Day 6 - Surveying
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- Q1The zero of the graduated circle of a prismatic compass is located aSouth endEast endNorth endAny of these40s
- Q2The latitude of an traverse line is obtained by the product of length andSine angleCosecant angleCosine angletangent angle40s
- Q3…..meridian of a place changes its position with timeArbitaryGridNone of theseMagnetic40s
- Q4Magnetic bearing of survey lines at any placeAre always greater than true bearingVary differently in different partsChange systematicallyRemain constant40s
- Q5The line in which plane passing through the given point and the north and south poles intersects the surface of the earth is calledTrue meridianNone of theseArbitrary meridianMagnetic meridian40s
- Q6The convenient direction assumed as a meridian for measuring bearing of survey lines is known asTrue bearingWhole circle bearingArbitrarymagnetic bearing40s
- Q7The horizontal angle between the north meridian and the line measured clockwise is known asReduced bearingTrue bearingNone of theseWhole circel bearing40s
- Q8The circle of contact of earth and the cone of visual rays passing through the point of observation is calledCelestial horizonVisible horizonSensible horizonTrue horizon40s
- Q9Imaginary line passing through points having equal magnetic declination is termed asAgonic lineIsogonic lineIsoclinicNone of these40s
- Q10Which among the following is the back bearing of N 30 EN150 ES 150 WN30ES 30 W40s
- Q11The needle of the magnetic compass is generallty supported on aBush bearingBall bearingJewel bearingNeedle bearing40s
- Q12The true meridian passes throughGeographical polesArbitrary polesLine of collimationMagnetic poles40s
- Q13In a traverse the angle measured clockwise from the preceding survey line to the following survey line is calledHorizontal angleDeflection angleDirect angleVertical angle40s
- Q14Compass survey is suitable where …is the meain considerationTimeTerrainAccuracySpeed40s
- Q15The imaginary line joining the points of zero declination on the surface of the earth isIsogonic lineAgonic lineIsoclinic linemagnetic declination40s