increases rainfall
  4. Employment has no relation with settlement
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  1. By increasing the number of people in cities
  2. By turning rivers into mountains
  3. By turning soil into air
  4. By reducing the distance of the sun
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  1. Climate
  2. Factory salary
  3. Bank account
  4. Colour of rail ticket
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  1. Employment opportunities
  2. Mountain height
  3. Natural colour of soil
  4. Direction of wind

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