The Population — Important Questions
Telangana Board · Class 10 · Social Studies
44 important questions from The Population for Telangana Board Class 10 Social Studies, with answers. Written for the board exams 2027.
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Important Questions from The Population
Which of the following are components of population change?
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Births, Deaths, Migration
Population change is determined by three processes: births, deaths, and migrations. Employment and education are not direct components of population change.
What percentage of working people in India are in the unorganized sector?
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92%
The chapter states that 92% of working people in India are in the unorganized sector, mostly as casual laborers or self-employed workers.
Which factors contribute to high population density in Northern Plains?
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Flat plains, Fertile soils, Abundant rainfall
Northern Plains have high population density due to flat plains, fertile soils, and abundant rainfall, which support agriculture and settlement.
When was the first complete census conducted in India?
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1881
While the first census was taken in 1872, the first complete census was conducted in 1881, and since then, censuses have been held regularly every tenth year.
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