Survey 1 To 100
Created on 9th August 2025
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1. In Triangulation, the best shape of triangle is........ triangle with base angle equal to.......
Isosceles, 56 degree 14 minute
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2. If the scale is taken as 1 cm = 50 M, then what is the reduction factor ?
0.0002
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3. The surveying in which shape of earth is taken into account is called as......
Geodetic Surveying
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4. The length and number of links in a surveyor's chain is equal to :
66 ft, 100 links
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5. Least count of Matric chain is.......
20 cm
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6. What is the length of Engineer's chain ?
100 feet
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7. Choose the correct length of metric chain from the following.
20 m
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8. Choose the correct length of Metric chain from the following.
20 m
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9. What is the Count for links in 20 m Matric chain ?
100
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10. What is the count for links in 30 M Metric chain ?
150
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11. What is the length of Guntur's chain ?
66 ft
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12. What is the count for links of Guntur's chain ?
100
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13. What is the chainage of point B, if a chainage of point A is 2093.335 m and the horizontal distance between A and B is 237 m.
2330.335
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14. What is the Chainage of point B, if a Chainage of point A is 2500 m and the horizontal distance between A and B is 349.565 M
2849.565
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15. You measure 20.355 m distance with metric chain.
False
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16. You measure 15.40 m distance with metric chain.
True
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17. You measure 25.50 m distance with metric chain.
False
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18. In Metric chain, 1 m distance is demoted by.....
Brass Ring
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19. In metric chain, 5 m distance is demoted by.....
Single pointed tally Mark
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20. In Metric chain, 10m distance is demoted by.....
Two pointed tally mark
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21. How many Tally marks are there in 20 m chain
3
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22. How many two pointed Tally marks are there in 20 m chain
1
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23. An imaginary line joining points of same reduce level is called as......
Contour
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24. Closed lines with contour values increasing inside represents.....
Hill
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25. Closed lines with contour values decreasing inside represents.....
Vally
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26. The length of Survey line measured with 30 M chain was found to be 650 M .calculate the true length of line if the chain was 15 CM longer.
653.25
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27. Which type of chain is 100 ft long ?
Engineer's Chain
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28. If the length measured with 20 m chain is found as 435 M and later the chain found 10 cm short. what will be the correct length ?
432.825
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29. If the length measured with 20 m chain is found as 1445.5 M and later the chain found 12 CM short. what will be the correct length ?
1436.827
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30. The length of Survey line measured with 30 M chain was found to be 267 M calculate the true length of line if the chain was 7.5 CM longer.
267.67
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31. The length of a line measured by means of a 20 m chain was found to be 610.2 M known to be 612.0 M what was the actual length of chain ?
20.066
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32. The longest line dividing total area in two parts, is known as.......
Base line
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33. Which instrument is used in Chain surveying ?
All of these
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34. The line joining the main survey stations is known as.....
Main Survey line
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35. 1 nautical mile is equal to......M
1852
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36. The lines which are run in the field to check the accuracy of the work is called as.....
Proof Lines
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37. Error due to change in temperature in changing is........
Cummulative +ve or -ve
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38. "Georeferencing" in Surveying involves :
Assigning geographic coordinates to a map or survey data
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39. A " Contour Map " is used to :
Show the elevation changes across a landscape
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40. A "Survey benchmark " is....
A point of known elevation used as a reference for leveling
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41. A "Topographic Survey" is performed to :
Map the surface features and contours of the land
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42. In a "chain survey," the chain used is typically:
20 meters long
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43. In a "Traverse Survey," "Closure" refers to:
The process of ensuring that the survey returns to the starting points
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44. In a "Survey report," the "Data sheets" contain :
The recorded measurement and observations from the field
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45. In a survey drawing, the "Legend" is used to:
Explain the symbols and abbreviations used
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46. In a topographic survey, contour lines represent:
The elevation of the terrain
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47. In civil engineering drawings, a "detail view" is used to:
Show a specific part of the structure at a larger scale
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48. In surveying, "error of Closure" is:
The discrepancy between the measured and actual values
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49. In surveying, "differential leveling" involves:
Measuring the difference in elevation between two points
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50. In surveying, "triangulation" used to:
Determined positions based on known angles from a base line
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51. In surveying, a "traverse" involves:
A series of connected lines forming a closed loop to determine positional accuracy
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52. In surveying, the term "azimuth" refers to:
A Horizontal angle measured clockwise from a reference direction
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53. In surveying, the term "bearing" refers to:
The direction of a line relative to a reference direction
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54. In surveying, the term "error" refers to:
All of the Above
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55. In surveying, the term "levelling staff" refers to:
The graduated rod used to measure the height of points
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56. In surveying, what does "triangulation" refer to ?
Determining positions using angles from known points
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57. In surveying, what does "reducing" the survey data mean ?
Adjusting measurements to account for errors
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58. In surveying, what is a "control point" ?
A fixed point used as a reference for measurements
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59. The "angular measurement" in surveying typically involves:
Using a theodolite to measure horizontal and vertical angles
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60. The "base line" in triangulation should be:
As Long as possible
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61. The "bearing" of a line is measured relative to:
A reference direction such as north
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62. The "benchmark elevation" is used as a:
Reference point to determine the height of other points
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63. The "contour interval" in a Contour map is:
The vertical distance between adjacent contour line
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64. The "datum" in surveying refers to:
The reference point for elevations
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65. The "distance measurement" in surveying can be achieved using:
All Of the above
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66. The "field book" in surveying is used to:
Record observations and measurements taken during a survey
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67. The "field work" in surveying includes:
Taking measurements and observations at the Survey site
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68. The "geodtic" method of Surveying is Concerned with:
Measuring the shape and size of the earth
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69. The "height of instrument" in leveling reference to:
The height at which the leveling instrument is set
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70. The "hydrographic survey" is conducted to:
Measure and map bodies of water, including depths and features
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71. The "instrumental error" in surveying refers to:
Errors caused by the surveying instrument itself
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72. The "method of co-ordinates" in surveying involves:
Using a co-ordinate system to define positions on a map
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73. The "odolite" is used to:
Measure angles in both horizontal and vertical planes
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74. The "optical leveling" method uses:
A leveling instrument to measure height differences
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75. The "parallax error" occurs when:
The viewing angle of the instrument affects the measurement
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76. The "plane table" in surveying is used to:
Plot survey data directly onto a drawing sheet
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77. The "reciprocal leveling" level in method is most useful for:
Measuring height differences over long distances
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78. The "reduced level" in leveling is:
The height of a point relative to a reference plane
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79. The "resection" method is surveying involves:
Determining the location of an unknown Point by observing angles from known points
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80. The "slope" in surveying refers to:
The angle of incline or decline of the land
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81. The "survey adjustment" process is used to:
Correct errors and discrepancies in survey measurements
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82. The "tape measure" in surveying is used to:
Measure linear distances is directly
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83. The "topographic survey" is used to:
Map and analyze the physical features of the land
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84. The "total station" combines which two types of Surveying instruments ?
Theodolite and EDM (electronic distance measuring)
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85. The "traverse closure" is used to:
Check the accuracy of a closed traverse survey
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86. The "traverse error" is the difference between:
The calculated and actual distance in a closed traverse loop
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87. The "traverse Survey" ensures:
Accurate positional data by connecting multiple points
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