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Practice an Theory 10

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pick up the incorrect statement from the following :

a)

a. while measuring a distance with a tape of  length 100.005 m, the distance to be increasing by 0.005 m for each tape length

b)

b. an increase in temperature causes a tape  to increase in length and the measured distance is too large

c)

c. the straight distance between end points of  a suspended tape is reduced by an amount  called the sag correction

d)

d. a 100 m tape of cross section 10 mm x 0.25  mm stretches about 10 mm under 5 kg pull

2.

Stadia techeometry was discovered by James Watt in  the year.

a)

a. 1670

b)

b. 1770

c)

c. 1870

d)

d. 1900

3.

The properties of autogenous curve for automobiles  are given by

a)

a. true spiral

b)

b. cubic parabola

c)

c. Bernoulli's Lemniscate

d)

d. clothoid spiral

4.

The constant vertical distance between two adjacent  contours, is called

a)

a. horizontal interval

b)

b. horizontal equivalent

c)

c. vertical equivalent

d)

d. contour interval

5.

 Resolving power of a telescope depends on

a)

a. the diameter of the aperture

b)

b. the pupil aperture of the eye

c)

c. the diameter of the object glass

d)

d. all the above

6.

Pick up the correct statement from the following :

a)

a. with both handles in his left hand, the chain  man throws out the chain with his right  

hand and the second chain man assists him  to free it from knots

b)

b. the follower of the chaining operation  

should be more experienced than the  

leader

c)

c. at the end of the tenth chain length, the  two chain men meet and the ten arrows are  handed over to the leader 

d)

d. all the above

7.

A lens or combination of lenses in which the  following defect is completely eliminated is called  aplanatic

a)

a. spherical aberration

b)

b. chromatic aberration

c)

c. coma

d)

d. astigmatism

8.

1Straight, parallel and widely spaced contours  represent 

a)

a. a steep surface

b)

b. a flat surface

c)

c. an inclined plane surface

d)

d. curved surface

9.

 A star may culminate at zenith if its declination is

a)

a. Greater than the longitude of the place

b)

b. Less than the latitude of the place

c)

c. Equal to the latitude of the place

d)

d. None of these

10.

Theodolite is an instrument used for

a)

a. tightening the capstan-headed nuts of level  tube

b)

b. measurement of horizontal angles only

c)

c. measurement of vertical angles only

d)

d. measurement of both horizontal and  vertical angles

11.

Systematic errors

a)

a. Always follow some definite mathematical  law

b)

b. Can be removed by applying corrections to  the observed values

c)

c. Are also known as cumulative errors

d)

d. All the above

12.

In a spherical triangle ABC, right angled at C, sin b  equals

a)

a. sin a cos A

b)

b. cos a sin A

c)

c. tan a cot A

d)

d. cot A tan a

13.

Pick up the correct statement from the following:

a)

a. The plane passing through the perspective  centre of a stereo pair and a ground point, is  known as basal plane

b)

b. Each pair of image points on stereo pair  have their own basal plane

c)

c. Relative orientation means reconstructing  the basal plane

d)

d. All the above

14.

Pick up the correct statement from the following:

a)

The principal point coincides with plumb  point on a true vertical photograph 

b)

b. The top of a hill appears on a truly vertical  photograph at greater distance than its bottom from the principal point

c)

c. The top of a hill is represented on a vertical  photograph at larger scale than the area of  a nearby valley

d)

d. All the above

15.

On vertical photographs, height displacement is

a)

a. Positive for points above datum

b)

b. Negative for points below datum

c)

c. Zero for points vertically below the air  station

d)

d. All the above

16.

The First Point of Aeries

a)

a. Is the point in the celestial sphere where  zero meridian crosses the celestial equator

b)

b. Is usually denoted by the Greek letter

c)

c. Is located near the very conspicuous  

rectangle of stars in the constellations of  

Pegasus and Andromeda

d)

d. All the above

17.

The process of determining the locations of the  instrument station by drawing re sectors from the  locations of the known stations is called

a)

a. radiation

b)

b. intersection

c)

c. resection

d)

d. traversing

18.

If the lower clamp screw is tightened and upper  clamp screw is loosened, the theodolite may be  rotated

a)

a. on its outer spindle with a relative motion  between the vernier and graduated scale of  lower plate

b)

motion between the vernier and gra-duated  scale of lower plate

c)

c. on its inner spindle with a relative motion  between the vernier and the graduated  

scale of lower plate

d)

d. on its inner spindle without a relative  

motion between the vernier and the  

graduated scale of lower plate

19.

The position of a heavenly body on the celestial  sphere can be completely specified by

a)

a. Its altitude and azimuth

b)

b. Its declination and hour angle

c)

c. Its declination and right ascension

d)

d. All the above

20.

Sidereal day

a)

a. a complete rotation with reference to stars

b)

b. Is slightly shorter than an ordinary solar day

c)

 c. Is divided into the conventional hours,  minutes and seconds

d)

d. All the above

21.

