Class-9,Population

                                            Class-9

                              Chapter- POPULATION


Time-60min.                                                                                M.m-30

Instructions:-

Question 1 to 05 are very short type  carrying one mark each.

Question 06 to 10 are very short type  carrying tHREE mark each.

Question 11 to 12 are short type  carrying  five marks each.


1.How would you define the term ‘density of population’?

2. Why is the North India, plain thickly populated? Give two reasons.

3. What is census?

4. What is sex ratio?Which state have highest sex ration?

5. What is occupational structure?

6. Explain the occupational structure of India.

7. What are the push and pull factors of internal migration in India?

8. What is age composition? How does it affect the population’s social and economic structure?

9. Who is a literate person according to the Census 2001? Why is literacy considered important for the quality of the population?

10. What do you mean by growth of population? How is it calculated?

11. Why is the distribution of population in India uneven? Explain with five examples.

What are the significant features of NPP 2000? What are the measures taken by the NPP 2000 to protect adolescent population?


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