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DAO 2007-29 ART 1-6, 8-9

Total questions: 120

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

shall refer to a map made as a result of a Cadastral Survey, drawn to appropriate scale and showing all land parcels and important natural and man-made features within a municipality/project, for purposes of describing and recording ownership

a)

CADASTRAL MAP

b)

CADASTRE

c)

SURVEY MAP

d)

SURVEY PLAN

2.

shall refer to a set of records about parcels of land consisting of a spatialreference and the related information on the area, ownership/claims, value and use of landprimarily for taxation purposes

a)

SKETCH PLAN

b)

CADASTRAL MAP

c)

SURVEY PLAN

d)

CADASTRE

3.

shall refer to the establishment of the permanent forestland and protected area boundaries by conducting actual ground survey

a)

LAND SURVEY

b)

GROUND SURVEY

c)

DELIMITATION SURVEY

d)

CADASTRAL SURVEY

4.

shall refer to a natural person with professional expertise in the field of surveying and the corresponding survey data presentation in the form of maps, plans, geo-spatial digital maps, etc.; either in the government service or in the private practice, and who has been issued a Certificate of Registration and Identification Card by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)- Board of Geodetic Engineering pursuant to Republic Act 8560

a)

JUNIOR GEODETIC ENGINEER

b)

GEODETIC ENGINEER

c)

ENGINEER

d)

SENIOR GEODETIC ENGINEEER

5.

standard generic term for satellite navigation systems that provide autonomous geo-spatial positioning with global coverage

a)

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS)

b)

GOOGLE EARTH

c)

GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM (GNSS)

d)

GOOGLE MAP

6.

shall refer to the official recording of land ownership based on the legal documents submitted to the Register of Deeds for the Province or City where the land is located

a)

LAND TITLE

b)

TAX DECLARATION

c)

DEED

d)

LAND REGISTRATION

7.

shall refer to the description of a land parcel with its boundary directions and distances, together with a note of adjacent property owners, their lot numbers, and other relevant natural and man-made features

a)

LAND BOUNDARY

b)

MONUMENT

c)

LAND DESCRIPTION

d)

METES AND BOUND

8.

any concrete object that is set permanently in the ground to mark the position of a point or a boundary corner

a)

CONTROL POINT

b)

REFERENCE POINT

c)

MONUMENT

d)

CORNER LOT

9.

deeds and other documentary evidence of title or ownership to land

a)

CERTIFICATE OF TITLE

b)

MUNIMENTS OF TITLES

c)

TITLE

d)

TRANSFER OF TITLE

10.

shall refer to a document recording the boundary adjudication agreement by all concerned and participating claimants or owners, in collaboration with the geodetic engineer, a Barangay official, and adjudicator, indicating and describing the boundaries of a land parcel and any natural features, marks and occupations that are or near the boundary in the manner prescribed in the Manual of Procedures

a)

PARCEL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

b)

PARCEL AGREEMENT DOCUMENT

c)

PARCEL INFORMATION SHEETS

d)

PARCEL AGREEMENT SHEETS

11.

shall refer to properties owned by the State but are not intended for public use, public service or for the development of national wealth

a)

PRIVATE PROPERTY

b)

PATRIMONIAL PROPERTY

c)

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

d)

STATE PROPERTY

12.

a map where all lots subject for verification and approval are plotted to determine cases of overlaps with previously approved

a)

PROJECTION MAP

b)

SCALE MAP

c)

CADASTRAL MAP

d)

SURVEY MAP

13.

a national common coordinate reference system for all surveys and maps pursuant to EO No. 45

a)

WORLD GEODETIC SYSTEM 1984

b)

UNIVERSAL TRANSVERSE MERCATOR

c)

NORTH AMERICAN DATUM 1983

d)

PHILIPPINE REFERENCE SYSTEM OF 1992

14.