In a tropical year, the numbers of sidereal days are

a)

a. 365 

b)

b. 365.2224

c)

c. 365.2422

d)

d. 366.2422

22.

In a tropical year, the numbers of sidereal days are

a)

a. One less than mean solar days

b)

b. One more than mean solar days

c)

c. Equal to mean solar days

d)

d. None of these

23.

The point on the celestial sphere vertically below the  observer's position, is called

a)

a. Zenith

b)

b. Celestial point

c)

c. Nadir

d)

d. Pole

24.

The circle in which a plane tangent to the earth's  surface at the point of observation, intersects the  celestial sphere, is called

a)

a. Visible horizon

b)

b. Sensible horizon

c)

c. Celestial horizon

d)

d. True horizon

25.

The type of surveying which requires least office  work is

a)

a. tacheomefry

b)

b. trigonometrical levelling

c)

c. plane table surveying

d)

d. theodolite surveying

26.

In survey returns for Cadastral Survey, what type of  material should all maps be prepared on 

a)

a. Regular whiteprint paper

b)

b. Drafting film approved by LMB

c)

c. Standard blueprint paper

d)

d. Drafting film approved by DENR

27.

The updated copy of the Progress Map in a white  print paper shall be submitted once every _______  to the LMS thru the Chief, Regional Surveys Division  together with the periodic report of information on  the progress of the survey.

a)

a. Every month

b)

b. Every two months

c)

c. Every three months

d)

d. Every six months

28.

The progress map for the cadastral survey shall be  prepared at a scale that will permit the plotting of  the entire municipality of project on _______ , with  the marginal lines of _______ . .

a)

a. 100 x 100 cm, 104 x 104 cm

b)

b. 100 x 100 in, 104 x 104 in

c)

c. 104 x 104 cm, 100 x 100 cm

d)

d. 100 x 100 in, 104 x 104 in

29.

The cadastral lots and other details of the cadastral  survey shall be plotted on the cadastral map on  with marginal lines _______ ?

a)

a. 54 x 54 cm, 50 x 50 cm

b)

b. 50 x 50 in, 54 x 54 in

c)

c. 50 x 50 cm, 54 x 54 cm

d)

d. 50 x 50 in, 54 x 54 in

30.

What does the cadastral map use to represent  adjoining unsurveyed parcels?

a)

a. Consecutive numbers with the letter "B"

b)

b. Alphabetical letters only

c)

c. Consecutive numbers preceded by the  letter "A" 

d)

d. Roman numerals

31.

What is the standard scale used for cadastral maps  drawn in PPCS/PTM-PRS 92?

a)

a. 1:2000

b)

b. 1:4000

c)

c. 1:1000

d)

d. 1:8000

32.

What is the standard scale used for cadastral maps  drawn in PPCS/PTM-PRS 92?

a)

a. 1:2000

b)

b. 1:4000

c)

c. 1:1000

d)

d. 1:8000

33.

How should the corners of the case/barangay  boundary be indicated, except for political boundary  monuments?

a)

a. With a circle 2 millimeter in diameter 

b)

b. With a circle 4 millimeter in diameter 

c)

c. With a circle 3 millimeter in diameter 

d)

d. With a circle 1 millimeter in diameter 

34.

When should the technical description of the  case/barangay boundary be submitted?

a)

a. Before the survey begins

b)

b. After the approval by the RTD for Lands of  the cadastral maps

c)

c. Alongside the initial project proposal

d)

d. During the field survey phase

35.

What symbol is used to mark the corners of the  project/municipal boundary?

a)

a. A 2-millimeter circle

b)

b. A 1-millimeter circle

c)

c. A 3-millimeter circle

d)

d. A 4-millimeter circle

36.

For which surveys is the GE Certificate required?

a)

a. Only for Psd surveys 

b)

b. For original surveys

c)

c. Only for Cadastral surveys

d)

d. For surveys involving titled properties

37.

 Which survey requires a Certificate of Instrument  Registration according to Section 22, DAO 2007-29?

a)

a. Ap properties only

b)

b. All Isolated Surveys except Ap

c)

c. Only Cadastral surveys

d)

d. Only surveys involving forest land

38.

How should the line from the lot corner to the  

control stations be drawn on the isolated survey  

plan? 

a)

a. In thick black ink

b)

b. As a dotted red ink line

c)

c. As a dashed yellow line c. Only Cadastral surveys

d)

d. In solid green ink

39.

 What symbol should be used to indicate the corners  

on the isolated survey plan?

a)

a. A small square

b)

b. A small circle 

c)

c. A red dot

d)

d. A triangle

40.

What must be the minimum distance from the  

extreme corners of a lot to each marginal line when  

using any of the scales provided?

a)

a. Two centimeters

b)

b. Three centimeters

c)

c. Four centimeters

d)

d. Five centimeters

41.

What scale should be used when the maximum  

coordinate difference exceeds three thousand  

meters?

a)

a. Scales that are exact multiples of 1:1,000

b)

b. Scales that are exact multiples of 1:4,000

c)

c. Scales that are exact multiples of 1:10,000

d)

d. Scales that are exact multiples of 1:2,000