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WorksheetsIntroduction To Surveying - Part 5
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
In the metric system, each higher unit is how many times the previous unit?
a)
5 times
b)
10 times
c)
50 times
d)
100 times
2.
1 decametre (dam) is equal to —
a)
1 metre
b)
10 metres
c)
100 metres
d)
1000 centimetres
3.
One hectare is equal to —
a)
100 m²
b)
1000 m²
c)
10,000 m²
d)
40.47 m²
4.
A scale of 1:1 is classified as —
a)
Reducing scale
b)
Enlarging scale
c)
Graphical scale
d)
Full size scale
5.
If 1 cm on a map represents 200 m on ground, the RF is —
a)
1/200
b)
1/20,000
c)
1/2,000
d)
200/1
6.
Which scale remains accurate even if the drawing sheet shrinks?
a)
Numerical scale
b)
Graphical scale
c)
Full size scale
d)
Enlarging scale
7.
Which designation commonly represents building drawings?
a)
M1
b)
M3
c)
M4
d)
M7
8.
RF is always expressed —
a)
With units
b)
Without units
c)
In metres only
d)
In centimetres only
9.
A reducing scale is used when —
a)
Object must be enlarged
b)
Object is too small
c)
Object is too large to draw full size
d)
Only area is measured
10.
If RF = 1/500 and actual length = 25 m, the drawing length is —
a)
0.5 cm
b)
5 cm
c)
50 cm
d)
500 cm
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