𝑆𝑆𝐶 𝐽𝐸 𝐶𝐼𝑉𝐼𝐿 − 𝑆𝑢𝑟𝑣𝑒𝑦𝑖𝑛𝑔

Que.69 The surface of zero elevation around the earth, which is slightly
irregular and curved is known as
a)Mean sea level
b)Good Surface
c)Level Surface
d)Horizontal Surface
Que.69 The surface of zero elevation around the earth, which is slightly
irregular and curved is known as
a)Mean sea level
b)Good Surface
c)Level Surface
d)Horizontal Surface
Que.70 The sensitiveness of a level tube decreases if _______.
a)Radius of curvature of its inner surface is increased.
b)Diameter of the tube is increased.
c)Length of the vapour bubble increased.
d)Both viscosity and surface tension are increased.
Que.70 The sensitiveness of a level tube decreases if _______.
a)Radius of curvature of its inner surface is increased.
b)Diameter of the tube is increased.
c)Length of the vapour bubble increased.
d)Both viscosity and surface tension are increased.
Que.71 Calculate the combined correction curvature and refraction (in
m) for a distance of 2 km.
a)0.045
b)0.135
c)0.269
d)3.14
Que.71 Calculate the combined correction curvature and refraction (in
m) for a distance of 2 km.
a)0.045
b)0.135
c)0.269
d)3.14
Que.72 Which of the following levelling method is used to determine
the difference of elevation of two points that are quite apart ?
a)Check levelling
b)Fly Levelling
c)Reciprocal Levelling
d)Simple Levelling
Que.72 Which of the following levelling method is used to determine
the difference of elevation of two points that are quite apart ?
a)Check levelling
b)Fly Levelling
c)Reciprocal Levelling
d)Simple Levelling
Que.73 Which of the following are correct for sensitivity of the bubble
tube ?
a)Sensitivity decrease with increase in internal radius of the tube.
b)Sensitivity decrease with increase in diameter of the tube.
c)Sensitivity increase with decrease in length of the tube
d)Sensitivity increase with decrease in viscosity of the liquid.
Que.73 Which of the following are correct for sensitivity of the bubble
tube ?
a)Sensitivity decrease with increase in internal radius of the tube.
b)Sensitivity decrease with increase in diameter of the tube.
c)Sensitivity increase with decrease in length of the tube
d)Sensitivity increase with decrease in viscosity of the liquid.
Que.74 Calculate the curvature correction (in m) if distance between
the instrument and staff is 500 m.
a)0.0196
b)-0.0196
c)0.0028
d)-0.0028
Que.74 Calculate the curvature correction (in m) if distance between
the instrument and staff is 500 m.
a)0.0196
b)-0.0196
c)0.0028
d)-0.0028
Que.75 Which of the following is the CORRECT ratio of refraction
correction to curvature correction ?
a)1/4
b)1/6
c)1/7
d)1/9
Que.75 Which of the following is the CORRECT ratio of refraction
correction to curvature correction ?
a)1/4
b)1/6
c)1/7
d)1/9
Que.76 The height of any point with respect to mean sea level is called
a)Bench mark
b)Datum
c)Level surface
d)Reduced Level
Que.76 The height of any point with respect to mean sea level is called
a)Bench mark
b)Datum
c)Level surface
d)Reduced Level
Que.77 Calculate the reduced level (m) of a point A, if the staff readings
at the point A and benchmark are 2.8 and 2.5 m respectively. The
reduced level of the benchmark is 100 m.
a)97.22
b)99.7
c)100.3
d)105.3
Que.77 Calculate the reduced level (m) of a point A, if the staff readings
at the point A and benchmark are 2.8 and 2.5 m respectively. The
reduced level of the benchmark is 100 m.
a)97.22
b)99.7
c)100.3
d)105.3
Que.78 Which of the following is true for the correction for curvature ?
a)It is proportional to the distance between the staff and instrument.
b)It is always negative and proportion to square of distance between
the staff and instrument.
c)It is always positive and proportion to square of distance between the
staff and instrument.
d)It is always positive and proportion to the distance between the staff
and instrument.
Que.78 Which of the following is true for the correction for curvature ?
a)It is proportional to the distance between the staff and instrument.
b)It is always negative and proportion to square of distance between
the staff and instrument.
c)It is always positive and proportion to square of distance between the
staff and instrument.
d)It is always positive and proportion to the distance between the staff
and instrument.
Que.79 The difference between the last reduced level and the first
reduced level is equal to ______.
a)Difference between the sum of back sights and intermediate sights.
b)Difference between the sum of back sights and reduced level of
benchmark.
c)Difference between the sum of back sights and fore sights
d)Difference between the sum of back sights and height of instrument.
Que.79 The difference between the last reduced level and the first
reduced level is equal to ______.
a)Difference between the sum of back sights and intermediate sights.
b)Difference between the sum of back sights and reduced level of
benchmark.
c)Difference between the sum of back sights and fore sights
d)Difference between the sum of back sights and height of instrument.
Que.80 What should be the height (m) of a light house, so that it can
be visible from a distance of 3 km ?
a)0.101
b)0.605
c)0.673
d)0.707
Que.80 What should be the height (m) of a light house, so that it can
be visible from a distance of 3 km ?
a)0.101
b)0.605
c)0.673
d)0.707
Que.81 Calculate the true reduced level (m) of a point. A after
correcting the refraction and curvature. The staff reading at the point
taken from an instrument set at a distance of 2 km from the point A is
2.56 m the staff reading from the same station on a bench mark of
reduced level is 100 m is 1.34 m.
a)98.51
b)99.78
c)99.05
d)101.3
Que.81 Calculate the true reduced level (m) of a point. A after
correcting the refraction and curvature. The staff reading at the point
taken from an instrument set at a distance of 2 km from the point A is
2.56 m the staff reading from the same station on a bench mark of
reduced level is 100 m is 1.34 m.
a)98.51
b)99.78
c)99.05
d)101.3
Que.82 Correction of length due to reduction to mean sea level is ____.
a)Directly proportional to measured length
b)Directly proportional to radius of the earth
