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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Demand for farm labour may fall and employment pattern may change
  2. All fields will become sea
  3. Population count will stop
  4. Importance of soil will end
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  1. Demand on limited resources becomes very high
  2. Resources are always infinite in favourable areas
  3. Services are not needed there
  4. People never settle there
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  1. It increases population concentration in cities and affects the population of rural areas
  2. It always distributes population equally between rural and urban areas
  3. It changes only the distribution of natural resources, not population distribution
  4. It has no effect on the spatial distribution of population
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  1. Unemployment and pressure for out migration
  2. Infinity of all resources
  3. Density becoming zero
  4. Immediate disappearance of cities
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  1. Where some areas are very dense and some very sparse
  2. Where all areas are exactly same
  3. Where there is no population
  4. Where resources are infinite
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  1. Local distribution within the state is uneven
  2. The whole state has equal density
  3. The capital has no population
  4. Total population is always the same as density
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  1. Where people are many demand is high and where people are scattered access is difficult
  2. Distribution has no relation with planning
  3. Services are needed only in empty areas
  4. Resource planning is only for mountains
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  1. Because more people per area demand water land and fuel
  2. Because high density makes resources infinite
  3. Because people do not use resources
  4. Because density tells only language
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  1. Where more people are and why they are there
  2. Which state has a long name
  3. Which colour is beautiful
  4. How many poems were written
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  1. Due to jobs and economic opportunities
  2. Due to permanent glaciers
  3. Due to complete absence of farming
  4. Due to closure of all services
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  1. Pressure will rise on some areas and other areas may lag behind
  2. All areas will automatically develop equally
  3. Resources will never reduce
  4. Migration will always stop
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  1. Level land with both irrigation and market available
  2. Only sky colour changing
  3. Increase in number of songs
  4. Measuring sea depth
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  1. The state's area may be relatively small
  2. There is no person in the state
  3. Area is infinite
  4. Census must be wrong
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  1. In identifying densely populated flood affected areas
  2. In choosing festival songs
  3. In changing mountain colour
  4. In making rivers disappear
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  1. It tells where resources and services should be given priority
  2. It only decorates the map
  3. It only changes sea names
  4. It is unrelated to people's needs
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  1. Demand for schools and teachers
  2. Demand for sea colour
  3. Demand for rock age
  4. Demand for number of stars
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  1. Pressure on water resources and need for planning will increase
  2. Demand for water will end
  3. Population will automatically balance
  4. Water sources will become infinite
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  1. Comparative study of settlement in plains mountains deserts and cities
  2. Memorising only city names
  3. Counting only river lengths
  4. Making only festival lists
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  1. Expanding services and balancing regional development
  2. Closing all schools
  3. Removing all water sources
  4. Stopping map making
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  1. Because jobs migration and urbanisation can change the pattern
  2. Because distribution always remains fixed
  3. Because people never change place
  4. Because time has no relation with geography
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  1. When jobs and markets exist but housing and water are under pressure
  2. When there is no person
  3. When resources are infinite
  4. When no service is needed
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  1. It spreads jobs and facilities across many regions
  2. It sends all people to one city
  3. It further isolates remote areas
  4. It destroys water sources
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  1. Because many people depend on both risk control and water resources
  2. Because people do not live in river plains
  3. Because floods cause no damage
  4. Because water management has no relation with population
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  1. When locations of job centres and worker population are matched
  2. When only sea waves are counted
  3. When where people live is not seen
  4. When population is kept separate from resources
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  1. Size is total number distribution is spread and density is concentration per area
  2. All three are only names of birth rate
  3. None of the three has relation with area
  4. Size is map distribution is census and density is weather

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