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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.

Medium · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. It tells the total number of people living in the country
  2. It tells only the number of cities
  3. It tells only the amount of rainfall
  4. It tells only forest area
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  1. Language of people
  2. Areas where people live more or less
  3. Clothes of people
  4. Festivals of people
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  1. India has only mountains
  2. India has uniform climate
  3. Population pressure on land is high
  4. India has no cities
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  1. Severe cold and high slope
  2. Sandy land and lack of water
  3. Inaccessible mountains and poor transport
  4. Fertile soil water and level land
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  1. The state with smaller area
  2. The state with larger area
  3. Both will have zero density
  4. There will be no relation with area
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  1. Plenty of water is available there
  2. Soil is extremely fertile there
  3. All large industries are located there
  4. Lack of water and harsh climate
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  1. They are suitable for farming transport and settlement
  2. They are always uninhabited
  3. Water is never found there
  4. Only glaciers are found there
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  1. Industry and trade
  2. Climate and relief
  3. Education and banking
  4. Market and job
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  1. Slope and altitude
  2. Soil and climate
  3. Employment and transport
  4. Vegetation and river
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  1. Almost equal people in every area
  2. All areas are equally settled
  3. Population is completely balanced
  4. Some areas are very dense and some are very sparse
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  1. It estimates needs like schools hospitals and jobs
  2. It tells only the height of mountains
  3. It tells only the depth of sea
  4. It tells only the colour of animals
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  1. Waterless desert
  2. Irrigated fertile plain
  3. Snowy uninhabited area
  4. Inaccessible rocky slope
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  1. Attraction and settlement of people may increase
  2. The area will immediately become uninhabited
  3. All rivers will dry up
  4. Density will always remain zero
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  1. Low population always creates more pressure
  2. More population can increase pressure on water land and services
  3. Population has no relation with resources
  4. Resources are decided only by mountains
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  1. Low population or low density
  2. High population or high density
  3. Only sea area
  4. Only mountain height
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  1. Difficult relief and cold climate
  2. Extremely level land
  3. Large industries everywhere
  4. Dense roads everywhere
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  1. Ganga plain is dense and Thar desert is sparsely settled
  2. Every place has equal population
  3. Desert is denser than plains
  4. Mountains always have the highest population
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  1. Because it measures time
  2. Because it tells number of people over a common area
  3. Because it tells direction of rainfall
  4. Because it decides language
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  1. Many people in small area
  2. Few people in large area
  3. Many industries in small area
  4. Many people in every house
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  1. A large share of world population lives on a small share of area
  2. India has no plains
  3. Census is not conducted in India
  4. All areas in India are uninhabited
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  1. Because these facilities attract people to live there
  2. Because they only create mountains
  3. Because they always make climate harsh
  4. Because they make land uninhabited
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  1. Few people and large area
  2. More people and limited area
  3. Only number of animals
  4. Only empty land
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  1. People are few and live far apart
  2. People are numerous and live close together
  3. Population is evenly distributed across all areas
  4. Most people live only in large cities
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  1. They support farming water and transport
  2. They are always covered with ice
  3. They completely stop settlement
  4. They only create deserts
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  1. Trade transport and employment opportunities
  2. Only icy peaks
  3. Complete absence of water
  4. Permanent uninhabited condition

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