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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. On level and fertile land
  2. On a very steep rock
  3. In permanent snow area
  4. In waterless desert
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  1. Size tells total number and distribution tells spread
  2. Both tell only rainfall
  3. Size tells only language and distribution only food
  4. Both have no relation with geography
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  1. In development planning and resource management
  2. Only in writing sports songs
  3. In changing the name of sea fish
  4. Only in colouring mountains
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  1. Attraction and settlement of people may increase
  2. All people will immediately leave the area
  3. Population will always become zero
  4. The area will become a sea
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  1. Relatively large number of people in an area
  2. No person in an area
  3. Only forest in an area
  4. Only mountains in an area
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  1. When facilities and jobs spread across many areas
  2. When all people live in one city
  3. When villages have no facilities
  4. When water is found only at one place
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  1. Because geographical and economic conditions differ
  2. Because census occurs only in plains
  3. Because all people live in the sea
  4. Because every place has the same size
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  1. Level of crowding or pressure in an area
  2. Taste of sea
  3. Colour of the sun
  4. Sound of soil
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  1. Plain with favourable climate
  2. City with employment
  3. Waterless and extremely dry area
  4. Irrigated farming area
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  1. Schools health water and transport
  2. Only colour of kites
  3. Only shape of mountains
  4. Only counting sea waves
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  1. They help in water farming and transport
  2. They always remain uninhabited
  3. They only make snow
  4. They only teach population reduction
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  1. Spatial spread of people in an area
  2. Only height of crops in an area
  3. Colour of animals in an area
  4. Counting clouds in an area
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  1. Geography
  2. Music
  3. Painting
  4. Dance
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  1. Low
  2. Very high
  3. Always equal
  4. Below zero
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  1. Population density
  2. Width of sea
  3. Size of moon
  4. Age of mountain
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  1. Education health housing and employment planning
  2. Only planning to count stars
  3. Only planning to colour mountains
  4. Only planning to catch clouds
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  1. Jobs education and better services
  2. Complete lack of water
  3. Closure of all roads
  4. Farming always being impossible
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  1. Regional differences
  2. Only colour of sky
  3. Only number of fish
  4. Only lines of a poem
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  1. Good transport increases settlement and economic activity
  2. Transport always reduces people
  3. Transport only forms clouds
  4. Transport has no relation with movement
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  1. Because it helps understand people resources and regional differences
  2. Because it changes the colour of the sea
  3. Because mountains start flying
  4. Because census stops
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  1. Why people settle in different regions
  2. What is the colour of the sky
  3. How high are sea waves
  4. In which direction is the moon
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  1. Remote uninhabited area
  2. Area with good connectivity and facilities
  3. Permanent snow area
  4. Waterless desert
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  1. People move away from that area
  2. The area always remains empty
  3. Chances of settlement increase
  4. Agriculture always stops
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  1. Pressure of mountain building
  2. Pressure of sea tides
  3. Pressure of moon movement
  4. Pressure on housing water and transport
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  1. It shows how people are spread in villages and cities
  2. It tells only the length of rivers
  3. It tells only the age of mountains
  4. It tells only a weather song

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