Urban Exam - Surveying with complete solution
Curvilinear Layout
A subdivision plan prepared for a rolling terrain condition
Contour
Topographic map is a survey plan indicating the elevation and ___________________
of the property
2 meters
(1 meter = 200 meters)
A scale of 1:200 in surveying terms is 1 centimeter is equal to _____ meters
Geodetic Survey
A kind of survey where the shape of the earth is taken into account in computing the
results is known as __________________
Tie Line
refers to an imaginary line connecting from a reference point to point "1" of any given lot
plan.
Bearing and azimuth
The following are types of property descriptions ordinarily used in deeds, contracts, offer
to sell and lease, except:
(A. Lot number
B. Bearing and azimuth
C. Monuments
D. Rectangular survey
E. Metes and bounds)
Cylindrical concrete monument
A standard term used to a fixed object or as reference point established and set by a
Geodetic Engineer to identify the land boundaries:
(A. Cylindrical concrete monument
B. Concrete monument
C. Boundary mark
D. Post
E. None of the above)
Psd
Survey symbols that represent the subdivision survey by private geodetic engineer
(A. PCS
B. Phd
C. Pen
D. Psd
E. Bsd)
As a basis for establishing points and locating the land boundaries
Which of the following reasons is not a valid justification to conduct a topographic
survey?
Curvilinear Layout
A subdivision plan prepared for a rolling terrain condition
Contour
Topographic map is a survey plan indicating the elevation and ___________________
of the property
2 meters
(1 meter = 200 meters)
A scale of 1:200 in surveying terms is 1 centimeter is equal to _____ meters
Geodetic Survey
A kind of survey where the shape of the earth is taken into account in computing the
results is known as __________________
Tie Line
refers to an imaginary line connecting from a reference point to point "1" of any given lot
plan.
Bearing and azimuth
The following are types of property descriptions ordinarily used in deeds, contracts, offer
to sell and lease, except:
(A. Lot number
B. Bearing and azimuth
C. Monuments
D. Rectangular survey
E. Metes and bounds)
Cylindrical concrete monument
A standard term used to a fixed object or as reference point established and set by a
Geodetic Engineer to identify the land boundaries:
(A. Cylindrical concrete monument
B. Concrete monument
C. Boundary mark
D. Post
E. None of the above)
Psd
Survey symbols that represent the subdivision survey by private geodetic engineer
(A. PCS
B. Phd
C. Pen
D. Psd
E. Bsd)
As a basis for establishing points and locating the land boundaries
Which of the following reasons is not a valid justification to conduct a topographic
survey?
