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Geography

Processes of Population Change

जनसंख्या परिवर्तन की प्रक्रियाएँ

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.

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Expert · Level 83 · food planning,population change,food demand
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  1. Population rises and food demand increases
  2. There is no population
  3. Food need is zero
  4. Only mountain height changes
Expert · Level 83 · economic impact,working age,job demand
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  1. Working age population and job demand may change
  2. Taste of river may change
  3. Mountains may disappear
  4. Number of days may change
Expert · Level 83 · environmental impact,water,land,waste
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  1. Population rises and pressure on water land waste management increases
  2. Height of sky changes
  3. River starts speaking
  4. Soil disappears
Expert · Level 83 · zero net migration,in migration,out migration
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  1. In migration and out migration are equal
  2. Births and deaths are equal
  3. Births are more than in migration
  4. Deaths are less than out migration
Expert · Level 83 · zero natural increase,positive migration,total growth
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  1. In migration is greater than out migration
  2. Out migration is greater than in migration
  3. Migration is also zero
  4. Deaths are more than births
Expert · Level 83 · zero net migration,natural increase,total population
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  1. Births are more than deaths
  2. Deaths are more than births
  3. Births and deaths are equal
  4. Population is zero
Expert · Level 83 · internal migration,international migration,population change,population geography,migration types,national border
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  1. Internal migration occurs within the boundaries of one country, whereas international migration crosses a national border
  2. Internal migration occurs only from rural areas to cities, whereas international migration occurs only between cities
  3. In internal migration, people settle permanently, whereas in international migration, people always stay temporarily
  4. Internal migration crosses a state boundary, whereas international migration crosses a district boundary
Expert · Level 83 · zero natural increase,net migration,calculation
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  1. Increase of 350
  2. Zero
  3. Decrease of 350
  4. Increase of 3600
Expert · Level 83 · balanced processes,total change,calculation
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  1. Zero
  2. Increase of 400
  3. Increase of 800
  4. Decrease of 400
Expert · Level 83 · births,in migration,rapid growth
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  1. When both are high and deaths out migration are low
  2. When deaths and out migration are high
  3. When in migration is zero
  4. When births are zero
Expert · Level 83 · deaths,out migration,rapid decline
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  1. When both are high and births in migration are low
  2. When births and in migration are high
  3. When deaths are zero
  4. When out migration is zero
Expert · Level 83 · local context,population change,service needs
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  1. Because same total change can create different service needs in different areas
  2. Because local context has no importance
  3. Because needs of all areas are same
  4. Because migration is only weather
Expert · Level 83 · calculation,natural increase,net migration
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  1. Increase of 400
  2. Increase of 1800
  3. Decrease of 1400
  4. Increase of 10200
Expert · Level 83 · school planning,child age group,population change
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  1. When total population is seen but child age group is ignored
  2. When child population is seen separately
  3. When time period is clear
  4. When local migration is included
Expert · Level 83 · health planning,age structure,population processes
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  1. Studying births deaths age structure migration and local service capacity together
  2. Seeing only total population
  3. Seeing only number of births
  4. Ignoring migration and elderly population
Expert · Level 83 · scale error,internal migration,national population
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  1. Assuming national total population increased due to internal migration
  2. Accepting international in migration can increase national population
  3. Accepting rural out migration can reduce village population
  4. Accepting urban in migration can increase city population
Expert · Level 83 · mature analysis,population change,processes
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  1. Studying births deaths in migration out migration time period age structure scale resources and local context together
  2. Concluding only by seeing birth rate
  3. Concluding only by seeing death rate
  4. Ignoring migration and time period
Expert · Level 84 · natural increase,out migration,actual change
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  1. In migration is greater than natural increase
  2. Out migration is greater than natural increase
  3. Births and deaths are equal
  4. Migration has no effect
Expert · Level 84 · negative natural increase,in migration,total growth
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  1. Out migration
  2. In migration
  3. Deaths
  4. Area increase
Expert · Level 84 · net migration,gross migration,population composition
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  1. Both in migration and out migration are zero
  2. In migration is very high and out migration is zero
  3. In migration and out migration are equal and both are large
  4. Only out migration occurs