Filling of submerged land duly approved by the Philippine Reclamation Authority

a)

RECLAIMED PROPERTY

b)

RECLAIMED PROJECTS

c)

RECLAMATION PROJECTS

d)

RECLAMATION PROPERTY

15.

shall refer to a point appropriately marked on the ground with an established horizontal and vertical position

a)

REFERENCE POINT

b)

CONTROL POINT

c)

SURVEY POINT

d)

MONUMENT

16.

shall refer to the Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)

a)

DIRECTOR

b)

SECRETARY

c)

EXECUTIVE CHIEF

d)

DENR DIRECTOR

17.

two-dimensional map showing the metes and bounds of a surveyed parcel or parcels of land and other pertinent information

a)

SURVEY MAP

b)

SKETCH PLAN

c)

SURVEY PLAN

d)

SURVEY RETURNS

18.

collective documents submitted by a GE as a result of the survey conducted and other relevant documents as may be required

a)

SURVEY MAP

b)

SKETCH PLAN

c)

SURVEY PLAN

d)

SURVEY RETURNS

19.

number exclusively assigned to a land parcel in reference to its physical spatial position on the Land Information Map

a)

UNIQUE PARCEL IDENTIFICATION

b)

LAND INFORMATION MAP NUMBER

c)

PARCEL NUMBER

d)

UNIQUE PARCEL IDENTIFIER

20.

UPI = LIM NUMBER + PARCEL NUMBER

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

21.

THE FOLLOWING ARE CLASSIFICATION OF LAND SURVEYS, EXCEPT:

a)

CONTROL SURVEYS

b)

CADASTRAL SURVEYS

c)

MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

d)

ISOLATED SURVEYS

e)

PRIVATE SURVEYS

22.

shall refer to the survey conducted to determine the horizontal and vertical positions of points which will form part of a geodetic network or project controls over an area which will subsequently become the basis in determining the rectangular coordinates in an area

a)

CONTROL SURVEYS

b)

GEODETIC CONTROL SURVEYS

c)

PUBLIC CONTROL SURVEYS

d)

PROJECT CONTROL SURVEYS

23.

GEODETIC CONTROL SURVEYS AND PROJECT CONTROL SURVEYS ARE CLASSIFICATION OF LAND SURVEYS UNDER MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

24.

shall refer to the surveys conducted to establish the positions of points of reference for projects with a limited geographic coverage such as a municipality, a large, isolated tract of land, a group settlement, a barangay or group of municipalities, covering primary control (third order), secondary control (fourth order) and tertiary control

a)

CONTROL SURVEYS

b)

GEODETIC CONTROL SURVEYS

c)

PUBLIC CONTROL SURVEYS

d)

PROJECT CONTROL SURVEYS

25.

shall refer to the surveys conducted covering extensive areas which take into account the curvature and the geoid-spheroidal shape of the earth at sea level for the purpose of establishing basic network of reference points, covering the first and second order controls

a)

CONTROL SURVEYS

b)

GEODETIC CONTROL SURVEYS

c)

PUBLIC CONTROL SURVEYS

d)

PROJECT CONTROL SURVEYS

26.

the following are classifications of land surveys under cadastral surveys, except:

a)

HISTORICAL CADASTRE

b)

GRAPHICAL CADASTRE

c)

NUMERICAL CADASTRE

d)

PUBLIC LAND SUBDIVISION

27.

refer to the subdivision of A&D lands covering an area of more than 1,500 hectares

a)

CADASTRAL SURVEYS

b)

GRAPHICAL CADASTRE

c)

NUMERICAL CADASTRE

d)

PUBLIC LAND SUBDIVISION

28.

survey made to determine the metes and bounds of all parcels within an entire municipality or city for land registration and other purposes

a)

CADASTRAL SURVEYS

b)

GRAPHICAL CADASTRE

c)

NUMERICAL CADASTRE

d)

PUBLIC LAND SUBDIVISION

29.

cadastral survey where bearings and distances of individual lots are determined from the computations based on the actual ground survey

a)

CADASTRAL SURVEYS

b)

GRAPHICAL CADASTRE

c)

NUMERICAL CADASTRE

d)

