Question 1

Dumpy level was originally designed by:

Accepted Answer

A) Fennel 
B) Heerbrugg 
C) Stanley 
D) Gravatt 
A) Fennel 
B) Heerbrugg 
C) Stanley 
D) Gravatt

Question 2

Which of the below is not common in all levelling equipment?

Accepted Answer

A) Telescope 
B) Level vials 
C) Level rods 
D) Tilting screws 
A) Telescope 
B) Level vials 
C) Level rods 
D) Tilting screws

Question 3

Which of the below methods is used for interpolating contour points between 2 points?

Accepted Answer

A) Arithmetic calculation 
B) Using measuring tapes 
C) Taking pictures of area 
D) Using a theodolite 
A) Arithmetic calculation 
B) Using measuring tapes 
C) Taking pictures of area 
D) Using a theodolite

Question 4

The commonly used squares in the method of a square is:

Accepted Answer

A) 10m x 10m to 5m x 5m 
B) 10m x 10m to 15m x 15m 
C) 5m x 5m to 20m x 20m 
D) 5m x 5m to 10m x 15m 
A) 10m x 10m to 5m x 5m 
B) 10m x 10m to 15m x 15m 
C) 5m x 5m to 20m x 20m 
D) 5m x 5m to 10m x 15m

Question 5

How many types of self-reading staff are available?

Accepted Answer

A) 5 
B) 2 
C) 3 
D) 4 
A) 5 
B) 2 
C) 3 
D) 4

Dumpy level was originally designed by:

Which of the below is not common in all levelling equipment?

Which of the below methods is used for interpolating contour points between 2 points?

The commonly used squares in the method of a square is:

How many types of self-reading staff are available?

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Exam 7: Surveying and Levelling Techniques and Contouring Methods

Dumpy level was originally designed by:

Which of the below is not common in all levelling equipment?

Which of the below methods is used for interpolating contour points between 2 points?

The commonly used squares in the method of a square is:

How many types of self-reading staff are available?

Stones, Sand, and Lime

Cement and Brick Earth - Properties and Testing

Bricks, Trees, and Aggregates

Building Materials and Masonry Techniques

Building Materials and Construction Techniques

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Surveying and Construction

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