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Surveying – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. 37. What is "area by double meridian distance (DMD)"?

    • A. A method for calculating area of a traverse
    • B. A method for measuring distances
    • C. A method for determining bearing
    • D. A method for levelling
  2. 38. The "latitude" of a line in surveying refers to its:

    • A. North-south projection
    • B. East-west projection
    • C. Vertical projection
    • D. Length
  3. 39. The "departure" of a line in surveying refers to its:

    • A. North-south projection
    • B. East-west projection
    • C. Vertical projection
    • D. Length
  4. 40. What is "contour grading"?

    • A. Drawing contours
    • B. Modifying the ground surface to conform to a desired contour pattern
    • C. Removing contour lines
    • D. Adding contours to a map
  5. 41. The process of determining the scale of a map is called:

    • A. Enlargement
    • B. Reduction
    • C. Scaling
    • D. Projection
  6. 42. What is a "chainage" in surveying?

    • A. The length of a chain
    • B. The distance measured along a survey line from a starting point
    • C. The number of chains
    • D. The material of a chain
  7. 43. The "ranging rod" is used for:

    • A. Measuring distances
    • B. Marking survey stations and setting out straight lines
    • C. Measuring angles
    • D. Levelling
  8. 44. The "plumb bob" is used for:

    • A. Measuring angles
    • B. Centering the instrument over a station
    • C. Measuring distances
    • D. Levelling
  9. 45. What is "offsetting" in plane table surveying?

    • A. Drawing perpendicular lines
    • B. Taking measurements from a chain line to an object
    • C. Moving the plane table
    • D. Rotating the plane table
  10. 46. The "alidade" is used in plane table surveying for:

    • A. Measuring distances
    • B. Sighting objects and drawing rays
    • C. Levelling the table
    • D. Setting up the tripod
  11. 47. What is "radiation method" in plane table surveying?

    • A. Locating points by drawing rays from a single station
    • B. Locating points by intersecting rays from two stations
    • C. Locating points by traversing
    • D. Locating points by resection
  12. 48. The "two-point problem" and "three-point problem" are methods of:

    • A. Traversing
    • B. Intersection
    • C. Resection
    • D. Radiation