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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.

Hard · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. The district has a very large area
  2. No census was conducted in the district
  3. All people live in one village
  4. Population is always zero in the district
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  1. When only language is treated as the cause
  2. When climate land water jobs and facilities are studied together
  3. When only the state's name is seen
  4. When population is treated separate from geography
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  1. Lack of stable market and transport
  2. Excess of sunlight
  3. Difference in cotton colour
  4. Large number of festivals
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  1. In the area with more resources
  2. In the area with fewer resources
  3. There will be no pressure in both
  4. Pressure will occur only in the sea
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  1. Density only shows the relation of area and population
  2. Density always tells income
  3. Density tells only literacy rate
  4. Density has no calculation
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  1. Jobs education transport and water available in the same area
  2. Only the name of an area being famous
  3. Sky colour being different
  4. Census being stopped
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  1. Harsh climate and lack of water can limit settlement
  2. Minerals always make people invisible
  3. Census is impossible in deserts
  4. Minerals make all villages disappear
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  1. Because fertile soil historical settlement and agriculture are also important
  2. Because there is no water there
  3. Because people never settled in plains
  4. Because population lives only in mountains
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  1. Housing pressure and crowding will increase
  2. Population will automatically decrease
  3. The city will need no services
  4. Area will suddenly increase
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  1. Because migration changes the regional spread of people
  2. Because migration is only the name of weather
  3. Because migration removes area
  4. Because migration has no relation with people
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  1. Size tells total number and distribution tells spatial pattern
  2. Size tells only income and distribution only language
  3. Both are exactly the same
  4. Distribution has no relation with place
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  1. Because livelihood is also needed along with connectivity
  2. Because roads always reduce population
  3. Because jobs have no relation with settlement
  4. Because roads work only in seas
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  1. Because people live far apart making access difficult
  2. Because services become free in low density
  3. Because distance has no importance
  4. Because people do not want services
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  1. When repeated floods make settlement unsafe
  2. When the river has no water
  3. When the valley is fully snow
  4. When people live only in the sky
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  1. Because ports trade jobs and site conditions differ
  2. Because no human lives on coasts
  3. Because coasts are always deserts
  4. Because the sea stops census
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  1. Studying resource availability and quality of life together
  2. Memorising only the density number
  3. Ignoring the map
  4. Not studying regional causes
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  1. Job opportunities increase and urban pressure also rises
  2. Only forests increase and population falls
  3. All resources become infinite
  4. Density becomes meaningless
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  1. More concentration of population and facilities in some areas and shortage in others
  2. Equal opportunities in all areas
  3. Equal area of every village
  4. Same occupation of every person
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  1. Difficult relief limits farming, transport and construction
  2. Water availability always reduces population
  3. Rocky and steep land has no effect on settlement
  4. Census counts only people living in plains
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  1. Roads industries education and health facilities attract people
  2. Distance from the sun alone decides population
  3. Sea depth alone creates population
  4. Rock colour alone decides settlement
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  1. Identification of spatial concentration and sparseness
  2. Identification of a person's private income
  3. Colour of every house wall
  4. Taste of crop in every field
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  1. Limited land resources and isolation
  2. Unlimited land area
  3. Permanent Himalayan slope
  4. Presence of all metropolises
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  1. The regional average may be low but urban concentration is rising
  2. All villages have disappeared
  3. Density has no measure
  4. There is no population in the area
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  1. Population and services may grow in some towns
  2. Entire population will end immediately
  3. Mountains will turn into sea
  4. Density will always remain zero
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  1. Because resources and services may not be equally distributed
  2. Because large population always brings balance
  3. Because development has no relation with population
  4. Because area is not measured

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