43. |
Local attraction in compass surveying may exist due to
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A. |
incorrect levelling of the magnetic needle |
B.
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loss of magnetism of the needle |
C.
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friction of the needle at the pivot
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D.
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presence of magnetic substances near the instrument
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Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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44. |
Normal tension is that pull which
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A. |
is used at the time of standardising the tape |
B.
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neutralizes the effect due to pull and sag |
C.
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makes the correction due to sag equal to zero
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D.
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makes the correction due to pull equal to zero
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Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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45. |
Refraction correction
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A. |
completely eliminates curvature correction |
B.
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partially eliminates curvature correction |
C.
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adds to the curvature correction
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D.
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has no effect on curvature correction
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Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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46. |
Select the correct statement.
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A. |
A contour is not necessarily a closed curve. |
B.
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A contour represents a ridge line if the concave side of lower value con¬tour lies towards the higher value contour. |
C.
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Two contours of different elevations do not cross each other except in case of an overhanging cliff.
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D.
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All of the above statements are correct.
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Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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47. |
Select the correct statement.
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A. |
Contour interval on any map is kept constant. |
B.
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Direct method of contouring is cheap¬er than indirect method. |
C.
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Inter-visibility of points on a contour map cannot be ascertained.
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D.
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Slope of a hill cannot be determined with the help of contours.
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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48. |
Select the incorrect statement.
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A. |
The true meridians at different places are parallel to each other. |
B.
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The true meridian at any place is not variable. |
C.
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The true meridians converge to a point in northern and southern hemispheres.
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D.
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The maps prepared by national survey departments of any country are based on true meridians.
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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