PUBLIC LAND SUBDIVISION

30.

cadastral survey where bearings & distances of individual lots are determined using transit & stadia, scaling from photo map, other graphical methods

a)

CADASTRAL SURVEYS

b)

GRAPHICAL CADASTRE

c)

NUMERICAL CADASTRE

d)

PUBLIC LAND SUBDIVISION

31.

surveys covering untitled properties by changing the no. of lots without affecting the original technical description of the boundary

a)

AMENDMENT SURVEYS

b)

PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS

c)

PRIVATE LAND SURVEYS

d)

GROUP SETTLEMENT/TOWNSITE SUBDIVISION SURVEYS

32.

shall refer to the surveys covering lands claimed or owned by an individual, a partnership, a corporation, or any other form of organization, undertaken for purposes of original or subsequent land registration

a)

AMENDMENT SURVEYS

b)

PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS

c)

PRIVATE LAND SURVEYS

d)

GROUP SETTLEMENT/TOWNSITE SUBDIVISION SURVEYS

33.

shall refer to all original surveys covering A and D lands which has not been subjected to private rights nor devoted to public use pursuant to the provisions of public land laws

a)

AMENDMENT SURVEYS

b)

PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS

c)

PRIVATE LAND SURVEYS

d)

GROUP SETTLEMENT/TOWNSITE SUBDIVISION SURVEYS

34.

refer to the subdivision of A and D lands of not more than 1,500 hectares into 50 parcels or more

a)

AMENDMENT SURVEYS

b)

PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS

c)

PRIVATE LAND SURVEYS

d)

GROUP SETTLEMENT/TOWNSITE SUBDIVISION SURVEYS

35.

all refer to the surveys on the lands acquired by the provincial, city/municipal, or barangay government pursuant to the Republic Act 7160 and other pertinent laws which are not needed for public purposes

a)

GOVERNMENT LAND SURVEYS

b)

FRIAR LAND ESTATES SURVEYS

c)

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT LANDS SURVEY

d)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS (LGU) LAND SURVEYS

36.

refer to the surveys of all patrimonial properties owned by the government not intended for public use

a)

GOVERNMENT LAND SURVEYS

b)

FRIAR LAND ESTATES SURVEYS

c)

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT LANDS SURVEY

d)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS (LGU) LAND SURVEYS

37.

surveys of parcels of lands administered by or belonging to the National Government or any of its branches and instrumentalities

a)

GOVERNMENT LAND SURVEYS

b)

FRIAR LAND ESTATES SURVEYS

c)

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT LANDS SURVEY

d)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS (LGU) LAND SURVEYS

38.

shall refer to the surveys on the lands purchased by the government from the Religious Orders and private corporations from 1904 to 1913, for distribution to actual occupants and bonafide settlers pursuant to Act 1120

a)

GOVERNMENT LAND SURVEYS

b)

FRIAR LAND ESTATES SURVEYS

c)

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT LANDS SURVEY

d)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS (LGU) LAND SURVEYS

39.

shall be comprised of all classes of surveys of isolated parcels of land used for agricultural, residential, commercial, resettlement, or other purposes covering areas not more than 1,500 hectares

a)

ISOLATED SURVEYS

b)

OTHER LAND SURVEYS

c)

CONVERSION SURVEYS

d)

PROJECT CONTROL SURVEYS

40.

surveys made for purposes of determining the metes & bounds of parcels not included in Art 2 Sec 6 and intended for a specific purpose

a)

ISOLATED SURVEYS

b)

OTHER LAND SURVEYS

c)

CONVERSION SURVEYS

d)

PROJECT CONTROL SURVEYS

41.

all refer to the surveys conducted for the purpose of transforming/converting the lots covered by approved graphical cadastral surveys, cadastral mapping (Cadm) and photocadastral mapping (PCadm), into numerical or regular cadastral lots, with computation and plotting in the system of the cadastral project

a)

ISOLATED SURVEYS

b)

OTHER LAND SURVEYS

c)

CONVERSION SURVEYS

d)

