surveying MCQs – Page 3

Practise focused surveying questions with marked answers for exam preparation and subject revision.

surveying Mcqs
41. The correction for sag is_________________?
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A. always zero

B. sometimes additive and sometimes subtractive

C. always subtractive

D. always additive

42. The length of a chain is measured from_______________?
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A. centre of one handle to centre of other handle

B. outside of one handle to outside of other handle

C. outside of one handle to inside of other handle

D. inside of one handle to inside of other handle

46. Theodolite is an instrument used for_________________?
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A. tightening the capstan-headed nuts of level tube

B. measurement of horizontal angles only

C. measurement of vertical angles only

D. measurement of both horizontal and vertical angles
50. Which of the following methods of con-touring is most suitable for a hilly terrain ?
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A. tacheometric method

B. direct method

C. cross-sections method

D. square method

51. Local attraction in compass surveying may exist due to________________?
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A. presence of magnetic substances near the instrument

B. loss of magnetism of the needle

C. incorrect levelling of the magnetic needle

D. friction of the needle at the pivot

54. Three point problem can be solved by_________________?
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A. Bessels method

B. all of the above

C. Lehmans method

D. Tracing paper method

55. Which of the following errors can be neutralised by setting the level midway between the two stations ?
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A. error due to curvature only

B. error due to refraction only

C. error due to both curvature and re-fraction

D. none of the above

56. Agate cap is fitted with a_________________?
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A. level

B. prismatic compass

C. chain

D. cross staff

59. Alevel lineis a______________?
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A. horizontal line

B. line passing through the center of cross hairs and the center of eye piece

C. line passing through the objective lens and the eye-piece of a dumpy or tilting level

D. line parallel to the mean spheriodal surface of earth