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Geography

Processes of Population Change

In this Class 9 Geography topic from the chapter Population, students learn how a population changes over time through the three basic processes of births, deaths and migration. They explore natural increase, birth and death rates, and how migration affects the size, distribution and composition of population. The topic also helps students connect these processes with factors such as health, living conditions, employment and social change, building a clearer understanding of population trends in India and beyond.

Medium · Level 10 · 25 questions

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01Which option gives the correct difference between push and pull factors?

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02If people leave a drought-affected village for jobs in a city, which factors are working?

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03If both birth rate and death rate decline, what is most necessary to understand natural increase?

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04In which situation can a falling death rate make population change grow faster?

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05Improvement in health facilities most directly affects which component of population change?

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06Through which process can a city's population grow fast without change in birth rate?

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07Through which process can village population decline even when natural increase is positive?

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08If a district has 3000 births, 1900 deaths, 400 in-migration and 1100 out-migration, what will be the total change?

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09When can local and national effects differ in population change?

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10In which situation can a process of population change speed up urbanisation?

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11Which option gives the correct difference between natural and spatial process?

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12In which situation can age structure change even when births, deaths and migration keep total population balanced?

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13If there are 1700 births, 1200 deaths and net migration negative 800, what will total change be like?

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14Which option gives the correct data requirement for population change?

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15Why can comparing population change be misleading if the time period is not stated?

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16In which situation can in-migration increase pressure on local resources?

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17Which option gives a correct possible social effect of out-migration in rural areas?

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18Which option gives a correct possible effect of urban in-migration?

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19If there are 2,000 births, 2,200 deaths, 900 in-migrants, and 300 out-migrants, what is the total population change?

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20Which option gives the most appropriate use of population change in administrative planning?

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21If births and in-migration are high but deaths and out-migration are low, what will the total population change be like?

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22If deaths and out-migration are high but births and in-migration are low, what will the total population change be like?

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23Which option correctly shows zero net migration?

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24Which option correctly shows zero natural increase?

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25In which situation can total population increase despite zero natural increase?

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