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Control Survey II

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The sum of observed internal angles of this shape is ...

a)

720°

b)

360°

c)

650°

d)

540°

2.

What's the value of the Tolerance? is the Angular Misclosure correct (in terms of Tolerance)?. S= 5"

a)

[±5" ±20"], Misclosure out of Tolerance

b)

[±30" ±10"], Misclosure within Tolerance

c)

[±30" ±10"], Misclosure out of Tolerance

d)

[±25" ±5"], Misclosure within Tolerance

3.

What is

the Bearing

of A

from C?

a)

315

b)

225

c)

045

d)

135

4.

Find the true bearing of C from A.

a)

50°

b)

25°

c)

20°

d)

020°

5.

Find the shaded angle ABC

a)

290o

b)

70o

c)

140o

d)

40o

6.

Find the bearing of C from B

a)

070o

b)

110o

c)

250o

d)

290o

7.

Point P and point Q lie on a horizontal plane. The bearing Q from P is 110o. Which diagram shows the positions of P and Q?

a)
b)
c)
d)
8.

A, B and C are three points on a horizontal plane and AB=BC. Given the bearing B from A is 55°. Calculate the bearing of A from C.

a)

290o

b)

300o

c)

310o

d)

330o

9.

Rachel walks to the mini market which located 500 m from her home at bearing 138°. From the mini market, she walks again 500 m on bearing 234° towards a playground to play with her friends.

Find the bearing of the playground from her house.

a)

42o

b)

48o

c)

84o

d)

186o

10.

The points J, K and L lie on a horizontal planes. J lies south of K. The bearing of L from K is 140°140\degree  and the bearing of J from L is  290°290\degree  . Which of the following shows the poitions of J, K and L?

a)
b)
c)
d)
11.

What is the bearing of B from A

a)

53° 20 ‘11”

b)

233° 20 ‘11”

c)

36° 39 ‘49”

d)

223° 20 ‘11”

12.

CALCULATE THE DIFFERENCES EASTINGS (ΔE) AND NORTHINGS (ΔN)

BRG A-B = 293° 27 ‘41”

DIST A-B = 281.990m

a)

ΔE = + 258.677

ΔN = -112.269

b)

ΔE = - 258.677

ΔN = +112.269

c)

ΔE = +112.269

ΔN = - 258.677

d)

ΔE = - 112.269

ΔN = + 258.677

13.

CALCULATE the COORDS of B from A

Point A

E 547789.202

N 167780.786

BRG A to B : 280⁰ 17′ 33″

DIST A to B : 710.904 m

a)

E 167907.806

N 547089.738

b)

E 547098.738

N 167970.806

c)

E 167970.806

N 547098.738

d)

E 547089.738

N 167907.806

14.

Bearing and Distance of B from A

Point A

E 547789.202

N 167780.786

to

Point B

E 547679.456

N 167703.661

a)

134° 54’ 07”, 134.136 m

b)

234° 54’ 07”, 134.136 m

c)

234° 54’ 07”, 234.136 m

d)

34° 54’ 07”, 134.136 m

15.

Using this formulae we can calculate ...

a)

Increments between A and B

b)

Coordinates and differences between the coordinates of A and B

c)

Coordinates of B using coordinates of A and increments between A and B

d)

Coordinates and increments of B

16.

(Primary Control). 2D Accuracy of this traverse ...


Eastings misclosure = -0.012 m

Northings misclosure = +0.009 m

Length of traverse = 1525 m


... Low or high accuracy? Acceptable?

a)

1 in 10100 , low accuracy, no acceptable according to Traverse Specifications

b)

1 in 10100 , good accuracy, acceptable according to Traverse Specifications

c)

1 in 101000 , good accuracy, acceptable according to Traverse Specifications

d)

1 in 101000 , good accuracy, no acceptable according to Traverse Specifications

17.

This is known as trigonometric heighting and is the basis for all height measurement with a total station, its formulae is ...

a)

HB = HA + [ hi - VAB – hr]

b)

HB = HA + ∆HAB = HA + [ hi + VAB + hr]

c)

HB = HA + ∆HAB

d)

HB = HA + ∆HAB = HA + [ hi + VAB – hr]

18.

Inverted target, the right formulae is ...

a)

HB = HA + ∆HAB = HA + [ hi + VAB + hr]

b)

HB = HA + ∆HAB = HA + [ hi - VAB + hr]

c)

HB = HA + ∆HAB = HA + [hr + VAB + hi]

d)

HB = HA + ∆HAB = HA + [ hi + VAB - hr]

19.

Loop traverse with two known points (baseline). Angular Misclosure at (1) ... Linear Misclosure at (2) ... and Coordinates Correction at (3) ...

a)

(1) D, (2) A, (3) just Stations A, B and C

b)

(1) D, (2) D, (3) just Stations B and C

c)

(1) A, (2) A, (3) just Stations B and C

d)

(1) A, (2) D, (3) just Stations B and C

20.

Calculate the bearing A to 1.

Control Point A (642.515m E, 483.980m N)

Control Point B (548.005m E, 594.279m N)

a)

108⁰ 39′ 32″

b)

68⁰ 30′ 45″

c)

68⁰ 03′ 54″

d)

108⁰ 39′ 40″