Surveying Questions and Answers – Levelling – Stadia Method

This set of Surveying Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Levelling – Stadia Method”.

1. Stadia method is based on the principle that ratio of perpendicular to the base is constant.
a) True
b) False
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Answer: a
Explanation: In isosceles triangle ratio to the perpendicular to the base is constant. Thus, this method principle is used in stadia method.

2. In stadia method, diaphragm in tachometer is provided with there stadia hairs and stadia hair reading is taken by looking through a diaphragm.
a) True
b) False
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Answer: b
Explanation: In stadia method, diaphragm in tachometer is provided with there stadia hairs and stadia hair reading is taken by looking through a telescope.

4. Difference between upper and lower stadia reading gives __________
a) stadia slope
b) stadia coordinate
c) stadia intercept
d) stadia size
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Answer: c
Explanation: Difference between upper and lower stadia reading gives stadia intercept. Stadia hair reading is taken by looking through a telescope.
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5. In the below figure, f1/f2 = _______
From figure, aOA & bOB passing through optical center
a) i/s
b) s/i
c) D/d
d) d/D
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Answer: b
Explanation: From figure, aOA and bOB passing through optical center. So, ∆ aOb and ∆ AOB are similar triangles, then f1/f2= s/i.

6. From the following figure, D is?
From figure, aOA & bOB passing through optical center
a) kS+c
b) S + kc
c) k(S+c)
d) k S – c
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Answer: a
Explanation: Horizontal distance between the axis and staff is D = f1 + d = f*s/i + (f+d) = k.s+c, Where, D=k. s+c is distance equation, c is additive constant of instrument, k is multiplying constant or stadia interval factor.
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7. In the following figure, D = k S + c, where k is additive constant.
From figure, aOA & bOB passing through optical center
a) True
b) False
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Answer: b
Explanation: Horizontal distance between the axis and staff is D = f1 + d = f*s/i + (f+d) = k.s + c, Where, D=k. s+c is distance equation, c is additive constant of instrument, k is multiplying constant or stadia interval factor.

8. In the following figure, D = k S + c, where c is additive constant.
From figure, aOA & bOB passing through optical center
a) True
b) False
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Answer: a
Explanation: Horizontal distance between the axis and staff is D = f1 + d = f*s/i + (f+d) = k.s + c, Where, D=k. s+c is distance equation, c is additive constant of instrument, k is multiplying constant or stadia interval factor.
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9. In the following figure, D = ______
In the following figure, D is ks cosθ2 + ccosθ
a) ks cosθ2 + ccosθ
b) ks cos2θ + ccosθ
c) ks cos2θ + ccos2θ
d) ks cos2θ + ccos2θ
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Answer: a
Explanation: Considering Angle of Elevation (positive), Here, A’C’ = Scosθ, T1B = L = KA’C’ + C
= kscosθ +c, D = Lcosθ = (kscosθ+C)cosθ, D = kscosθ2 + ccosθ.

10. In the following figure, D = __________
In the following figure, D is D = S/(tanθ1 – tanθ2)
a) D = 2S/(tanθ1 – tanθ2)
b) D = 3S/(tanθ1 – tanθ2)
c) D = S/2(tanθ1 – tanθ2)
d) D = S/(tanθ1 – tanθ2)
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Answer: d
Explanation: Here, V+S = Dtanθ1, V = Dtanθ2, S = D(tanθ1 – tanθ2). Therefore, D = S/(tanθ1 – tanθ2).
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