2011 C and G Drawin Surveying Paper

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6165-022 DECEMBER 2011


Technician Diploma in Construction
Drawing and surveying techniques 2 - principles
You should have the
following for this examination
. a multiple-choice answer sheet
. a pen with black or blue ink
. a non-programmable calculator

Tuesday
6 December 2011
09:30 - 11:30

This question paper is the property of the City and Guilds of London
lnstitute and is to be returned after the examination.

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Which one of the following statements


correctly describes the size of A3 paper?

Which type of material would best be used


as an overlay?

a
b
c
d

a
b
c
d

Half the size of A2 PaPer.


Twice the size of A2 PaPer.
Smaller than A4 PaPer.
Larger than A1 Paper.

Cartridge paper.
Detail paper.
Tracing paper.
Photocopying Paper.

A line is best bisected bY using

Which one of the following is not a method


of reproducing architectural drawings?

a
b
c
d

a
b

a pair of dividers
an adjustable set square
a pair of comPasses
a protractor.

Dye line.
Photocopy.
Lithograph.
Tracing.

c
d

Which one of the following items of drawing


equipment is best used to set out various
angles?

When producing drawings bY CAD the


operator should use

a
b
c
d

Polaroid glasses
a polarised screen
a flat screen
a fly screen.

Which one of the following


symbols/hatching is used for brickwork?

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Which one of the following diagrams shows


a suspended timber floor on oversite
concrete?

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Which one of the following describes a


classification of the hardness of a pencil?
a

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2C.

2D.

2E,

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Which one of the following diagrams shows


the symbol/hatching for hardcore?

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A break line is indicated as

Which one of the following symbols shows a


fan?

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Which one of the following symbols is used


to show a water closet?

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:10.
:50.
:100.
:500.

lsometric.
Axonometric.
Orthographic.
Perspective.

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\tantion

Which one of the following scales would


best be used for a construction detail?

a
b
c
d

Which one of the following projection


methods would best be used for working
drawings?

a
b
c
d

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Broken line : Section line.


Section line : Main line.
Grid line : Branch line.
Front'age line : Broken line.

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Which one of the following pairs of lines are


used in architectural drawings?

a
b
c
d

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Refer to Figure 1. Which one of the


following views shows the plan view of the
object drawn?

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Which one of the following views shows a


vertical section of a house?

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The details for a steel spiral staircase would


best be indicated by

a
b
c
d
23

Which one of the following indicates the


position through which allthe perspective
projection lines pass?

a
b
c
d
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c
d
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.ELEVATION

Figure 2
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enable a builder to price a building


give information to the client
indicate to the workmen the speed at
which to build
enable a builder to construct a building.

Which one of the following would best be


used to indicate the site and its
surroundings?

a
b
c
d

A site plan.
A detailed sketch.
A location plan.
An architect's instruction.

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Coloured images.
Wealth of detail.
Ease of alteration.
Variable viewpoints.

Which one of the following statements best


describes the use of sciagraPhY on
drawings?

a
b
c
d

The main purpose of a Presentation


drawing is to

a
b
c

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Ease of correction and individuality.


Speed of drawing and standard
detailing.
3D capability and no printing required'
Colourful images and sound effects.

Which one of the following is the main


benefit of using CAD (computer-aided
design) in the production of perspectives?

a
b
c
d

Which one of the following views shows the


front elevation of the object in Figure 2?

Station point.
Objective.
Vanishing point.
Ground line.

Which one of the following statements best


describes the advantages of using CAD in
the production of drawings?

a
b

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working drawings
specialist drawings
final design drawings
persPectivedrawings.

Shadows
Shadows
Shadows
Shadows

and trees.
and shading.
and peoPle.
and vehicles.

Which one of the following is not an


enhancement to a drawing?

a
b
c
d

Added
Added
Added
Added

realism.
detail.
shadows.
cost.

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Which of the following would best be used


to give an impression of realism to a
drawing?

a
b
c
d
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Landscaping and linear scale line.


Surround detail and landscaping.
Linear scale line and dimensions.
Surround detail and dimensions.

Which one of the following is specifically


used with computer-aided design software
packages?

