Q.1
What is Surveying?
  • a) Surveying is used to find the elevations of given points with respect to given or assumed datum
  • b) Surveying shows the relative positions of the objects on the surface of the earth
  • c) Surveying is to find the elevation of points having the same contour interval
  • d) All of the mentioned
Q.2
Which of the following is the first principle of surveying?
  • a) Whole to whole
  • b) Part to part
  • c) Part to whole
  • d) Whole to part
Q.3
Which of the following type of surveying is used for exploring mineral wealth?
  • a) Military surveying
  • b) Mine surveying
  • c) Topographic surveying
  • d) Engineering surveying
Q.4
In which of the following type of surveying only linear measurements are made?
  • a) Dumpy level
  • b) Theodolite surveying
  • c) Chain surveying
  • d) Contouring
Q.5
Which of the following classification in surveying is based on the instrument used?
  • a) Traverse surveying
  • b) Cadastral surveying
  • c) Topographic surveying
  • d) Hydrographic surveying
Q.6
In which of the following areas does compass surveying is not recommended?
  • a) Large areas
  • b) Undulating areas
  • c) Crowded with many details
  • d) Local attraction suspected areas
Q.7
In which of the following cases compass surveying is recommended?
  • a) When area is small, undulating and not details are crowded
  • b) When area is large, undulating and crowded with many details
  • c) When area is small, even and crowded with many details
  • d) When area is large, even and crowded with many details
Q.8
Which of the following is not required for chain surveying?
  • a) Dumpy level
  • b) Pegs
  • c) Arrows
  • d) 20 m chain
Q.9
Which of the following is the last step in chain surveying?
  • a) Fixing
  • b) Reconnaissance
  • c) Running survey lines
  • d) Marking
Q.10
Which of the following cannot be done with the help of theodolite in surveying?
  • a) Measuring horizontal distances
  • b) Prolonging survey lines
  • c) Laying off horizontal angles
  • d) Locating points on lines
Q.11
Which of the following is an indirect method of surveying?
  • a) Countouring
  • b) Chain surveying
  • c) Tacheometry
  • d) All of the mentioned
Q.12
Which of the following branch of surveying is used to find the elevations of given points with respect to given or assumed datum?
  • a) Plane table surveying
  • b) Traversing
  • c) Contouring
  • d) Levelling
Q.13
Which of the following is the principles of surveying?
  • a) Covering the entire area
  • b) Working from whole to part
  • c) Taking measurements
  • d) Determining the elevation differences
Q.14
Which of the following surveying methods is meant to be having high precision?
  • a) Terrestrial photogrammetry
  • b) Traverse surveying
  • c) Aerial photogrammetry
  • d) Theodolite surveying
Q.15
Which of the following doesn’t describe the use of hydrographic surveying?
  • a) Nautical charts for navigation
  • b) Establishing mean sea level
  • c) Laying an Alignment
  • d) Making underground investigations
Q.16
Which of the following type of ranging is done if both ends of surveying lines are visible?
  • a) Indirect
  • b) Reciprocal
  • c) Unable to do
  • d) Direct
Q.17
Which of the following is not a method of levelling?
  • a) Spirit levelling
  • b) Traverse levelling
  • c) Barometric levelling
  • d) Trigonometric levelling
Q.18
In which of the following type of surveying in the mean surface of the earth is considered as a plane and the spheroidal shape is neglected?
  • a) Plane Surveying
  • b) Geodetic Surveying
  • c) Hydrographic Surveying
  • d) Topographic Surveying
Q.19
Which of the following doesn’t involve the method of traversing?
  • a) Plane Table surveying
  • b) Tacheometric surveying
  • c) Chain surveying
  • d) Theodolite surveying
Q.20
Which of the following is not a method of plane table surveying?
  • a) Trisection
  • b) Intersection
  • c) Resection
  • d) Radiation
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