c)Inversely proportional to measured length
d)Inversely proportional to height above mean sea level.
Que.82 Correction of length due to reduction to mean sea level is ____.
a)Directly proportional to measured length
b)Directly proportional to radius of the earth
c)Inversely proportional to measured length
d)Inversely proportional to height above mean sea level.
Que.83 How much refraction correction (in m) is required for a distance
of 500 m ?
a)0.0028
b)0.0056
c)5.61
d)2850
Que.83 How much refraction correction (in m) is required for a distance
of 500 m ?
a)0.0028
b)0.0056
c)5.61
d)2850
Que.84 Which of the following expression is used for calculation of RL
of a point ?
a)Height of instrument minus back sight
b)Height of instrument plus fore sight
c)Reduced level of previous point minus fore sight
d)Reduced level of previous point minus fall
Que.84 Which of the following expression is used for calculation of RL
of a point ?
a)Height of instrument minus back sight
b)Height of instrument plus fore sight
c)Reduced level of previous point minus fore sight
d)Reduced level of previous point minus fall
Que.85 The length of the tangent of a curve whose radius is R and the
angle of deflection △ is :
a) R tan △/2
b) 2R sin△/2
c) 2R tan △/2
d) R sin △/2
Que.85 The length of the tangent of a curve whose radius is R and the
angle of deflection △ is :
a) R tan △/2
b) 2R sin△/2
c) 2R tan △/2
d) R sin △/2
Que.86 Point of tangency is the _______.
a)Beginning of the curve
b)End of the curve
c)Common point where the radius change
d)Common point where the radius and direction changes.
Que.86 Point of tangency is the _______.
a)Beginning of the curve
b)End of the curve
c)Common point where the radius change
d)Common point where the radius and direction changes.
Que.87 A curve whose radius varies from infinity to a certain value is
called ____.
a)Compound curve
b)Circular curve
c)Reverse curve
d)Transition curve
Que.87 A curve whose radius varies from infinity to a certain value is
called ____.
a)Compound curve
b)Circular curve
c)Reverse curve
d)Transition curve
Que.88 Which of the following is CORRECT for the length of the curve ?
a)It is inversely proportional to radius of the curve.
b)It is inversely proportional to square radius of the curve.
c)It is proportional to deflection angle.
d)It is proportional to degree of the curve.
Que.88 Which of the following is CORRECT for the length of the curve ?
a)It is inversely proportional to radius of the curve.
b)It is inversely proportional to square radius of the curve.
c)It is proportional to deflection angle.
d)It is proportional to degree of the curve.
Que.89 Calculate the length (m) tangent of a 5 degree curve, if the
deflection angle is 60 degree.
a)172.5
b)198.6
c)390
d)596
Que.89 Calculate the length (m) tangent of a 5 degree curve, if the
deflection angle is 60 degree.
a)172.5
b)198.6
c)390
d)596
Que.90 What is the degree of the curve is (in degree) of a radius of 573
m using chain of 20 m length ?
a)1
b)2
c)3
d)4
Que.90 What is the degree of the curve is (in degree) of a radius of 573
m using chain of 20 m length ?
a)1
b)2
c)3
d)4
Que. 91 Calculate the length (m) of the longer chord of 250 m radius
curve having deflection angle of 90 degree.
a)250
b)353.6
c)392.7
d)500
Que. 91 Calculate the length (m) of the longer chord of 250 m radius
curve having deflection angle of 90 degree.
a)250
b)353.6
c)392.7
d)500
Que.92 If the formation level of a highway a uniform gradient for a
particular length and the ground is also having a longitudinal slope, the
earthwork may be calculated by
a)Mid – section formula
b)Trapezoidal formula
c)Prismoidal formula
d)All options are correct
Que.92 If the formation level of a highway a uniform gradient for a
particular length and the ground is also having a longitudinal slope, the
earthwork may be calculated by
a)Mid – section formula
b)Trapezoidal formula
c)Prismoidal formula
d)All options are correct
Que.93 The assumption on which the trapezoidal formula for volumes
is based, is ______
a)The end sections are parallel planes
b)The mid – area of a pyramid is half the average of the ends
c)The volume of the prismoidal is overestimated and hence a
prismoidal correction is applied.
d)All options are correct.
Que.93 The assumption on which the trapezoidal formula for volumes
is based, is ______
a)The end sections are parallel planes
b)The mid – area of a pyramid is half the average of the ends
c)The volume of the prismoidal is overestimated and hence a
prismoidal correction is applied.
d)All options are correct.
Que.94 Calculate the volume of the embankment (in cube metre) using
trapezoidal method, if the cross sectional area of the three sections of
an embankment at an interval of 30 m are 20 square metres, 40 square
metres and 50 square metres.
a)1100
b)1150
c)2250
d)2350
Que.94 Calculate the volume of the embankment (in cube metre) using
trapezoidal method, if the cross sectional area of the three sections of
an embankment at an interval of 30 m are 20 square metres, 40 square
metres and 50 square metres.
a)1100
b)1150
c)2250
d)2350
Que.95 The cross section areas of three sections of an embankment at
an interval of 40 m are 10 square metres, 15 square metres and 35
square metres. Calculate the quantity of earthwork for the
embankment use prismoidal method.
a)1200
b)1400
c)1500
d)2400
Que.95 The cross section areas of three sections of an embankment at
an interval of 40 m are 10 square metres, 15 square metres and 35
square metres. Calculate the quantity of earthwork for the
embankment use prismoidal method.
a)1200
b)1400
c)1500
d)2400
Que.96 Which of the following method estimate the best volume of
earthwork of an irregular embankment ?
a)Average ordinate method
b)Mid – ordinate method
c)Simpson’s method
d)Trapezoidal method
Que.96 Which of the following method estimate the best volume of
earthwork of an irregular embankment ?
a)Average ordinate method
b)Mid – ordinate method
c)Simpson’s method
d)Trapezoidal method
Que.97 The areas included by contour lines for a proposed dam are given as
CONTOUR 410 420 430 440 450
(m)
AREA 205 120 145 195 135
(HECTARES)