PROJECT CONTROL SURVEYS

42.

shall refer to surveys of mining claims, quarry applications, sand and gravel applications, and other mineral lands within private or public lands, executed for mineral agreements, permits, licenses or for other purposes pursuant to the provision of Republic Act No. 7942

a)

MINERAL SURVEYS

b)

MINING SURVEYS

c)

MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

d)

MINING LAND SURVEYS

43.

shall refer to the surveys conducted by the Regional Composite Survey Team (RCST) or qualified private Geodetic Engineers in order to delimit on the ground the boundaries of forestlands and national parks/protected areas from the agricultural (A and D) lands as delineated pursuant to Sections 3 and 4, Article XII of the 1987 Constitution, PD 705 and Republic Act No. 7586. It shall also include the subclassification and zonification of said areas

a)

FORESTLANDS AND NATIONAL PARKS/PROTECTED AREAS LIMITATION SURVEYS

b)

FORESTLANDS AND WILDLIFE/PROTECTED AREAS DELIMITATION SURVEYS

c)

FORESTLANDS AND NATIONAL PARKS/PROTECTED AREAS DELIMITATION SURVEYS

d)

FORESTLANDS AND NATIONAL PARKS/PROTECTED ARTS DELIMITATION SURVEYS

44.

All Land Surveys and mapping activities under the scope and coverage of this regulation intended for disposition, registration and other purposes shall be made only by a _.

a)

ENGINEER

b)

JUNIOR GEODETIC ENGINEER

c)

GEODETIC ENGINEER

d)

SURVEYOR

45.

In order to Ensure the authenticity of survey returns submitted to the DENR in accordance with laws and standing regulations, and to protect the public, all concerned practicing GE’s are hereby required to use __ with an engraved PRC Registration Number and the Date of Issuance

a)

GE DRY FIT

b)

GE INDEX CARD

c)

GE DRY SEAL

d)

GE PRC CARD

46.

The Regional Surveys Division (RSD) shall maintain an __ for every practicing GE which shall be signed by the said GE in every submission of their survey returns. The said Index Card shall contain the name of the GE, gender, date of birth, PRC Registration No., and the date of issuance and space for three (3) specimen signature and three (3) initials. Moreover, it shall provide columns for information on the submitted survey plans such as survey symbol and lot numbers, location, area, name of claimants/owners, date of submission, acceptance logbook entry, number, and date of approval

a)

GE DRY FIT

b)

GE INDEX CARD

c)

GE DRY SEAL

d)

GE PRC CARD

47.

Sanctions imposed on delinquent surveying companies or practitioners:

a)

REVOCATION OF GDE LICENSE

b)

FINE

c)

IMPRISONMENT

d)

NON-ACCEPTANCE OF SURVEY RETURNS

48.

The GE shall first secure a ___ or ___ before conducting surveys of lands of the public domain.

a)

SURVEY FORM/ SURVEY AUTHORITY

b)

SURVEY ORDER/ SURVEY AUTHORITY

c)

SURVEY FILE/SURVEY AUTHORITY

d)

SURVEY PLAN/SURVEY AUTHORITY

49.

shall refer to the permit issued by the concerned DENR Official to a private Geodetic Engineer to conduct isolated survey over public lands for public land application purposes

a)

SURVEY ORDER

b)

SURVEY FORM

c)

SURVEY PLAN

d)

SURVEY AUTHORITY

50.

shall refer to the instruction issued by the concerned DENR Official toa government GE or private GE to conduct survey over a parcel of land of the public domain or survey project for a specific purpose

a)

SURVEY ORDER

b)

SURVEY FORM

c)

SURVEY PLAN

d)

SURVEY AUTHORITY

51.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Parks and Protected Areas Delimitation Surveys, SO if area covers 2 or more regions

a)

RED

b)

SECRETARY

c)

RTD FOR PAWCZMS

d)

DIRECTOR, LMB

52.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Parks and Protected Areas Delimitation Surveys, SO if area is 5,000 hectares and above

a)

RED

b)

