A settlement where houses are closely clustered around a central place is generally called A Dispersed settlement B Linear settlement
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Chapter 19: Population and its Characteristics (Set-5)
A country’s arithmetic density rises, but physiological density falls; the most logical land-use change is A Cultivable land increased B
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If the same population is squeezed into a smaller district after boundary change, the density will A Increase sharply B
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A desert city shows low density mainly because the limiting factor is usually A Water scarcity B Too many jobs
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When most people live along roads or rivers in a long strip, the distribution is called A Clustered pattern B
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Which term means how people are spread over an area A Population growth B Sex ratio C Population distribution D
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In India’s coastal plains, why do mangrove forests usually grow only in specific belts near sea and river mouths A
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In India’s tropical deciduous forests, which seasonal condition most directly triggers widespread leaf fall in many trees A Continuous heavy
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In tropical evergreen forests of India, which feature best explains why leaf fall is not seasonal in most trees A
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In many parts of north and central India, forests dominated by sal are generally classified as which vegetation type A
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