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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Density will always be very high
  2. Density will also depend on area
  3. Density will always be zero
  4. Area will have no effect
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  1. Areas where people are more or less settled
  2. Only language of people
  3. Only clothes of people
  4. Only height of mountains
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  1. Climate and resources are same everywhere
  2. Physical and economic conditions differ across regions
  3. Census is never conducted
  4. India has no cities
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  1. Population may become denser
  2. Population will automatically become zero
  3. People will always leave that area
  4. Density will be impossible to measure
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  1. Difficulty of facilities and connectivity
  2. Very fertile plain land
  3. Very high industrial opportunities
  4. Sea ports everywhere
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  1. Size tells total number, density tells people per area
  2. Size tells only rainfall, density tells only temperature
  3. Both always mean the same
  4. Area is not used in density
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  1. Because population distribution is uneven
  2. Because India has no Census
  3. Because all areas are empty
  4. Because every state has equal area
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  1. The state with smaller area
  2. The state with larger area
  3. Both will have zero density
  4. Area does not affect density
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  1. Uttar Pradesh
  2. Sikkim
  3. Goa
  4. Arunachal Pradesh
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  1. Maharashtra
  2. Bihar
  3. Sikkim
  4. Uttar Pradesh
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  1. Because area is small compared to population
  2. Because no people live there
  3. Because it is only desert
  4. Because area is infinite
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  1. Difficult mountainous terrain
  2. Extremely fertile plains
  3. Very large metropolitan cities
  4. Dense industrialisation everywhere
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  1. Availability of water and fertile soil
  2. Permanent snow
  3. Complete lack of water
  4. Harsh desert condition
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  1. Water scarcity and difficult living conditions
  2. Excess water and fertile soil
  3. Dense industry everywhere
  4. Abundance of all services
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  1. Easy settlement and agricultural facility
  2. Permanent snow cover
  3. Complete isolation
  4. Very difficult slopes
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  1. They can attract people by providing jobs
  2. They drive all people away
  3. They have no relation with employment
  4. They only change rainfall
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  1. Areas with good transport facilities tend to have greater settlement and economic activity
  2. Transport facilities have no relation with population distribution
  3. Population necessarily decreases in all areas with better transport facilities
  4. Transport facilities affect only the formation of natural soil
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  1. People may be attracted to settle there
  2. People will always run away
  3. Facilities have no effect
  4. Density will automatically be zero
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  1. Because it provides official population data
  2. Because it tells only weather
  3. Because it tells only soil colour
  4. Because it is unrelated to population
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  1. It helps understand population change over time
  2. It stops measuring population
  3. It tells only river length
  4. It makes settlement impossible
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  1. More people in less area
  2. Very few people in larger area
  3. No person in an area
  4. Only forest and no settlement
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  1. Many people in a small area
  2. Few people in a large area
  3. Many people in every house
  4. More crowd in market
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  1. Density will increase
  2. Density will always decrease
  3. Density will become zero
  4. There will be no effect on density
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  1. Density may decrease
  2. Density will always increase
  3. Density will become infinite
  4. Population size must decrease
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  1. Planning for education, health, housing and jobs
  2. Planning only to colour mountains
  3. Only renaming a river
  4. Planning only to change weather

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