SECRETARY

c)

RTD FOR FORESTRY

d)

DIRECTOR, LMB

53.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Parks and Protected Areas Delimitation Surveys, SO if area is less than 5,000 hectare

a)

RED

b)

SECRETARY

c)

RTD FOR PAWCZMS

d)

DIRECTOR, LMB

54.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Delimitation Surveys for Watershed Reservation, SO if area covers 2 or more regions

a)

ADMIN, NAMRIA

b)

SECRETARY

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR FORESTRY

55.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Delimitation Survey on Land Classification, Survey Order (SO)

a)

ADMIN, NAMRIA

b)

SECRETARY

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR FORESTRY

56.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Delimitation Survey for Watershed Reservation, SO if area in the same region is 5,000 hectares and above

a)

ADMIN, NAMRIA

b)

SECRETARY

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR FORESTRY

57.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Delimitation Survey for Watershed Reservation, SO if area in the same region is less than 5,000 hectares

a)

ADMIN, NAMRIA

b)

SECRETARY

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR FORESTRY

58.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Political Boundary Surveys, SO if area involved boundary dispute between two (2) or more provinces belonging to different regions

a)

ADMIN, NAMRIA

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

59.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Political Boundary Survey SO if there is no involved inter regional boundary dispute

a)

ADMIN, NAMRIA

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

60.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Political Boundary Survey, SO if the involved are the barangays of the same city or municipality

a)

ADMIN, NAMRIA

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

61.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Isolated Land Surveys, SA if area is covered by a special law/proclamation giving jurisdiction to the LMB

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

62.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Isolated Land Surveys, SO if area is more than 100 hectares

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

63.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Isolated Land Surveys, SO if area is more than 12 hectares, up to 100

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

64.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Isolated Land Surveys, SA if area is 12 hectares and below

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

65.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Reclamation Project Surveys, SO if area is 100 hectares and above

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

66.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Reclamation Project Surveys, SO if area is less than 100 hectares

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

67.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Survey of LGU Lands, SO for area more than 100 hectares

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

68.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Survey of LGU Lands, SO if area is up to 100 hectares

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

69.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Foreshore Land Surveys, SA if area is 12 hectares and below

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

70.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Foreshore Land Surveys, SA if area is 12 hectares up to 100 hectares

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

71.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Foreshore Land Surveys, SA if area is more than 100 hectares

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

RED

d)

RTD FOR LANDS

72.

DENR OFFICIAL WHO SHALL ISSUE THE FF SA/SO:

Mineral Land Surveys, SO

a)

CENRO

b)

DIRECTOR, LMB

c)

REGIONAL DIRECTOR MGB

d)

SECRETARY

73.

Before an SA is granted, the following conditions are required, except:

a)

Be outside any existing civil, military and/or any other kinds of reservations

b)

Not be the subject of a pending land registration case or any pending litigation

c)

Be within the A and D area and have no existing claims and conflict

d)

Not be within any ongoing cadastral or public land subdivision project

e)

Copy of court order

74.

Before an SO is granted, the following conditions are required, except:

a)

Have no existing claims and conflict

b)

Clearance and/or endorsement from concerned agencies which has jurisdiction over the parcel involved

c)

Copy of court order, if the subject parcel of land is under litigation

d)

None of the above

75.

Survey Authority shall be valid for a period of __ months from the time of its issuance up to submission of the corresponding survey returns.

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

8

76.

type of survey instrument wherein it is a combination of GNSS and total stations

a)

Conventional surveying instruments

b)

Aerial photogrammetric instruments

c)

GNSS Receivers

d)

Smart Stations

77.

type of survey instrument used in aerial triangulation, compilation and feature extraction using aerial photograph high-precision cameras mounted on an aircraft

a)

Conventional surveying instruments

b)

Aerial photogrammetric instruments

c)

GNSS Receivers

d)

Smart Stations

78.

refer to the instruments in the conduct of traverse, triangulation, and trilateration and other terrestrial-based surveying methods

a)

Conventional surveying instruments

b)

Aerial photogrammetric instruments

c)

GNSS Receivers

d)

Smart Stations

79.

refer to User Segment in the satellite-based positioning system

a)

Conventional surveying instruments

b)

Aerial photogrammetric instruments

c)

GNSS Receivers

d)

Smart Stations

80.

