From the closed traverse shown below, compute the following:

LINE LENGTH AZIMUTH FROM NORTH

A-B 301.563 160.5652
B-C 323.1031
C-D 810.760 236.0214
D-E 549.699 56.6597
E-F 223.3787
F-A 1126.009 61.0518
Compute the length of line B-C
a. 567.06 b. 576.05 c. 654.43 d. 632.29
Compute the length of line EF
a. 745.43 b. 747.43 c. 754.32 d. 774.76
Compute the area enclosed by the traverse.
a. 15.34 b. 14.53 c. 13.32 d. 14.22
From the closed traverse shown below, compute the following:
AZIMUTH FROM
LINE LENGTH SOUTH
A-B 571.476 155.7671
B-C 781.570
C-D 613.319 293.0007
D-E 59.5098
E-F 682.929 129.0820
F-A 383.552 239.4649

Compute the length of line DE

a. 834.20 b. 867.23 c. 887.13 d. 843.23
Compute the azimuth from South of line BC
a. 305.76 b. 304.21 c. 306.39 d. 308.32
Compute the area enclosed by the traverse
a. 58.45 b. 56.43 c. 57.68 d. 58.98

from the given compound data of a seven sided lot

LINE ADJ. DEP ADJ LAT DMD
AB 425.373 1220.165
BC 547.106
CD 1270.521 -679.292 4661.657
DE 519.354
EF -1073.911
FG 783.560 3287.885
GA -1046.738 -92.168

Compute the length of line FG

a. 1428.5 b. 143.24 c. 141.5 d. 145.43
Compute the length of line EF
a. 1643.64 b. 1623.23 c. 1634.56 d. 1640.91
Compute the area enclosed by th traverse
a. 485.43 b. 480.23 c. 487.45 d. 490.37

A 50 m. tape of standard length has a weight of 0.05 kg/m, with a cross sectional area of 0.04 sq.cm. It has a
modulus of elasticity of 2.10 x 10^6 kg/cm2. The tape is of standard length under a pull of 5.5 kg when
supported throughout this length of 200C. This tape was used to a measure a distance between A and B was
recorded to be 558.65 m. long. At the time of measurement the pull applied was 7.5kg. with the tape
supported only at its end points and the temperature observed was 180C. Assuming coefficient of linear
expansion of the tape is 0.0000116 m/0C.
Compute the correction due to the applied pull of 7.5kg.
a. 0.0106 b. -0.0133 c. 0.0133 d. -0.0106
Compute the correction due to weight of tape.
a. 0.246 b. 0.013 c. -0.013 d. -0.246
Compute the true length of the measured line AB due to the combined effects of tension, sag. and
temperature.
a. 556.010 b. 556.102 c. 556.126 d. 561.198
The following data observed are the difference in between BM 1 and BM2 by running a line of levels over four
different routes.

route diff. in Elev. PE

1 340.59 2
2 340.39 3
3 340.22 2
4 340.3 4
5 340.26 6
6 340.32 8
What is the weight of route 5 assuming weight of route 1 is equal to 1.
a. 1/16 b. 1/4 c. 4/3 d. 1/9
Determine the most probable value of diff. in elevation.
a. 340.37 b. 340.324 c. 340.386 d. 340.657
If the elevation of BM1 is 650.42 m .what is the elevation of BM2 assuming it is higher than BM1
a. 990.806 b. 990.744 c. 990.79 d. 991.077
The weight of an angle is assumed to be proportional to the number of times it has been repeated. Five angles
in a five sided figure are measured with the following results.
Angle Observed Value No. of Repetitions
A 86’15’18’’ 6
B 134’44’33’’ 2
C 75’48’34’’ 6
D 167’02’04’’ 6
E 76’08’48’’ 4

Compute the adjusted value of angle D.

