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Question 1Single Answer
Surveying is primarily concerned with determining the:
  1. A
    Chemical properties of soil
  2. B
    Relative positions of points on or near the earth's surface
  3. C
    Crop production capacity
  4. D
    Irrigation requirement of crops
Question 2Single Answer
The fundamental principle of surveying is to work from:
  1. A
    Whole to part
  2. B
    Part to whole
  3. C
    East to west only
  4. D
    Lower level to higher level
Question 3Single Answer
Another basic principle of surveying is to locate a point by:
  1. A
    One measurement only
  2. B
    At least two independent measurements
  3. C
    Estimation only
  4. D
    Measuring elevation only
Question 4Single Answer
Plane surveying assumes that the earth's surface is:
  1. A
    Spherical
  2. B
    Elliptical
  3. C
    Plane
  4. D
    Irregular only
Question 5Single Answer
Geodetic surveying takes into account the:
  1. A
    Curvature of the earth
  2. B
    Colour of soil
  3. C
    Crop pattern
  4. D
    Soil moisture only
Question 6Single Answer
Which survey is generally adequate for relatively small agricultural areas?
  1. A
    Astronomical survey
  2. B
    Hydrographic survey
  3. C
    Geodetic survey
  4. D
    Plane survey
Question 7Single Answer
The horizontal distance between two points is measured along a:
  1. A
    Horizontal plane
  2. B
    Vertical plane
  3. C
    Curved surface
  4. D
    Datum surface only
Question 8Single Answer
Which instrument is commonly used for direct linear measurement in surveying?
  1. A
    Clinometer
  2. B
    Level tube
  3. C
    Prismatic compass
  4. D
    Chain
Question 9Single Answer
A metric chain commonly used in surveying may have a length of:
  1. A
    23 m
  2. B
    20 m
  3. C
    27 m
  4. D
    33 m
Question 10Single Answer
The links of a metric chain are generally connected by:
  1. A
    Nails
  2. B
    Screws only
  3. C
    Three small circular rings
  4. D
    Cotton threads
Question 11Single Answer
The standard length of one link in a metric chain is:
  1. A
    10 cm
  2. B
    15 cm
  3. C
    25 cm
  4. D
    20 cm
Question 12Single Answer
Arrows used in chain surveying are primarily used to:
  1. A
    Mark the end of each chain length
  2. B
    Measure angles
  3. C
    Determine elevation
  4. D
    Draw contours
Question 13Single Answer
Ranging rods are used for:
  1. A
    Measuring vertical angles
  2. B
    Ranging straight survey lines
  3. C
    Measuring soil depth
  4. D
    Measuring magnetic bearing
Question 14Single Answer
Direct ranging is possible when:
  1. A
    Only one station exists
  2. B
    End stations are invisible to each other
  3. C
    The ground is always steep
  4. D
    End stations are intervisible
Question 15Single Answer
Reciprocal ranging is generally adopted when:
  1. A
    The survey line is very short
  2. B
    A tape is unavailable
  3. C
    End stations are not intervisible
  4. D
    Only offsets are required
Question 16Single Answer
Which instrument is generally more accurate than a chain for measuring distance?
  1. A
    Measuring tape
  2. B
    Cross-staff
  3. C
    Optical square
  4. D
    Plumb bob
Question 17Single Answer
Linen tapes are less suitable for precise surveying because they are affected by:
  1. A
    Magnetic declination
  2. B
    Atmospheric pressure only
  3. C
    Gravity alone
  4. D
    Moisture and stretching
Question 18Single Answer
Steel tapes are widely used because they provide:
  1. A
    Magnetic bearings
  2. B
    Direct elevation measurement
  3. C
    Automatic contouring
  4. D
    Greater accuracy in linear measurement
Question 19Single Answer
Invar tape is particularly useful for:
  1. A
    Rough reconnaissance
  2. B
    Measuring crop height
  3. C
    Soil sampling
  4. D
    Highly precise baseline measurement
Question 20Single Answer
Invar is preferred in precise measurements because it has a very low:
  1. A
    Density
  2. B
    Magnetic susceptibility
  3. C
    Tensile strength
  4. D
    Coefficient of thermal expansion
Question 21Single Answer
The process of establishing intermediate points on a straight survey line is called:
  1. A
    Ranging
  2. B
    Levelling
  3. C
    Contouring
  4. D
    Traversing
Question 22Single Answer
A survey station is a point where:
  1. A
    Only crops are observed
  2. B
    Soil is always excavated
  3. C
    Survey measurements are made or survey lines meet
  4. D
    Contours terminate
Question 23Single Answer
The main survey lines in chain surveying should form:
  1. A
    Parallel lines only
  2. B
    Circles
  3. C
    Irregular curves
  4. D
    Well-conditioned triangles
Question 24Single Answer
A well-conditioned triangle in chain surveying should preferably have no angle less than:
  1. A
    10°
  2. B
    20°
  3. C
    45°
  4. D
    30°
Question 25Single Answer
The longest and most important survey line in chain surveying is generally called the:
  1. A
    Tie line
  2. B
    Base line
  3. C
    Offset line