All conventional survey instruments, GNSS receivers and smart stations shall be properly calibrated by and registered to the ___ before it can be used for any kind of survey covered by this regulation. Surveys made with instruments without valid registration shall not be accepted for verification and approval

a)

LMB/LMS

b)

RED

c)

CENRO

d)

DENR

81.

validity of registration for steel tapes:

a)

one (1) year or up to three (3) breaks

b)

three (3) years or up to two (2) breaks

c)

three (3) years or up to one (1) break

d)

two (2) years or up to three (3) breaks

82.

validity of registration for EDM and ETS:

a)

1 year

b)

2 years

c)

3 years

d)

4 years

83.

validity of registration for GNSS Receiver:

a)

1 year

b)

2 years

c)

3 years

d)

4 years

84.

The complete horizontal position of reference points shall be expressed in ___ , collectively known as the GPC. In all cases, the coordinates of reference points shall be referred to PRS92.

a)

distances and bearings; rectangular grid coordinates

b)

latitude and longitude; rectangular grid coordinates

c)

distances and bearings; geocentric coordinates

d)

latitude and longitude; geocentric coordinates

85.

shall be the level surface, which is at every point perpendicular to the direction of the gravity. It shall be used as reference for the position on the earth’s surface (Horizontal Datum) and the elevation (Vertical Datum) of points

a)

PRS 92 DATUM

b)

WGS 84 DATUM

c)

LUZON 1911 DATUM

d)

DATUM

86.

Shall refer to the Triangulation Station Balanacan located in Marinduque Province

a)

PRS 92 DATUM

b)

WGS 84 DATUM

c)

LUZON 1911 DATUM

d)

DATUM

87.


shall refer to the modified Luzon 1911 Datum and shall be the sole datum to be used in all surveys and mapping in the country

a)

PRS 92 DATUM

b)

WGS 84 DATUM

c)

LUZON 1911 DATUM

d)

DATUM

88.

shall be the mathematical system of locating positions based on the standard datum and GPC

a)

COORDINATE SYSTEM

b)

LOCAL PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (LPCS)

c)

PHILIPPINE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (PPCS)/ LUZON 1911

d)

PPCS/PRS 92

89.

also known as the Philippine Transverse Mercator (PTM), are transformed from geographic to grid coordinates on the Luzon 1911 Datum, determined through astronomical observation. It was adopted as the coordinate system in the Philippines pursuant to Lands Circular No. 64, dated June 30, 1965

a)

COORDINATE SYSTEM

b)

LOCAL PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (LPCS)

c)

PHILIPPINE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (PPCS)/ LUZON 1911

d)

PPCS/PRS 92

90.

also known as the “floating” reference system wherein the surveys are referred to location monuments with no definite geodetic positions and no subsequent adjustment to the basic geodetic control network. These reference points are established as the need arises, per survey project (Public Land Subdivision, Group Settlement, Townsites, etc.) or per locality or municipality, wherein the relative position among the control points within the same system can be determined

a)

COORDINATE SYSTEM

b)

LOCAL PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (LPCS)

c)

PHILIPPINE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (PPCS)/ LUZON 1911

d)

PPCS/PRS 92

91.

shall be the plane coordinate system referred to the modified Luzon 1911 Datum. It shall replace the PPCS/Luzon 1911 and serve the standard coordinate system for all surveys in the country pursuant to Executive Order No. 45, series of 1993, as amended

a)

COORDINATE SYSTEM

b)

LOCAL PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (LPCS)

c)

PHILIPPINE PLANE COORDINATE SYSTEM (PPCS)/ LUZON 1911

d)

PPCS/PRS 92

92.