Not to scale
Figure 3

a
b
c
d
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Which one of the following is a piece of


computer software?

a
b
c
d

Monitor.
Mouse.
Printer.
TableUdigitiser.

a
b
c
d

VDU monitor.
Autocad.
Mouse.
Printer.

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Which one of the following would provide an


independent check for observations and
measurements?

a
c
d

Figure 3 shows a triangle ABC, with side


length AC and measured angles at A and B.
Using the Sine Rule principle, it can be
shown by inspection only, that the side
length AB equals

206.40
224.25
235.82
264.16

m
m
m
m.

ln fixing the position of the corner from a

survey line, which one of the following


indicates the least accurate method?

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Open traverse with angles and


distances measured.
Closed traverse with angles and
distances measured.
Triangulation with two angles
measured.
Trilateration with two distances
measured.

SURI'EY LINE

TWO MEASUREMENTS

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THREE }.IEASUREMENTS

CORI{ER OF

SURVEY LINE

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The angle of slope from X to Y is incorrectly


booked as +7o 30' instead of +4" 30'. As a
result, the measured slope distance XY has
been incorrectly reduced to a horizontal
distance of 120.24 m. What should be the
correct horizontal distance?
a
b

c
d

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120.03
120.61
120.91
121.28

m.
m.
m.
m.

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Which one of the following is an example of


a cumulative error when observing
horizontal angles?

a
b
c
d
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When collimation error in a levelling


instrument is suspected, it is recommended
that

a
b

Target not set up vertically.


Collimation error in the instrument.
lncorrect focussing of the target.
lncorrect reading of the horizontal
circle.

c
d

Cumulative errors in surveying are more


serious than compensating errors because

a
b
c
d
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compensating errors can be located


more easily
they are caused by human error rather
than by instrumental error
they are caused by instrumental error
rather than by human error
they can build up into large errors.

b
c
d

foresight readings are


foresight distances are

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Figure 4
rely on reflectors in order to measure
angles and distances on site
do not rely on reflectors in order to
measure angles and distances on site
are usually lighter to carry around on
site
are cheaper, faster and more accurate
than traditional instruments.

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Figure 4 shows a levelling situation over


long sights in which errors due to curvature
(C) and refraction (r)will occur. The
necessary corrections to be applied will be
a
b

c
How would the stadia distances between
survey points be determined?

a
b
c
d
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are specially selected


is set up as low as

Total stations are increasingly preferred to


ordinary theodolites because they

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change points
the instrument
possible
backsight and
added up
backsight and
equalised.

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By pressing a horizontalcomponent
button on an electronic theodolite.
By observing the difference between
lower and upper hairs and multiplying
by 100.
Using trigonometry to calculate the
distance from final adjusted coordinates.
Applying field geometry to allow for
obstructions or sloping ground.

The 'Rise and Fall' method of reducing


levels is often preferred to the 'Height of
Collimation' method because it

a
b
c
d

is quicker
automatically adjusts any closing error
checks intermediate sight calculations
as well as backsight and foresight
calculations
is not necessary to add up backsight
and foresight columns after the levelling
has been completed.

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+C-r
-C+r

+C+r

-C-r.

A level circuit involving five change points


reveals a gross error of 0.62 m. Which one
of the following is the most likely reason?

a
b
c
d

Staff not fully extended.


Collimation error in thb instrument.
Unstable change Points.
Staff not held vertically.

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Figure 5 shows a sewer falling from


inspection chamber (lC) 1 to lC 2 and from
lC 2 to lC 3. The invert level at lC 3 is

a
b
c
d
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54.70 m
54.90 m
54.97 m
55.15 m.

Figure 6 shows sewer. invert levels at A and


B and the length AB. From the information
given, the gradient of the sewer has been
designed as
a
b

Which one of the following gradients is the


same as a 2.5o/o gradient?

a
b
c
d

-v

2m
SIG}IT RAIL

0.75%

1.25o/o
1.5o/o

2o/o.

1in2O.

1in25.
1in40.
1in50.

Which one of the following accurately


describes the main feature of digital
levelling?

a
b
c
d

Automatic height computation including


the elimination of errors due to
curvature and refraction.
The ability to level points which are not
in the line of sight.
Heights are automatically related to site
datum.
Fully automated high accuracy
electronic measurement to bar code
staffs.