  4. D
    Check line
Question 26Single Answer
A check line is mainly used to:
  1. A
    Determine soil texture
  2. B
    Measure magnetic declination
  3. C
    Check the accuracy of the survey framework
  4. D
    Calculate rainfall
Question 27Single Answer
A tie line is generally used to:
  1. A
    Determine benchmark elevation
  2. B
    Measure vertical angles
  3. C
    Establish true north
  4. D
    Locate interior details
Question 28Single Answer
A lateral measurement taken from a survey line to locate a detail is called:
  1. A
    Bearing
  2. B
    Datum
  3. C
    Gradient
  4. D
    Offset
Question 29Single Answer
An offset taken at 90° to the survey line is called:
  1. A
    Oblique offset
  2. B
    Perpendicular offset
  3. C
    Random offset
  4. D
    Reciprocal offset
Question 30Single Answer
A cross-staff is mainly used for setting out:
  1. A
    60° angles
  2. B
    90° offsets
  3. C
    Vertical angles
  4. D
    Magnetic bearings
Question 31Single Answer
An optical square is used primarily to set out:
  1. A
    Reduced levels
  2. B
    Contour intervals
  3. C
    Magnetic declination
  4. D
    Right angles
Question 32Single Answer
Chain surveying is most suitable for:
  1. A
    Astronomical observations
  2. B
    Large mountainous areas
  3. C
    Dense metropolitan regions only
  4. D
    Small open areas with simple details
Question 33Single Answer
Chain surveying becomes inconvenient in:
  1. A
    Open level fields
  2. B
    Nearly level land
  3. C
    Small agricultural plots
  4. D
    Crowded and obstructed areas
Question 34Single Answer
An error that follows a definite mathematical or physical law is called:
  1. A
    Random error
  2. B
    Systematic error
  3. C
    Mistake
  4. D
    Accidental observation
Question 35Single Answer
Random errors in surveying are generally:
  1. A
    Irregular in magnitude and direction
  2. B
    Always negative
  3. C
    Always positive
  4. D
    Completely avoidable
Question 36Single Answer
A mistake in surveying generally results from:
  1. A
    Refraction only
  2. B
    Earth curvature
  3. C
    Carelessness or misunderstanding
  4. D
    Temperature only
Question 37Single Answer
When a tape is longer than its standard length, the measured distance will generally be:
  1. A
    Greater than the true distance
  2. B
    Zero
  3. C
    Equal to true distance
  4. D
    Less than the true distance
Question 38Single Answer
Temperature correction becomes important mainly in measurements made with:
  1. A
    Wooden pegs
  2. B
    Metallic tapes
  3. C
    Ranging rods
  4. D
    Cross-staffs
Question 39Single Answer
Pull correction is required when the applied pull differs from the:
  1. A
    Standard pull
  2. B
    Magnetic pull
  3. C
    Gravitational pull
  4. D
    Vertical pull
Question 40Single Answer
Sag correction in tape measurement is always:
  1. A
    Positive
  2. B
    Random
  3. C
    Zero
  4. D
    Negative
Question 41Single Answer
Slope correction is applied to convert slope distance into:
  1. A
    Horizontal distance
  2. B
    Vertical distance
  3. C
    Magnetic distance
  4. D
    Curved distance
Question 42Single Answer
Stepping is a method used for measuring horizontal distance on:
  1. A
    Water bodies
  2. B
    Completely level ground only
  3. C
    Sloping ground
  4. D
    Underground surfaces
Question 43Single Answer
A plumb bob is useful during stepping to:
  1. A
    Transfer points vertically
  2. B
    Measure bearings
  3. C
    Determine contour interval
  4. D
    Measure temperature
Question 44Single Answer
Pacing is classified as a method of:
  1. A
    Approximate distance measurement
  2. B
    Precise angular measurement
  3. C
    Precise levelling
  4. D
    Contour interpolation
Question 45Single Answer
An odometer measures distance by recording:
  1. A
    Atmospheric pressure
  2. B
    Vertical angles
  3. C
    Magnetic bearings
  4. D
    Revolutions of a wheel
Question 46Single Answer
Electronic Distance Measurement instruments measure distances using:
  1. A
    Sound only
  2. B
    Water waves
  3. C
    Electromagnetic waves
  4. D
    Mechanical chains only
Question 47Single Answer
The abbreviation EDM stands for:
  1. A
    Electronic Distance Measurement
  2. B
    Elevation Datum Method
  3. C
    Earth Development Measurement
  4. D
    Electronic Direction Mapping
Question 48Single Answer
A surveyor's field book is used for recording:
  1. A
    Fertilizer recommendations
  2. B
    Soil laboratory results only
  3. C
    Crop yield only
  4. D
    Field measurements and sketches
Question 49Single Answer
In field-book entries, the chain line is conventionally represented by a:
  1. A
    Horizontal curve
  2. B
    Circle
  3. C
    Central line
  4. D
    Dotted boundary
Question 50Single Answer
Reconnaissance in surveying is carried out:
  1. A
    After construction only
  2. B
    After final plotting only
  3. C
    Before detailed field measurements
  4. D
    During harvesting
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