All existing survey records, maps and plans shall be transformed and integrated to:

a)

COORDINATE SYSTEM

b)

WGS 84

c)

LUZON 1911

d)

PRS 92

93.

All approved graphical cadastre shall be converted to numerical cadastre and integrated into:

a)

COORDINATE SYSTEM

b)

WGS 84

c)

LUZON 1911

d)

PRS 92

94.

The____ corner of lots along physiographic or natural features shall be monumented. Every prominent turn based on the highest tide line shall be considered as corner

a)

4th and Last

b)

3rd and Last

c)

2nd and Last

d)

1st and Last

95.

The LMB/LMS shall establish at least __ pair of standard location monuments to be designated as BLLM No. _ and BLLM No. _ in each city and municipality.

a)

1 pair, 1, 2

b)

2 pairs, 1, 2

c)

1 pair, 3, 4

d)

2 pairs, 3, 4

96.

Whenever necessary, additional location monuments shall be established along the controls of projects so that no lot shall be _ kilometer away from a reference point.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

97.

Kinds of Reference monument, except:

a)

Lot Corner Monument

b)

BLLM

c)

BLBM

d)

PBM

98.

Political boundary monuments, except:

a)

PBM

b)

CBM

c)

MBM

d)

LBM

99.

he National Database of GPC of all Land Survey Reference Monuments belonging to the Third Order and below shall be managed by the __ with copies furnished to the concerned __

a)

LMB, NAMRIA

b)

LMB, LMS

c)

DENR, NAMRIA

d)

DENR, LMS

100.

shall be a map showing certain fundamental information, used as a base upon which additional data of specialized nature are compiled

a)

BASE MAP

b)

CADASTRAL MAP

c)

PLANIMETRIC MAP

d)

LAND INFORMATION MAP (LIM)

101.

is a national standard spatial index map showing all land parcels covered by Cadastral and Isolated Surveys over a specific map area with their UPI. This is formerly referred to as the Cadastral Information Map

a)

BASE MAP

b)

CADASTRAL MAP

c)

PLANIMETRIC MAP

d)

LAND INFORMATION MAP (LIM)

102.

shall be a map which chows the correct horizontal position of natural and man-made features

a)

BASE MAP

b)

CADASTRAL MAP

c)

PLANIMETRIC MAP

d)

LAND INFORMATION MAP (LIM)

103.

are those which shows all lots and other details of the cadastral survey within the quadrant

a)

BASE MAP

b)

CADASTRAL MAP

c)

PLANIMETRIC MAP

d)

LAND INFORMATION MAP (LIM)

104.

shall be a map which represents a particular theme or subject, such as vegetation, forest cover, soils, slope, etc.

a)

TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

b)

THEMATIC MAP

c)

PROJECTION MAP

d)

PHOTO MAP

105.

shall be a map which shows configuration on the earth’s surface called Relief, and natural features thereon that include physiographic features, bodies of water, vegetation, and man-made features such as roads and buildings

a)

TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

b)

THEMATIC MAP

c)

PROJECTION MAP

d)

PHOTO MAP

106.

shall be a continuous representation of the ground obtained by assembling together individual photographs taken from an aircraft, into a composite picture, scale and the effects of tilt are corrected. If gridlines, contour lines, boundaries, place names, and marginal informations have been added or overprinted, it shall be known as Orthophoto Map

a)

TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

b)

THEMATIC MAP

c)

PROJECTION MAP

d)

PHOTO MAP

107.

shall be a map wherein submitted surveys are plotted to detect the relative positions of surveys conducted

a)

TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

b)

THEMATIC MAP

c)

PROJECTION MAP

d)

PHOTO MAP

108.

are maps showing the main and subsidiary controls in a specific project. The survey control map shall be prepared on reproducible materials of stable base such as drafting film 0.03 mm with polyester or mylar base. The standard format dimensions and fonts shall be as prescribed in the Manual of Procedure

a)

CADASTRAL MAPS

b)

CADASTRAL PROGRESS MAP

c)

PROJECT CONTROL MAPS

d)

POLITICAL BOUNDARY CONTROL MAP

109.

as a base map, shall serve as the primary source of land cadastre.

a)

CADASTRAL MAPS

b)

CADASTRAL PROGRESS MAP

c)

PROJECT CONTROL MAPS

d)

POLITICAL BOUNDARY CONTROL MAP

110.

