Chain & Tape Survey PYQs, Surveying PYQs, Gujarat Civil Engineering Class 3 Previous Year Asked Questions

In chain surveying field work is limited to

A) Angular measurement only

B) Both linear and angular measurement

C) Linear measurements only

D) None of above

C) Linear measurements only


For ranging a survey line, minimum number of ranging roads required are

A) 2

B) 3

C) 4

D) 5

B) 3


A well conditioned triangle should not have angles more than

A) 30°

B) 60°

C) 45°

D) 120°

D) 120°


Negative errors are caused in chain, when its length is

A) more than the standard length

B) less than the standard length

C) equal to the standard length

D) uncertain

A) more than the standard length


30 m chain was used to measure a line AB which was found to be 205 m long. If the chain was found to be 2 cm too long, then the actual length of the line AB is

A) 203.86

B) 204.86

C) 205.13

D) 206

C) 205.13


In chain surveying, perpendiculars to the chain line are set out by

A) A theodolite

B) A prismatic compass

C) A clinometer

D) An optical square

D) An optical square


Number of links per meter length of a chain are

A) 2

B) 8

C) 5

D) 10

C) 5


Ranging is defined as

A) Measuring the distance from starting point

B) Establishing intermediate points on a chain line

C) The distance between endpoints

D) A point in chain line

B) Establishing intermediate points on a chain line


The accuracy of measurement in chain surveying does not depend upon

A) length of the offset

B) scale of the plotting

C) importance of the features

D) general layout of the chain lines

D) general layout of the chain lines


The limiting length of an offset does not depend upon

A) accuracy of the work

B) method of setting out perpendiculars

C) scale of plotting

D) indefinite features to be surveyed

D) indefinite features to be surveyed



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