SECTION 1 4

1. Presidential Decree No. 1529 is also known as ____________.

a. Property Registration Decree
c. Friar Lands Act
b. Cadastral Act
d. Commonwealth Act
2. What survey is made for the purpose of determining the geographic positions of reference points of cadastral projects and other expansive
isolated surveys?
a. Cadastral Land Surveys
c. Conversion Surveys
b. Geodetic Surveys
d. Government Land Surveys
3. All original surveys of lands administered by or belonging to the National Government or any of its branches pursuant to the provisions of
Friar Lands Act No. 1120, as amended; Act No. 3038; or similar acts which may hereafter be enacted.
a. Public Land Surveys
c. Government Land Surveys
b. Private Land Surveys
d. Cadastral Land Surveys
4. All surveys converting graphical cadastral lots into numerical cadastral lots computed and plotted in the system of the cadastral project.
a. Cadastral Land Surveys
c. Conversion Surveys
b. Geodetic Surveys
d. Government Land Surveys
5. All original surveys that includes subdivision, consolidation/subdivision of decreed, patented, or titled properties.
a. Public Land Surveys
c. Government Land Surveys
b. Private Land Surveys
d. Cadastral Land Surveys
6. All original surveys of lands of the public domain classified as alienable or disposable pursuant to the provisions of the public land laws.
a. Government Land Surveys
c. Private Land Surveys
b. Cadastral Land Surveys
d. Public Land Surveys
7. All original surveys of lands claimed or owned by individuals, partnership, corporations, or any other form of organization, undertaken for
use in original land registration proceedings pursuant to the provisions of Presidential Decree No. 1529.
a. Public Land Surveys
b. Private Land Surveys

c. Government Land Surveys

d. Cadastral Land Surveys

8. All surveys of extensive areas consisting of several lots for cadastral registration proceedings, agricultural development, or for any
purpose.
a. Public Land Surveys
c. Government Land Surveys
b. Private Land Surveys
d. Cadastral Land Surveys
9. The establishment of the national geodetic network shall be in accordance with the specification of _________________ of NAMRIA
which follows international standards.
a. Coast Survey Department
c. Geodetic Survey Department
b. Coast & Geodetic Survey Department
d. Geodetic Survey & Coast Department
10. What does NAMRIA stand for?
a. National Mapping Resource Information Authority
b. National Mapping and Resource Information Authority
c. National Mapping Resource Information Agency
d. National Mapping and Resource Information Agency
SECTION 273 304
1. Boundary lines of parcels shall be marked with concrete monuments at intervals not to exceed ___________ in length.
a. 250 meters
c. 750 meters
b. 500 meters
d. 1000 meters
2. Standard concrete monuments shall be made of how many parts of gravel or broken stone?
a. 1 part
c. 3 parts
b. 2 parts
d. 4 parts
3. The _________________________ shall be consulted on the minimum widths of roadways within residential subdivisions.
a. Department of Public Works and Highways
c. Sangguniang Bayan
b. Local Government Planning & Development Officer
d. Sangguniang Barangay
4. The _________________________ shall be consulted on the widths and center lines of existing public highways or roads those to be
constructed.
a. Department of Public Works and Highways
c. Sangguniang Bayan
b. Local Government Planning & Development Officer
d. Sangguniang Barangay
5. When the boundary line follows the direction of irregular rice land dikes, monuments shall be placed at the corners situated within an
average interval of not to exceed ______ measured directly from monument to monument.
a. 25 meters
c. 75 meters
b. 50 meters
d. 100 meters
6. What point is to be marked with monuments in right of way of highways or railways?

a. Point of Curvature
b. Point of Tangency

c. Point of Intersection
d. Both a & b

7. Monuments shall be established at the points of _________ between the right-of-way lines and the boundaries of the property.
a. Curvature
c. Intersection
b. Tangency
d. Both a & b
8. The monument shall be in the form of a frustum of a quadrangular pyramid as per design of ______________.
a. Coast & Geodetic Survey Department
c. Department of Public Works and Highways
b. NAMRIA
d. Land Management Bureau
9. Where will the monuments be placed when the claimant insists upon his right to a portion of the proposed right-of-way and the area
claimed by him shall be surveyed and indicated as separate parcel?
a. Lot Line
c. Right-of-way Line
b. All corners
d. None of the above
10. Curvilinear walls of stones, concrete, etc, defining boundaries of properties shall be marked by galvanized iron spikes set at intervals
depending upon the degree of curvature of such walls so as to form chords not less than ___ meter(s) in length.
a. 1
c. 3
b. 2
d. 4