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What must planners understand to ensure proper, sound and wise land uses?

• Response of land to input combinations of capital and labor

• The subjective opinions of farmers

• Historical trends in land management

• Cultural preferences in land utilization

<question> What term is closely connected to the word “cadastre”?

• Cadastral survey

• Secure

• Location

• Civil

<question> What was the cause of cadastre appearance?

• Was caused by private land ownership and the necessity of collecting taxes from land owners.

• By Government Decree.

• The request of the people.

• Reform of landowners.

<question> What shows the outline of the object?

• The outlines of the property are shown on large-scale maps.

• The document

• The diagram shows the outline of the object

• Cadastral notes

<question> Depending on its object cadastre cannot be classified into:

• Urban planning engineering

• Land cadastre

• City cadastre

• Taxation

<question> What is the main difference between cadastre and traditional land ownership records?

• Cadastre is based on topographic surveys, while traditional records are not.

• Cadastre is a public record, while traditional records are private.

• Cadastre includes data on the legal and economic status of properties, while traditional records do not.

• Cadastre is regularly updated, while traditional records are not.

<question> What is the meaning of the word "cadastre"?

• A register of taxable land units

• A system of classifying land according to its value

• A map of a property's boundaries

• A public record of property ownership

<question> What is the origin of the word "cadastre"?

• The Latin word "capitastrum"

• The Greek word "katastron"

• The French word "cadastre"

• The English word "cadastre"

<question> What does cadastral works not embrace?

• logistics;

• > land surveys in cities;

• communications;

• towns and suburbs for registering;

question> What does the Land Code of Kazakhstan outline?

• The rules and regulations concerning land ownership, land use, and land allocation

• The rules and regulations concerning law

• Educational regulations

• Land degradation, including soil erosion and desertification