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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Because more people need resources and services
  2. Because people live only on mountains
  3. Because population has no economic effect
  4. Because area is always larger than population
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  1. Because it tells the age of people
  2. Because it tells where people are more or less settled
  3. Because it tells only birth rate
  4. Because it tells only sea area
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  1. Only the state name
  2. Only size of the capital
  3. Both population and area
  4. Only number of languages
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  1. Severe cold and snow
  2. Less water and less farming
  3. Island isolation and poor connectivity
  4. Fertile plains water and historical settlement
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  1. Regional difference in physical economic and social factors
  2. Equal jobs in every state
  3. Same climate in all regions
  4. Equal resources everywhere
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  1. Population density may also create pressure on resources
  2. Density is always zero
  3. Density is measured only in seas
  4. Density has no relation with humans
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  1. Only language decides population
  2. Relief affects settlement
  3. Sea depth decides population
  4. Census is not held in mountains
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  1. Large size always gives low density
  2. Small size always gives high density
  3. Density is understood by seeing population with area
  4. Density is decided only by rainfall
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  1. Because it has no city
  2. Because census is not held there
  3. Because all people have migrated out
  4. Because a large part has dry and desert conditions
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  1. People may concentrate there for employment
  2. All people leave farming and move to mountains
  3. The area always becomes empty
  4. Industries do not affect population
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  1. They give a comparative picture of people by region
  2. They tell only mountain height
  3. They tell only sea tides
  4. They only forecast weather
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  1. Increasing pressure on services
  2. Increase in sea depth
  3. Stopping of earthquakes
  4. Rivers flowing backward
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  1. Settlement and farming chances increase
  2. Population always ends
  3. The area becomes filled only with snow
  4. People's needs end
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  1. River valleys are always uninhabited
  2. River valleys are never far from sea
  3. Water fertile land and transport facility
  4. Farming does not occur in river valleys
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  1. Very low
  2. Almost zero
  3. Unrelated
  4. Very high
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  1. Because every region may have different needs
  2. Because every region has the same problem
  3. Because policy is made only on map colour
  4. Because population distribution is not useful
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  1. Developed industrial area
  2. Fertile irrigated plain
  3. Area with harsh climate and difficult access
  4. City with large market and jobs
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  1. People may come from outside for jobs
  2. People will always run away from there
  3. Migration will have no relation
  4. Settlement will be legally impossible there
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  1. Sea trade fishing and ports
  2. Permanent glaciers and snow
  3. Waterlessness and complete isolation
  4. Only desert expansion
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  1. Low population and much land
  2. High population and limited farmland
  3. No farming and no population
  4. More sea and fewer people
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  1. Very high concentration in some areas and sparseness in others
  2. Equal population in every area
  3. Equal resources in every area
  4. No population anywhere
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  1. It increases access and encourages settlement and economic activity
  2. It always empties villages
  3. It prevents population measurement
  4. It permanently changes climate
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  1. Increasing demand for land for housing and services
  2. All land always remains forest
  3. No use of land
  4. Only glaciers forming
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  1. Total number of people in an area
  2. Only number of children in an area
  3. Only area of a region
  4. Amount of rainfall in an area
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  1. District with larger area
  2. District with smaller area
  3. Both will have zero density
  4. Area will have no effect

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