.......... is the art and science that determines the dimensional relationships between physical features, natural and artificial, on, below, or above the Earth’s surface.

• Geology

• Biology

• Surveying

• None of the above

................... is that discipline concerned with the collection, collection, distribution, distribution, storage, analysis, processing, presentation of geographic data or geographic information.

• Geodesy

• Geomatics

• Surveying

• All of the above

Four Main Tasks in Geomatics inlcude ........................

• Collection and processing of geodata

• Development and management of geodatabases

• Analysis and modeling of geodata

• All of the above

GIS/Spatial Analytics, Earth observation, GNSS, and Scanning. All these belong to the ...............................

• Geospatial technology

• Geology

• Remote sensing

• None of the above

Working from the part to the whole is a key principle of surveying.

• True

• False

In triangulation surveying, all angles are measured.

• True

• False

Earth’s curvature is considered in ............................. surveying

• Plane

• Geodetic

• Cadastral

• None of the above

The figure shows an example of ................. surveying

• mining

• route

• aerial

• marine

The concept of surveying is broader than geomatics

• True

• False

Distance measurement is generally regarded as the most fundamental of all surveying observations

• True

• False