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Surveying – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. 61. What does closely spaced contour lines indicate?

    • A. Flat terrain
    • B. Steep slope
    • C. Gentle slope
    • D. Uniform slope
  2. 62. What does widely spaced contour lines indicate?

    • A. Steep slope
    • B. Gentle slope
    • C. Uniform slope
    • D. Flat terrain
  3. 63. The contour lines of a hill or mountain appear as:

    • A. U-shaped lines
    • B. V-shaped lines
    • C. Closed contours with higher values inside
    • D. Closed contours with lower values inside
  4. 64. The contour lines of a valley appear as:

    • A. Closed contours
    • B. U-shaped lines
    • C. V-shaped lines with apex pointing towards higher elevation
    • D. V-shaped lines with apex pointing towards lower elevation
  5. 65. What is "interpolation of contours"?

    • A. Drawing new contour lines
    • B. Estimating the position of contour lines between known elevations
    • C. Erasing existing contours
    • D. Connecting all contour lines
  6. 66. The "grade contour" is a line connecting points of:

    • A. Equal elevation
    • B. Equal slope
    • C. Equal distance
    • D. Equal temperature
  7. 67. The "vertical curve" is provided in highway design to:

    • A. Reduce horizontal distance
    • B. Provide a gradual change in gradient
    • C. Increase speed
    • D. Improve aesthetics
  8. 68. What is a "mass haul diagram" in earthwork calculations?

    • A. A diagram showing soil properties
    • B. A graphical representation of cumulative earthwork volumes along a project alignment
    • C. A diagram showing material types
    • D. A diagram showing excavation methods
  9. 69. The "borrow pit" is a term used in earthwork referring to:

    • A. A place where excess earth is deposited
    • B. A source area from which earth is excavated for use as fill material
    • C. A place where rocks are found
    • D. A temporary storage area
  10. 70. What is a "lead" in earthwork

    • A. The distance from excavation to deposition
    • B. The distance over which excavated material is hauled
    • C. The type of soil
    • D. The volume of excavation
  11. 71. The "Dumpy level" is a type of:

    • A. Theodolite
    • B. Automatic level
    • C. Tilting level
    • D. Spirit level
  12. 72. What is the advantage of an "automatic level" over a Dumpy level?

    • A. Requires more adjustments
    • B. Less accurate
    • C. Faster and easier to set up
    • D. Heavier