10-8.
When property is transferred, what
laws must be followed when the
description and plan are recorded?
1.
Federal
2.
State
3.
County
4.
City
10-9.
In preparing a metes-and-bounds
description, you may add the
bearings of the boundary lines
for retracing the lines to which
of the following measurements?
1.
Azimuths
2.
Back azimuths
3.
Exterior angles
4.
Interior angles
10-10.
What agency publishes manuals
that provide regulations on the
subdivision of public lands?
1.
Bureau of Public Highways
2.
Bureau of Land Management
3.
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
4.
Naval Facilities Engineering
Command
10-11.
The grid line that forms a right
angle to the central meridian on a
state grid system is known by what
name?
1.
X-axis
2.
Y-axis
3.
Southern grid basis line
4.
Graticule
10-12.
How are blocks, tracts, and
subdivisions indicated on maps?
1.
Tracts and subdivisions are
numbered; whereas, blocks are
named
2.
Subdivisions are numbered;
whereas, blocks and tracts
are named
3.
Tracts are numbered; whereas,
blocks and subdivisions are
named
4.
Tracts and blocks are
numbered; whereas,
subdivision are named
10-13.
Which of the following types of
data is contained in the map books
that are filed in the recorder’s
office?
1.
Subdivision boundaries
and locations
2.
Map history
3.
Bench mark locations
4.
Listing of all the pertinent
maps for a subdivision
10-14.
During a boundary survey, which of
the following information must be
reported by the surveyor?
1.
Correction to the original
survey
2.
Encroachments, easements, or
any discrepancies
3.
Man-hours spent on the survey
4.
All errors made during the
survey
10-15.
What is a primary responsibility
for a land surveyor making surveys
on property boundaries?
1.
To ensure the etablishment
of blocks, tracts, and
subdivision
2.
To meet the requests of the
property owners
3.
To prepare data that may be
submitted as evidence for
property disputes
4.
To verify previous surveys so
property may be transferred
10-16.
HOW do land surveys differ from
other types of surveys?
1.
The surveyor may be required
to make boundary decisions
from conflicting evidence
2.
More experience is required
to perform land surveys
3.
The accuracy required for
land surveys is more precise
4.
Methods for determining
horizontal locations are
different
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