____________ is a type of surveying where the curvature of the Earth is accounted for

____________ are errors due to limitations or imperfections in the instrument used, either from faults in manufacturing or improper adjustment of parts

____________ is performed to define and help plan and construct roads, highways, pipelines, etc.

____________ is a type of surveying where the curvature of the Earth is neglected, and measurements are made with the Earth considered as a plane surface.

____________ is a special type of survey used to establish ground elevation points for map contour generation.

____________ is the person responsible for the accuracy and speed of all linear measurements with tape.

____________ a high-order survey primarily used to establish horizontal and/ or vertical monuments that serve as a reference for other surveys.

____________ are done to relocate property or boundary lines previously surveyed.

____________ are errors that occur in the same direction, thereby tending to accumulate.

____________ is the person whose duty is to set up, level and operate surveying instruments such as transit, theodolite, etc.

____________ are mistakes that can usually be traced back to poor field procedures.

1. The goal of any measurement is to be as close to the actual truth as possible.

2. Accuracy checks should be made as soon as possible after the survey is completed, preferably before the surveying party leaves the site.

1.   Measurement of a line with a tape of incorrect length is an example of a blunder.

2. 2. Writing a different number or direction is an example of random error.

1.  Every individual has the same pace factor.

2. 2. The pace factor can be determined by dividing the actual distance with the average number of paces.