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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Attractive human-economic factor
  2. Only natural disaster
  3. Only unit of temperature
  4. Only colour of soil
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  1. Settlement may be low
  2. Settlement will always increase
  3. Water scarcity has no effect
  4. Density will surely be high
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  1. Favourable and moderate climate
  2. Extremely harsh climate
  3. Always snowy uninhabited climate
  4. Very dry uninhabited climate
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  1. When many people are settled in a small area
  2. When people are far apart and few
  3. When there is no Census
  4. When area is fully uninhabited
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  1. When people are few and far apart
  2. When there is crowd everywhere
  3. When the area has many big cities
  4. When employment is very high
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  1. Density helps measure concentration of distribution
  2. They have no relation
  3. Density is only number of rivers
  4. Distribution is only temperature
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  1. Density can still be high
  2. Density will always be zero
  3. Density can never be measured
  4. Density will depend only on rainfall
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  1. Agricultural possibility and water availability
  2. Permanent snowfall
  3. Complete desertification
  4. Very difficult slope
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  1. Jobs, education and health services
  2. Complete isolation
  3. Permanent water scarcity
  4. Only forest height
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  1. Pressure on land, water and services
  2. Only snow on mountains
  3. Number of rivers
  4. Colour of soil
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  1. Delivering services to scattered people
  2. Crowd on every road
  3. Very high buildings
  4. Equal markets everywhere
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  1. It tells only total number, distribution must be studied separately
  2. It automatically tells equality of all regions
  3. It removes area
  4. It has no relation with density
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  1. Availability of resources can attract people
  2. Resources have no effect
  3. Resources always stop settlement
  4. Resources only decorate maps
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  1. A state with large population need not have the highest density
  2. Every large state always has high density
  3. Area is not considered in density
  4. Size and density are exactly same
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  1. Some people may move toward safer areas
  2. Everyone will settle more densely there
  3. Flood has no relation with settlement
  4. Density will always be infinite
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  1. Settlement may increase due to employment
  2. Population will surely become zero
  3. People have no relation with resources
  4. Density measurement will stop
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  1. Old trade and administrative centres can still attract population
  2. History has no relation with settlement
  3. History only changes weather
  4. Old settlements are always empty
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  1. Trade, ports and job opportunities
  2. Permanent snow
  3. Complete lack of water
  4. Complete ban on settlement
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  1. Because it shows where services are needed more or less
  2. Because it tells only the age of mountains
  3. Because it creates rivers
  4. Because it is unrelated to planning
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  1. Water, housing and transport
  2. Only mountain peaks
  3. Only desert sand
  4. Only sea waves
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  1. When relatively more people live in less area
  2. When no person lives in it
  3. When area is huge and people are few
  4. When density is not calculated
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  1. Flat land can ease settlement and steep slopes can reduce it
  2. Topography has no effect
  3. Steep slopes always create dense population
  4. Nobody lives on flat land
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  1. Distribution is shaped by natural, economic and social factors
  2. Distribution is only chance
  3. Distribution never changes
  4. Studying distribution is not necessary
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  1. How many people there are and where they are settled
  2. Only how long the river is
  3. Only how high the mountains are
  4. Only how red the soil is
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  1. Population is unevenly concentrated within the area
  2. People are evenly spread across the whole area
  3. Population density will always be zero
  4. Area has no relation with distribution

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