Surveying Quiz 1

The presentation of information either graphically or numerically is _____ (CO1 / U)

• only art of determining relative position of different points
• only science of determining relative position of different points
• both science and art of determining relative position of different points
• science and sometimes an art of determining relative position of different points

Surveying is method of taking measurement of the relative position (CO1 / R)

• only on earth's surface in horizontal and vertical plane
• on earth's surface and above earth's surface in horizontal and vertical plane
• on, above or below earth's surface in horizontal plane only
• on, above or below earth's surface in horizontal and vertical plane

Determining the relative position involves_____ (CO1 / R)

• taking overall picture of the area
• preparing maps or plans
• Observation and Measurement
• measurement only

Which of the following is not part of Observation and Measurement ( (CO1 / R)

• art of measuring horizontal and vertical distances
• establishing points by unknown points
• observing angles between lines
• determining the direction of lines

Which of the following survey comes under classification based on purpose ? (CO1 / R)

• traingulation survey
• compass survey
• Geodetic survey
• Land survey

The map in which the different feature horizontally are shown relatively, known as ______ (CO1 / R)

• city map
• cadastral map
• topographical map
• contour map

Which of the following is not part of in chain surveying ? (CO1 / U)

• chain
• tape
• cross staff
• compass

Which of the following is not part of modern surveying ? (CO1 / U)

• Theodolite
• Total Station
• GIS
• Aerial Photogrammetry

The surveying in which curvature of the Earth is considered is known as___ (CO1 / R)

• Geodetic surveying
• Plane surveying
• Triangulation survey
• Traverse survey

The instrument being used as far as possible should be ______ (CO1 / U)

• less degree of accuracy and less degree of precision
• less degree of accuracy and high degree of precision
• high degree of accuracy and less degree of precision
• high degree of accuracy and high degree of precision