Surveying

Study online at quizlet.com/_k0cpq

1.

A scale of 1:200 in surveying terms is 1

centimeter equal to ___ meters.

2.

2 Million

Using the 4-3-2-1 rule (depth rule), a

hectare belonging to different owners
was sold for P5,000,000.00, what is
the share of lot owners owning the first
quarter abutting the road?

3.

10 SQ.M.

In the old Spanish titles, the unit of

one (1) is equivalent to ______.

4.

29,300 sq.m.

A tract of agricultural land measuring

2 hectares, 86 ares and 700 cent-ares
has a total area of __________.

B. 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?
a. As a basis for determining the cost
of land development
b. As a basis for establishing points
and locating the land boundaries
c. As a basis for designing the
drainage system
d. As a basis for planning the road
network

B. BEARING AND
AZIMUTH

The following are the 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. Meters and bounds

5.

6.

7.

Bearing and
Distance from lot
point

The Technical description in the TCT

of real property can be readily plotted
on a sheet of paper by using the what
data?

Bureau of Lands
Location
Monument

BLLM is a survey acronym which

means

9.

C. N 92 deg. 37'40 'E

In an approved lot plan, you will never

find a direction described as:
a. N 78 deg. 27" E
b. S 01 deg. 78" W
c. N 92 deg. 37'40 'E
d. Due North

10.

CONTOUR

Topographic map is a survey plan

indicating the elevation and _______
of the property.

11.

Contour lines

Lines are lines in a topographic map

which indicate the elevation of the
terrain at various sections of the land.

8.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

CURVLINEAR
LAYOUT

A subdivision plan prepared for a rolling

terrain condition is called________.

CYLINDRICAL
CONCRETE

A standard term used to fixed object or as

reference point established and set by a
Geodetic Engineer to identify the land
boundaries

DISTANCE

To plot a given property , the basic data

needed are the bearing (angular degrees)
and _________ in the lot descriptions.

E. ANY OF
THE ABOVE

A land survey always uses a reference point

which could be:
a. Bureau of Lands Location Monument
b. Municipal Location Movement
c. Provincial Boundary Monument
d. City Boundary Monument
e. Any of the above

E. BEARING
AND
DISTANCES
FROM LOT
POINTS

The technical description in the TCT of a

real property can be readily plotted on a
sheet of paper by using the following data:
a. Bearing and lot points
b. Bearing and tie line
c. BLLM and lot points
d. BLLM and tie lines
e. Bearing and distances from lot points

GEODETIC
ENGENEER

A professional person who determines the

shape, contour and measurement of land.

GEODETIC
SURVEY

A kind of survey where the shape of the

earth is taken into account in computing the
results is known as_______.

LOCATION
MAP

A map that shows the location of the

property, indicating known landmarks such
as church, bridge, school, commercial
establishment and name of roadways
leading to the property.

Location
monument

______ are fixed objects and points

established by the surveyors to establish
land locations.

ORIGINAL
SURVEY

________ the first survey undertaken on a

piece of land to determine its technical
description, area and relative location with
other lands.

PHOTOGRAMMETRY
SURVEY

________ is a kind of surveying in which photographs are used to determine configuration of land, manmade and natural features.

23.

Psd

Survey symbols that represent the subdivision survey by private geodetic engineer.

24.

RECTANGULAR

Gridiron layout refers to a subdivision plan where the resulting blocks are _____ in shape.

25.

Terrain

Topographic map is a survey plan indicating the elevation and ________ of the property

26.

TIE LINE

Refers to an imaginary line connecting from a reference point to point "1" of any given lot plan.

27.

TIE LINE

_______ refers to an imaginary line connecting from a reference point to point "1" of any given lot plan.

28.

Topographic survey

Methods of identifying the boundaries of a parcel of land by placing stakes or pins in the ground or by pointing
marks on stone wall or rocks. RELOCATION SURVEY

22.