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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 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Total number of people
  2. Average temperature only
  3. Length of river only
  4. Colour of soil only
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  1. Very low
  2. High
  3. Zero
  4. Negative
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  1. A large state can also have low population
  2. Every large state is always most populated
  3. A small state is always empty
  4. Area and population are exactly the same
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  1. They attract people for work and income
  2. They always make soil barren
  3. They end rivers
  4. They stop census
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  1. It gives information about population size distribution and characteristics
  2. It measures only height of trees
  3. It tells only movement of clouds
  4. It tells only sports results
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  1. Fertile soil can increase farming and settlement
  2. Soil has no relation with population
  3. Soil only changes language
  4. Soil always stops settlement
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  1. Workers arriving after a new factory is set up
  2. High snowy peak
  3. Dry desert
  4. Harsh cold climate
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  1. Job opportunities in a metropolis
  2. Lack of water in a desert
  3. Trade at a port
  4. Hospital in a city
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  1. Planning of roads schools and hospitals
  2. Style of writing poems
  3. Colours of rangoli
  4. Design of clock
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  1. More pressure on land and water
  2. Always empty houses
  3. No need for any facility
  4. Immediate disappearance of population
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  1. Difficult climate and fewer facilities
  2. Very high employment and level land
  3. Fertile soil and water
  4. Dense commercial centre
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  1. Settlement and economic activity may increase
  2. The area will always become uninhabited
  3. Climate will suddenly become icy
  4. Population will not be studied
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  1. Because employment transport and services also affect it
  2. Because physical reasons never affect it
  3. Because population is decided only by language
  4. Because distribution has no meaning
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  1. More people living in one area and fewer in another
  2. Equal people living in all areas
  3. Only language changing
  4. Only weather name changing
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  1. Population size
  2. Sea salinity
  3. Vegetation density
  4. Rock hardness
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  1. Concluding only from total population
  2. Considering area
  3. Checking per square kilometre unit
  4. Comparing two states
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  1. Because more people need education health and transport
  2. Because people there do not want services
  3. Because population and services are unrelated
  4. Because only weather decides services
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  1. Level land water and fertile soil
  2. Steep slope water scarcity and harsh climate
  3. Snowy height and marsh
  4. Dry desert and rocky land
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  1. Fertile plain and water
  2. Market and road
  3. Irrigation and employment
  4. Harsh climate water scarcity and inaccessible land
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  1. Employment education health and transport facilities
  2. Only desert sand
  3. Only absence of farming everywhere
  4. Completely uninhabited land
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  1. Availability of cultivable land and water
  2. Only cinema halls
  3. Only airport
  4. Only seaport
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  1. Relief and rescue can be planned better in dense areas
  2. It always stops disasters
  3. It makes population disappear
  4. It only changes the name of weather
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  1. Studying both physical and human factors
  2. Looking only at colours of clothes
  3. Making only a list of games
  4. Treating only one city as the whole country
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  1. That area may become more densely populated
  2. That area will become completely uninhabited
  3. Population density there will always remain zero
  4. Physical factors will have no effect there
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  1. Settlement will decrease to zero
  2. Possibility of people settling may increase
  3. The area will always be covered with ice
  4. Studying population distribution will become impossible

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