Calculate the capacity (cube meter) of the dam by trapezoidal method.

a)42000000
b)53000000
c)70000000
d)80000000
Que.97 The areas included by contour lines for a proposed dam are given as
CONTOUR 410 420 430 440 450
(m)
AREA 205 120 145 195 135
(HECTARES)

Calculate the capacity (cube meter) of the dam by trapezoidal method.

a)42000000
b)53000000
c)70000000
d)80000000
Que.98 Calculate the volume of the earthwork (in cubic meter) using
trapezoidal method if the cross section areas of the three section of
embankment at an interval of 20 m are 40 square meters, 50 square
meters and 80 square meters.
a)1067
b)1700
c)2200
d)3200
Que.98 Calculate the volume of the earthwork (in cubic meter) using
trapezoidal method if the cross section areas of the three section of
embankment at an interval of 20 m are 40 square meters, 50 square
meters and 80 square meters.
a)1067
b)1700
c)2200
d)3200
Que.99 Calculate the quantity of the earth work in cube meter for a
canal embankment of 100 m long having cross section areas at the two
section are 20 square meters and 80 square meters use trapezoidal
method
a)2000
b)5000
c)7000
d)10000
Que.99 Calculate the quantity of the earth work in cube meter for a
canal embankment of 100 m long having cross section areas at the two
section are 20 square meters and 80 square meters use trapezoidal
method
a)2000
b)5000
c)7000
d)10000
Que.100 Using prismoidal method, what is volume (cubic metre) of
earthwork required for 10 m deep pit, if the top and bottom dimension
are 4m × 8m and 8m × 16m respectively ?
a)678.34
b)746.67
c)800
d)1493.33
Que.100 Using prismoidal method, what is volume (cubic metre) of
earthwork required for 10 m deep pit, if the top and bottom dimension
are 4m × 8m and 8m × 16m respectively ?
a)678.34
b)746.67
c)800
d)1493.33