10-17.
What is normally the first step
in performing a land survey?
1.
Obtain copies of all boundary
descriptions and records
2.
Locate and study all boundary
records
3.
Locate in the field all
existing boundaries
4.
Relocate all existing
monuments
10-18.
Who is held responsible for
inaccuracies in a survey?
1.
The note keeper
2.
The surveyor
3.
The property owner
4.
The original surveyor
10-19.
Which of the following types
of boundary markers should be
avoided?
1.
Tree
2.
Edge of a stream
3.
2-in. by 2-in. hub
4.
2-in.-diameter steel pipe
10-20.
One of the procedures for
establishing property boundaries
is the marking of points that have
been destroyed since previous
surveys.
1.
True
2.
False
10-21.
Plats are drawn on what size
sheet?
1.
9 in. x 12 in.
2.
11 in. x 14 in.
3.
17 in. x 22 in.
4.
19 in. x 24 in.
10-22.
When an extensive drawing is
printed in color on a plat, how,
if at all, are wooded areas
indicated when other important
details are located in the woods?
1.
The wooded area is shaded
light green
2.
The wooded area is indicated
by a note in the margin of
the plat
3.
The words WOODED AREA are
printed in black in the area
of the woods
4.
The wooded area would not be
indicated because the marking
would obscure the other
details
10-23.
What is the final step, required
by law in some states, to be
completed by the land surveyor
before a plat is filed in the
district land office?
1.
Certification of the plat
2.
Preparation of the property
description
3.
Preparation of the plat and
a recheck of the accuracy
4.
Approval of the field survey
notes
10-24.
On a plat of surveyed land, what
is a departing property line?
1.
A boundary line that has
been moved or reestablished
2.
A boundary line that is in
dispute
3.
A boundary line that can only
be referenced to one permanent
monument
4.
A boundary line from one
boundary through adjacent
property
10-25.
What information is required on
a property plat?
1.
Name of all adjacent
property owners
2.
Grid lines
3.
Surveyor’s certification
statement
4.
Area of the enclosed property
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