 a. 167’02’9.73’’ b. 167’02’8.73’ c. 167’02’6.43’’ d. 167’02’5.76’’
Compute the adjusted value of angle B
a. 134’44’45.2’’ b. 134’44’50.2’’ c. 134’44’40.2’’ d. 134’44’55.2’’
Compute the adjusted value of angle C
a. 75’48’37.33’’ b. 75’48’33.33’’ c. 75’48’39.73’’ d. 75’48’36.33’’
A four cornered lot has the following azimuth and distances with unknown non adjacent sides.
Boundary Azimuth Distance
1-2 12 300m
2-3 128
3-4 192 150m
4-1 260
Compute the missing side4-1
a. 181.42m b. 118.79 c. 191.83 d. 147.54
Compute the area of the lot in acres.
a. 12.55 b. 9.35 c. 11.56 d. 18.31
If the lot is to be subdivided in to two lots having a ratio of 2:3, the smaller lot being on the southeast portion,
compute the dividing line.
a. 347m b. 479 c. 198 d. 251
These are long sights that can be taken greater accuracy than using the stadia method
a. Intercept b. merits c. precision d. subtends
It is the difference between the most probable value of the quantity and its observed value.
a. Normal error b. mistakes c. most probable error d. residual error
The following are used for base line measurements except:
a. Straining device b. thermometer c. stakes d. vernier
A line of levels is run from BM1 to BM2 which is 12km long. Elevation of BM1 was found out to be 100m and that
of the BM2 is 125.382m. Backsignt and foresight distances were 150m and 100m respectively
Calculate the number of set-ups to be used.
a. 21 b. 20 c. 48 d. 35
Determine the corrected elevation of BM2 considering the effect of curvature and refraction.
a. 129.55 b. 125.34 c. 117.83 d. 113.97
If during the leveling process the line of sight is inclined downward by 0.004m in distance of 10m, what would
be the corrected elevation of BM2?
A. 117.55 B. 133.19 c. 126.34 d. 184.22
A survey was measured on sloping ground and recorded as 117.84m. The difference between the ends was
5.88m. The tape used was later found to be 30.66m when compared with a standard of 30.48m. calculate the
horizontal length of the line.
a. 118.38m b. 154.79 c. 134.48 d. 121.76
A steel tape with coefficient of linear expansion of 0.0000116 per 0C known to be 50m long at 200C. The tape
was used to measure a line which was found to be 532.28m long and when the temperature was 35 0C
Find the temperature correction per tape length
a. 0.0055 b. 0.0044 c. 0.0078 d. 0.0021
Find the temperature correction for the measured line.
a. 0.0816 b. 0.0926 c. 0.0718 d. 0.0619
Find the correct length of the line
a. 532.62 b. 532.86 c. 532.29 d. 532.37
A line level was run from point 5 to 6, 8km apart. The average BS and also FS distance was 100m. At every
turning point, the rod settles by 3cm. Find the total error in the recorded elevation of point 6.
a. 1.79m b. 1.44 c. 1.22 d. 1.17
Using 50m tape that is 0.02 too long, the measured distance from A to B is 160.42m. What is the correct
distance from A to B?
a. 170.466 b. 160.484 c. 161.279 d. 162.011
Which of the following is a common mistakes in leveling?
a. Faulty addition and subtraction c. bubble not exactly centered at the instant of sighting
b. Variation in temperature d. rod not held plumb.
In the two peg test of a dumpy level using alternate method, the following observations were taken. Point M is
equidistant from both A and B while P is 2.5m away from the A along the extension of line AB and 79.27m from
B.
Instrument Set up near M instrument Set up near P
Rod reading on A 0.296 1.563
Rod reading on B 0.910 2.140
Find the true difference in elevation between A and B
a. 0.991 b. 0.755 c. 0.841 d. 0.614
Find the error in the rod reading at B with the instrument still at P.
a. 0.105 b. 0.076 c. 0.055 d. 0.038
Find the correct rod reading on B for horizontal line of sight with the instrument still at P.
a. 2.178 b. 2.155 c. 2.147 d. 2.121
A 0.65kg, 50m tape was standardized and supported throughout its whole length anf founs to be 0.00205m
longer at an observed temperature of 31.80C and a pull of 10kN. this tape was used to measure a 4% grade line
which was found to be 662.702m. During measurement, the temperature is 15 0C and the tape was suspended
under a pull of 20kN. E = 200Gpa, cross sectional area of the tape is 3mm^2 and the coefficient of linear
expansion is 0.00001160C
Compute the standard temperature.
a. 28.27 b. 30.24 c. 26.27 d. 32.24
Compute the total correction per tape length.
a. -0.2378 b. +0.2378 c. -0.2187 d. +0.2187
Compute the true horizontal distance
a. 659.46 b. 659.27 c. 659.20 d. 659.35
A line measures 7800m at elevation 900m. the average radius of the curvature in the area is 6400km
Compute the sea level distance.
a. 7768.90 b. 7778.90 c. 7788.90 d. 7798.9
Compute the reduction factor
a. 0.99886 b. 0.99986 c. 0.99686 d. 0.99786
From the measured value of distance AB, the following data were recorded
Data Distance No. of measurements
2 120.68 1
2 120.84 4
3 120.76 6
4 120.64 8

Find the probable weight of data 2.

a. 4 b. 6 c. 8 d. 1
Find the probable error of the mean
a.0.0106 b. 0.0126 c. 0.0146 d. 0.0166
Find the standard deviation.
a. 0.0856 b. 0.0836 c. 0.0816 d. 0.0796
Find the standard error.
a. 0.0187 b. 0.0167 c. 0.0147 d. 0.0137
Find the probable distance of AB
A. 120.72 B. 120.92 C. 120.52 D. 120.32
Considering the effects of curvature and refraction, the difference in elevation of point B and C is found out to
be 111.356m. From point A, the angle of elevation of B is 18030’ and that of C is 8015’. A is between B and C.
If C is 2000m from A, how far is B from C
a. 1.6km b. 1.4 c. 1.2 d. 1.0
Find the elevation of A if elevation of B is 450m
a. 48.79m b. 48.59 c. 48.19 d. 48.39
Two hills A and C have elevations of 600m and 800m repectively. In between A andC, is hill B which has an
elevation of 705m. B is located 12km from A and 10km from C. determine the clearance or obstruction of the
line of sight if an observer is at A so that C will be visible from A
a. 3.95m(obstruction) b. 3.95m (clearance) c. 3.75m (obstruction) d. 3.75m (clearance)
A field in in the form of regular pentagon. The directions of the bounding sides were surveyed with an assumed
meridian 50 to the right of the true north and south meridian. As surveyed, the bearing of one side Ab is
N33020’W.
Compute the true bearing of line CD
a. S65020’E b. S66020’E c. S64020’E d. S63020’E
Compute the true azimuth of Line BC.
a. 220040’ b. 221040’ c. 222040’ d. 223040’
From the data below:
line latitude Departure
AB -36.13 -25.77
BC 74.56 -115.93
CD 12.82 0.39
DE 19.90 61.74
EA -68.40 69.57

Solve for area by transit rule

a. 6753.29m^2 b. 6726.62 c. 6726.29 d. 6753.62
Solve for area by compass rule.
a. 6753.29m^2 b. 6726.62 c. 6726.29 d. 6753.62