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Figure 7 shows three survey points A, B


and C with co-ordinate differences as
follows
Line
A---B
B---C

+17.56
+20.08

-24.82
+41.65

The distance AC can be calculated as

a
b
c
d

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33.67
41.23
54.47
76.39

m
m
m
m.

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51 The Bowditch

principle of adjusting errors in


a closed traverse requires that adjustment
per line is directly proportional to the

to
/

a
b
c
d

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length of the line


bearing of the line
nuniber of lines in the traverse
co-ordinate differences of each line.

Length (m)

Line

CO-ORDINATE

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Figure 8 shows stations A and B and the


direction AQ. lf the whole circle bearing of
AQ is 35" 24'the co-ordinates of B are

a
b
c
d
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197.36
223.50
256.50
278.15

E
E
E
E

196.50
137.36
137.36
154.60

b
c
d

70.042

BC

136.84

41.243

CD

79.63

78.606

DA

98.38

32.691

From

To

Face Left

Face Right

00 10'20"

73 45',30"
73 45'30"
130 24'00"
130 24',00"

180 10'40"
253 46',00"
253 45'30"
310 24',40"
310 24',40"

180 10'40"

00 1 1'00"

c
C

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Figure 9 shows readings taken on both


faces for a closed traverse ABC. Which
one of the following represents the closing
error in the figure?

a
b
c
d

-00'25".
+00'20".
+00'35".
+00'50".

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130.477

111.297

12.731

92.790
143.208

143.120

A closed-loop traverse ABCDA has been


calculated as shown in Figure 10. What is
the adjustment for the line CD using the
Bowditch method?

a
b
c
d

+0.003 E
+0.004 E
+0.002 E

-0.022 N.
-0.004 N.
-0.017 N.

-0.002

+0.004 N.

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Figure 9

50

AN-

Figure 10

the direction of magnetic north cannot


be established on site
errors in observation cannot be located
magnetic bearings can be affected by
local attraction
magnetic bearings (fonruard and back)
will always differ by 180'.

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N.

Magnetic bearings as used in site surveying


are less reliable than true bearings because

86.25

Total

nN+

50.330

AB

N
N

FFERENCES

AE-

AE+

Figure 8

DI

Figure

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Figure 11 shows part of a grid of levels on a


construction site, which is to be excavated
down to a formation level of 10 m. Having
regard to the shape of the site, the average
depth of excavation is found to be

a
b
c
d

6.5m
6.9m
7.2m
7.9 m.

Figure 12
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Using the's'formula

Figure 14

s(s -a)(s -b)(s -c)


the area of the triangle ABC in Figure 12 is

a
b
c
d

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670sqm
776sqm

Figure 14 shows three control points A, B


and C. The table below has been prepared
for calculating the area of the triangle ABC.
Point

1098 sq m
9720 sq m.

Area

Co-ordinates

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01 L2 | OZ Ut

50.00

50.00

80.00

100.00

120.00

30.00

50.00

50.00

4000

5000

2000

2400

500

The missing number (?) in the table is

a
b
c
d

Figure 13
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ln Figure 13 the area of the triangle ABC is


given by

6000
7000
8000
12 000.

a lrabsinC
b % abcosC
c Yz acsinA
d % bccos B.
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Attached to the arm of a planimeter is a


rolling wheel which records the

a
b
c
d

area in hectares
area in square metres
number of squares and part squares
covering the site
number of complete revolutions and
part of a revolution.

d,rm J L-Figure 15
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Figure 15 shows part of a circular site with


PQRS (shaded) as a concrete area of 2.5 m
width. Which one of the following
represents the shaded area PQRS?

a
b
c
.d

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76m2.
90 m2.
94m2.
1O2 m2.

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A plan used on a construction site has a


scale in which 10 mm represents 5 m on
site. The proportional scale referred to is
better defined as

Scale conversion from 1 : 500 to 1 :2OO


means that

a
b
c
d

a 1 : S0
b 1:200
c 1:250
d 1 :500.

the new scale is 2lztimes larger


the new scale is 2% times smaller
a 10 m grid will become closer together

alOmgridwill becomeaSmgrid'

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