Preview Questions Surveyor (Land/Topographical) | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the legal effect of boundary markers that have been modified or moved over time?

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They have no effect if the property owner agrees to the changes

They are only considered valid if approved by the local government

They can affect the validity of the property boundary, depending on legal precedence

They automatically reset the boundary lines

Question 2: Which type of GIS layer would be most suitable for representing land parcels and property boundaries?

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Raster layer

Vector layer

Grid layer

TIN (Triangulated Irregular Network) layer

Question 3: What does ?land use conversion? refer to?

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The process of changing a land's designated function

The degradation of land due to industrial activities

The increase in land value over time

The subdivision of land into smaller parcels

Question 4: When determining the land use suitability for agriculture in a region, which factor is most critical to consider?

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Soil quality and topography

Available local labor force for farming

Existing zoning designations

Proximity to transportation corridors

Question 5: In land surveying, what does the term "sighting" refer to?

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Aligning a measuring instrument with a target point

Calculating the elevation of a given point

Measuring the azimuth of a point

Determining property boundaries

Question 6: What is the main advantage of using aerial surveys in site surveying?

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They capture large areas in a short amount of time

They are more accurate than traditional surveying methods

They provide detailed elevation data

They reduce the need for ground surveys