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Which factor affects population distribution?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Climate

Climate is a major natural factor affecting population distribution. Areas with favourable temperatures and adequate rainfall may offer better farming, water availability, and living conditions, so they can support relatively larger populations. The colour of a postage stamp, the size of a wristwatch, and a book-cover design do not influence where people settle. Exam tip: remember climate, water, relief, and resources as key factors of population distribution.

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Population DistributionClimateHuman SettlementGeography Class 9Population

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Climate

Why is this the correct answer?

Climate is a major natural factor affecting population distribution. Areas with favourable temperatures and adequate rainfall may offer better farming, water availability, and living conditions, so they can support relatively larger populations. The colour of a postage stamp, the size of a wristwatch, and a book-cover design do not influence where people settle. Exam tip: remember climate, water, relief, and resources as key factors of population distribution.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Population. Topic: Population Size and Distribution.

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