Social geography: population density and distribution. - One Line Questions
1.
The population density of India as per the 2011 Census was approximately: —
382 persons per sq. km
2.
Which of the following is a reason for the high population density in Delhi? —
High concentration of administrative and commercial activities
3.
Which of the following is a direct consequence of high population density in urban areas of India? —
Strain on infrastructure and resources
4.
Which of the following factors contributes to the high population density in urban agglomerations like Mumbai? —
Industrial and commercial hubs
5.
Which factor encourages higher population density in areas like the coastal plains of India? —
Favourable climate and fertile soil
6.
The population density of the North Indian Plains is high due to: —
Alluvial soil and availability of water
7.
Which of the following states has a population density that is considerably higher than that of Maharashtra? —
Bihar
8.
Which of the following states has one of the lowest population densities in India? —
Arunachal Pradesh
9.
Which factor plays a significant role in determining population density in rural India? —
Agricultural potential and land fertility
10.
Which of the following states is characterized by a relatively low population density due to its hilly terrain and sparse population? —
Himachal Pradesh
11.
Which Union Territory in India has the highest population density? —
Delhi
12.
Which Union Territory has the highest population density, significantly exceeding that of any state? —
Delhi
13.
Which part of India exhibits a higher population density due to its fertile alluvial plains and intensive agriculture? —
North Indian Plains
14.
The population density of India has been increasing over the decades due to: —
Declining death rates and stable/moderately declining birth rates
15.
The distribution of population in India shows a concentration in: —
River valleys and coastal areas
16.
The population distribution in India is characterized by a high concentration in the river valleys because of: —
Fertile alluvial soils and water availability
17.
Which factor is crucial for supporting high population densities in agricultural regions of India? —
Availability of fertile land and water
18.
Which geographical feature significantly limits population density in parts of India? —
High mountain ranges
19.
Population distribution in India is uneven primarily due to: —
Variations in physiography, climate, and economic opportunities
20.
The population density of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is low primarily due to: —
Isolation and difficult terrain
21.
The population density in the North-Eastern states of India is generally low due to: —
Difficult terrain and dense forests
22.
Which of the following is a characteristic of areas with low population density in India? —
Harsh climatic conditions and difficult terrain
23.
Which factor significantly contributes to the low population density in the Himalayan states? —
Extreme climate and difficult terrain
24.
Which is a major reason for the low population density in the Thar Desert region of India? —
Arid climate and scarcity of water
25.
The population density of a region can be affected by the availability of: —
Natural resources and infrastructure
26.
The highest concentration of population in India is found in which river valley? —
Ganga River Valley
27.
Which of the following Union Territories has a population density lower than the national average? —
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
28.
Which of the following is a characteristic of areas with high population density in India? —
Availability of employment opportunities
29.
The 'Great Plains' of India are characterized by: —
Very high population density
30.
According to the 2011 Census, which state had the highest population? —
Uttar Pradesh
31.
Which urban area in India has a significantly high population density? —
Mumbai
32.
The highest population density in India is observed in the: —
Northern plains
33.
The distribution of population in India is most concentrated in: —
River basins and coastal plains
34.
Which state's population distribution is heavily influenced by its extensive coastline and port cities? —
Kerala
35.
Which of the following states has a population density that is higher than the national average? —
Uttar Pradesh
36.
Which factor primarily influences the distribution of population in India? —
Availability of water and fertile land
37.
The population distribution in India is influenced by historical settlement patterns, with older civilizations often flourishing in: —
River valleys and fertile plains
38.
Which state in India has the lowest population density? —
Arunachal Pradesh
39.
Which of the following states has a population density that is significantly lower than the national average? —
Arunachal Pradesh
40.
Which region in India is characterized by very low population density due to its rugged terrain and cold climate? —
Himalayan Region
41.
Which of the following is NOT a major factor influencing population density in India? —
Cultural practices
42.
The population density of a region is a measure of: —
Population per unit area
43.
The population density of a region is calculated by dividing the total population by: —
Total geographical area
44.
The distribution pattern of population in India is best described as: —
Clustered
45.
The uneven distribution of population in India is a direct consequence of: —
Diverse geographical and socio-economic conditions
46.
The population distribution in India is characterized by: —
Concentration in specific areas
47.
Which of the following is a reason for the moderate population density in the Deccan Plateau region of India? —
Relatively less fertile soil and variable rainfall
48.
The population density of the Western Ghats region is generally: —
Low
49.
Which Indian state has the highest population density according to the 2011 Census? —
Bihar
50.
Which of the following states has a population density that is close to the national average? —
West Bengal