WorksheetsTutorial 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
What are the functions of surveying ?
To determine the existing relative horizontal and vertical positions and to establish marks to control construction or to indicate land boundaries.
To determine longitude and latitude and the relative elevation.
To determine the shape of a piece of land and how its elevation changes across the landscape.
To determine the landscape of the land and how many acres are in the section being surveyed.
What are the functions of surveying ?
To determine the existing relative horizontal and vertical positions and to establish marks to control construction or to indicate land boundaries.
To determine longitude and latitude and the relative elevation.
To determine the shape of a piece of land and how its elevation changes across the landscape.
To determine the landscape of the land and how many acres are in the section being surveyed.
Identify this tool
Total Station
Transit
Automatic Level
Sextant
Select which tool is called an Automatic Level or Builder's Level
Identify the Level Rod
Identify the instrument Tripod
What are the functions of surveying ?
To determine the existing relative horizontal and vertical positions and to establish marks to control construction or to indicate land boundaries.
To determine longitude and latitude and the relative elevation.
To determine the shape of a piece of land and how its elevation changes across the landscape.
To determine the landscape of the land and how many acres are in the section being surveyed.
The three basic quantities that are measured in surveying are ...
Heights
Temperature
Angles
Distances
Pressure
Survey stations may be marked on the ground using a:
Pole
Rod
Pegs
Pointer
The spatial location of an actual or planned structure or set of structures is termed as
Plot
Site
Elements of site plan are
Building foot print
Pathways and landscape
Parking and services
Ground floor plan
What are the measurements taken in surveying
Distance, height
Angle and levels
Distance, angle, levels, relative position and relative heights
Relative heights and relative position
The survey in which the surface of the earth is taken as a curvature
Plane survey
Location survey
Geodetic survey
Reconnaissance survey
Offset is the measurement
Distance of the object from survey line which is perpendicular or oblique
Horizontal distance from the object
The line joining two survey stations
The equipment used to mark the sighting station is called
Cross staff
Ranging rod
Clinometer
Line ranger