The progress map based on the control survey of the project shall be made on reproducible materials of stable base as prescribed in the Manual of Procedures

a)

CADASTRAL MAPS

b)

CADASTRAL PROGRESS MAP

c)

PROJECT CONTROL MAPS

d)

POLITICAL BOUNDARY CONTROL MAP

111.

shall be prepared on a reproducible material of stable base as approved for official use by the LMB. This map shall be submitted to the LMB/LMS together with the approved political boundary control map and computations. If computerized print-out map, a digital copy of the said map shall also be submitted

a)

CADASTRAL MAPS

b)

CADASTRAL PROGRESS MAP

c)

PROJECT CONTROL MAPS

d)

POLITICAL BOUNDARY CONTROL MAP

112.

is a base map coextensive with a cadastral case for each barangay prepared for each cadastral case (one barangay is equal to one case) in a convenient scale on drafting film or other stable transparent materials in the same size as a cadastral map

a)

PBM

b)

BBIM

c)

MBIM

d)

OPM

113.

shall serve a dual purpose of positioning points to facilitate the survey of land parcels in difficult areas where it satisfies the accuracy standard set by the principle of graduated accuracy, consistent with land use, as may be specified by instructions, or provide graphical positioning of unavailable map detail for completion of the LIM

a)

PBM

b)

BBIM

c)

MBIM

d)

OPM

114.

a base map coextensive with the boundary of the cadastral project covering the entire municipality drawn in a convenient scale on drafting film or other stable transparent materials in the same size as a cadastral map and showing other pertinent information as required by the Manual of Procedures

a)

PBM

b)

BBIM

c)

MBIM

d)

OPM

115.

Upon completion of the field survey and preparation of other survey returns, the RCST shall generate __ per province, complete with all the annotations, covering the entire Project area, in accordance with the standards set forth in the Manual of Procedures. Sub-classification shall be treated separately

a)

FPABM

b)

OPM

c)

Technical   Descriptions  

d)

Standard Signs and Symbols

116.

___ used in mapping and other cartographic works, with their corresponding dimensions and colors, shall be included in the Manual of Procedures to be issued by the LMB Director.

a)

FPABM

b)

OPM

c)

Technical   Descriptions  

d)

Standard Signs and Symbols

117.

A   __   for   each   lot, whether computer/electronic or manually generated, duly signed by the concerned geodetic engineer, shall be prepared upon approval of the survey plan. It shall contain pertinent information as prescribed by the Manual of Procedures and submitted with the survey plan for land registration purposes. The _ for previously approved survey plan may be issued by LMB/ LMS for registration and other purposes

a)

FPABM

b)

OPM

c)

Technical   Descriptions  

d)

Standard Signs and Symbols

118.

_ surveys cover unregistered lands for purposes of changing the boundary lines and by increasing or decreasing the number of corners and lots without affecting the original area.

a)

CANCELLATION

b)

REJECTION

c)

AMENDMENT

d)

NULL

119.

Surveys found to be covering previously approved survey and/or   in-alienable areas when plotted on the projection map may be _

a)

CANCELLATION

b)

REJECTION

c)

AMENDMENT

d)

NULL

120.

Surveys later found to be erroneously and/or spuriously approved and not in accordance with the purpose for which it was authorized may be __, as in:

i. Survey for the purpose of land registration covering non-alienable and disposable area;

ii. Previously approved surveys of different claimants per order of the court;

iii. Previously approved subdivision covering surveyed and registered lands found to be erroneously executed and/or not in conformity with the owner’s agreement; and

iv. Surveys executed in violation of this Regulation.

a)

CANCELLATION

b)

REJECTION

c)

AMENDMENT

d)

NULL