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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Social facility factor
  2. Only climate factor
  3. Only relief factor
  4. Only astronomical factor
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  1. Because area and resources are also important
  2. Because total population is never counted
  3. Because population pressure is decided only by language
  4. Because states are not visible on maps
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  1. Waterless plateau
  2. Industrial city with facilities
  3. Permanent snow area
  4. Inaccessible high mountain
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  1. Because people live far apart and access may be difficult
  2. Because people live very close together
  3. Because services are not needed there
  4. Because the capital is always there
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  1. Population concentration of areas with different sizes
  2. Length of two poems
  3. Colour of two seas
  4. Age of two mountains
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  1. Attraction of people may reduce
  2. Concentration of people will always be high
  3. Density will automatically rise very high
  4. The area will become sea
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  1. Pressure on farmland and resource competition
  2. Complete absence of population
  3. No relation with agriculture
  4. Only glacier expansion
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  1. Regional concentration and sparseness are easily visible
  2. Names of all people become visible
  3. Weather changes automatically
  4. Rivers become straight
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  1. Extremely dry climate
  2. Better roads
  3. Large schools
  4. More markets
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  1. Understanding all areas by only one cause
  2. Looking at relief climate water jobs and services together
  3. Not looking at maps at all
  4. Looking only at capital cities
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  1. When population is low and area is very large
  2. When population is very high and area is small
  3. When there are metropolises everywhere
  4. When industries are very many
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  1. It supports fertile land water and agriculture
  2. It is completely uninhabited
  3. It is only a snowy region
  4. It is inside the sea
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  1. Difficult relief and weak accessibility
  2. Too much plain farming
  3. Metropolises everywhere
  4. Too many ports
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  1. Because a large population of India has been linked with villages
  2. Because villages have no population
  3. Because rural areas are only in the sea
  4. Because villages do not appear on maps
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  1. Traffic pressure and congestion may increase
  2. All roads will become empty
  3. Need for transport will end
  4. The city will become uninhabited
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  1. Population is equal everywhere in India
  2. Population is dense in some areas and sparse in others
  3. The entire population lives only in the Himalayas
  4. Coastal areas have no population
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  1. Pressure on land water and forest resources
  2. Pressure only on the moon
  3. Pressure only on sea salt
  4. Pressure only on star brightness
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  1. Area with irrigated farming and market facility
  2. Harsh dry uninhabited area
  3. Inaccessible snowy area
  4. High rocky slope
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  1. Migration can change the regional spread of people
  2. Migration has no relation with population
  3. Migration occurs only in seas
  4. Migration ends the census
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  1. Because weak access can restrict economic activity and services
  2. Because resources always drive people away
  3. Because transport has no relation with life
  4. Because such areas do not appear on maps
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  1. How many people there are and where they are settled
  2. How hot the sun is
  3. How blue the sea is
  4. What the sound of soil is
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  1. Information about climate land water jobs and facilities
  2. Only festival dates
  3. Only colour of birds
  4. Only number of songs
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  1. Because more people need regular and safe water
  2. Because no one uses water
  3. Because water supply occurs only in deserts
  4. Because people in dense areas do not drink water
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  1. When facilities and jobs develop in many regions
  2. When all facilities remain only in one city
  3. When remote areas are ignored
  4. When investment is only in crowded areas
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  1. Because jobs industries transport and services also affect people
  2. Because natural factors have no effect
  3. Because population lives only in forests
  4. Because distribution is impossible to understand

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