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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Higher
  2. Lower
  3. Zero
  4. Equal is impossible
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  1. Because language is added in density
  2. Because density depends on the ratio of total population and area
  3. Because density is only birth rate
  4. Because area is never measured
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  1. Only names of all states
  2. Only people's clothes
  3. Difference in physical, economic and social factors
  4. Only name of year
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  1. Population will surely be zero
  2. Population will surely be highest
  3. Soil will have no effect
  4. Farming benefit may exist but poor connectivity can limit concentration
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  1. Pressure on land, water, housing and services
  2. Only height of mountains
  3. Only colours of wildlife
  4. Only name of river
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  1. Permanent snow
  2. Fertile alluvial soil and farming facility
  3. Complete desert
  4. Settlement ban
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  1. Settlement possibility may increase
  2. Population will always decrease
  3. Area will disappear
  4. Census will stop
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  1. Very dense and uniform
  2. Sparse and scattered
  3. Only marine
  4. Infinite density
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  1. When people are far apart over a large area
  2. When no person lives there
  3. When most people are concentrated in a small part
  4. When area is extremely large
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  1. Density will decrease
  2. Density will become zero
  3. Density will not be affected
  4. Density will increase
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  1. Density will decrease
  2. Density will always increase
  3. Density will become infinite
  4. Population size will double
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  1. Uttar Pradesh is very large in total population, while Bihar is known for density
  2. Both have no population
  3. Bihar is only desert
  4. Uttar Pradesh has zero area
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  1. Very large plains
  2. Difficult topography and low connectivity
  3. Large industries everywhere
  4. Complete metropolitanisation
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  1. People may be attracted toward that area
  2. Population will always be less
  3. The area will become uninhabited
  4. Density measurement will stop
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  1. Because economic opportunities attract people
  2. Because the sea stops Census
  3. Because ports reduce population
  4. Because trade has no relation with settlement
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  1. When services and resources are fewer compared to population
  2. When Census is conducted
  3. When people are counted
  4. When a map is made
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  1. Which areas are densely and sparsely settled
  2. Which song is popular
  3. Which animal is fastest
  4. Which river is blue
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  1. Completely uniform
  2. Regionally uneven and concentrated
  3. Completely zero
  4. Only rural
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  1. Population can concentrate due to employment
  2. Population will surely disappear
  3. Resources have no relation with settlement
  4. Density will become zero
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  1. No one will live there only because of flood
  2. There will be no risk only because of soil
  3. Fertility may attract settlement but flood risk will also affect it
  4. Census is not done in such area
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  1. Because distribution and density show where people are concentrated
  2. Because size is never measured
  3. Because population has no relation with planning
  4. Because area is not needed
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  1. Providing schools and health services can be difficult
  2. Services will reach automatically
  3. Density will always be high
  4. The area will become an urban metropolis
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  1. Regional density and service distance
  2. Only colour of mountains
  3. Only movement of animals
  4. Only sound of language
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  1. Resource pressure and quality of life challenge
  2. Complete uninhabitedness
  3. Sudden increase in area
  4. End of Census
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  1. Increase capacity of housing, water, transport and sanitation
  2. Close all services
  3. Ignore population data
  4. Remove maps

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