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Map that shows the base map plus economic information is called:
a. Thematic map
b. Chart a. Thematic map
c. Plans
d. Statistic map
Define tilt in photogrammetry.
a. It is the angle used in the radial line and the line joining the
isocenter
b. It is a dihedral angle between a truly horizontal plane and the b. It is a dihedral angle between a truly horizontal plane and the
plane of the aerial photograph plane of the aerial photograph
c. It the angle between the nadir point and principal point of aerial
photograph
d. It the angle between the principal point and plumb point
Define the Isocenter of an aerial photograph.
a. The point of intersection of focal length and its optimum focus
b. The foot of the perpendicular from the perspective center to the
d. The point of intersection of three planes, the truly horizontal
plane of photograph
plane, the plane of tilted photograph and the vertical plane that
c. The point of intersection of nadir point and fiducial mark
contains the optical axis of the camera
d. The point of intersection of three planes, the truly horizontal
plane, the plane of tilted photograph and the vertical plane that
contains the optical axis of the camera
In a photogrammetric camera lens, which focal length specifica-
tion would most emphasize the effects of parallax?
a. A 10-inch focal lengths
b. A 6-inch focal length
b. A 6-inch focal length
c. A 12-inch focal lengths
d. A 8-inch focal length
What kind of shutter is used on most aerial cameras?
a. A Capping shutter
b. A Focal-plane shutter d. A between the Lens shutter
c. A Louvre shutter
d. A between the Lens shutter
What is the typical end-lap between two stereopairs?
a. 30%
b. 40% c. 60%
c. 60%
d. 50%
What is the typical side-lap between two stereo pairs?
a. 30%
b. 50% a. 30%
c. 40%
d. 60%
What is the formula used to convert a geodetic azimuth to a grid
azimuth in the Lambert conformal projection when a relatively
short line is involved? ¸
is the mapping angle.
a. Grid azimuth = Geodetic azimuth - ¸
a. Grid azimuth = Geodetic azimuth - ¸
b. Grid azimuth = Geodetic azimuth + ¸
c. Grid azimuth = ¸ -Geodetic azimuth
d. Grid azimuth = ¸ +Geodetic azimuth
What do u mean by y-tilt as used in photogrammetry.
a. the angle of rotation around the axis parallel to the flight line.
b. the angle of rotation around the axis perpendicular to the flight
line. a. the angle of rotation around the axis parallel to the flight line
c. Angle of rotation around the axis described by the principal point
& nadir.
d. The angle of rotation around the axis of the flight line.
A map that shows contours that connect points of equal rainfall.
a. Bathymetric map
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b. Isogonic map
c. Isohyetal map c. Isohyetal map
d. Bothymetric map
A map that shows line connecting points of equal magnetic dec-
lination.
a. Agonic map
c. Isogonic map
b. Isohyetal map
c. Isogonic map
d. Bothymetric map
Which of the following describes the K-factor?
a. Ratio of the picture point and photograph center
b. The ratio distance of the principal point and the nadir point
d. Ratio of the detail point and base point
c. Ratio of air base length to the altitude at which a pair of aerial
photographs were taken
d. Ratio of the detail point and base point
A map that shows only the relative horizontal positions of the
features represented without relief.
a. Isoclinic map
d. Planimetric map
b. Bathymetric map
c. Isohyetal map
d. Planimetric map
What is the name given to the GPS satellites?
a. PAM-D
b. OSCAR d. NAVSTAR
c. NOVA
d. NAVSTAR
What are the positioning signal frequencies used in GPS?
a. 1575.42 MHz & 1227.60 MHz
b. 160 MHz & 360 MHz a. 1575.42 MHz & 1227.60 MHz
c. 1832.12 MHz & 3266.24 MHz
d. 420 MHz & 540 MHz
What is a cycle slip?
a. When there is reduction in the signal frequency.
b. When satellites signal is obstructed & cannot be trached briefly.
c. When there is a disruption of the orbit of the satellite caused by b. When satellites signal is obstructed & cannot be trached briefly.
gravity
d. When there is discontinuity in the navigation message from a
satellite.
What is the minimum number of satellites that must be available
for differential solution of latitude, longitude, height & time
a. 3
c. 4
b. 5
c. 4
d. 6
Define an epoch as it applies to GPS.
a. An interval of time
b. Another name for dilution of position a. An interval of time
c. Time that the GPS antenna is connected to the receiver
d. Angle between a great circle & the plane of GPS satellites
What is the meaning of DOP in GPS?
a. Dynamic operator position
b. Dilution of precision b. Dilution of precision
c. Doppler of position
d. Dynamic of Precision

Which of the ff formulas describes the relation between ellipsoidal

height "h", geoidal height H & geoidal undulation N.
a. h = H + N
a. h = H + N
b. h = HN

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c. N = H / h
d. N = h + H
The heights determined by GPS measurements.
a. Geoidal height
b. Geoid d. A reference ellipsoid
c. Mean sea level
d. A reference ellipsoid
The remote monitoring stations transfer their data to the Master
Control station where computed satellites updates are generated
and sent to the upload stations. Where is the Master control station
located?
c. Colorado Springs, Colorado
a. Houston, Texas
b. Los Angeles City, California
c. Colorado Springs, Colorado
d. San Diego, California
Which of the ff charts could be used as a reference in order to
determine magnetic declination of a particular location?
a. Isogonic chart
a. Isogonic chart
b. Isohaline chart
c. Isoclinic chart
d. Isonephic chart
Which of the ff does not include in methods used in preparing
statistical Map.
a. Loxodrome
b. Isopleths a. Loxodrome
c. Dot system
d. Super-imposed
Diagrams
It is the one of the methods used in preparing statistical maps
were lines connecting equal values.
a. Dot system
d. Isopleths
b. Loxodrome
c. Fix
d. Isopleths
It is a map that indicates forest, meadow, & various types of
cultivation.
a. Isopach map
d. Land utilization map
b. Hypsometric map
c. Land use map
d. Land utilization map
A line on the surface of the Earth making the same angle with all
meridians.
a. Rhumb line
d. Both a & c
b. Neat line
c. Loxodrome
d. Both a & c
A chart used on a polar projection.
a. Cartographic chart
b. Cartograms d. Polar chart
c. Gnomonic chart
d. Polar chart
A special-purpose map is generally for water or air navigation and
other particular purposes.
a. Chart
a. Chart
b. Atlas
c. Receinnaise
d. Purpose chart
A chart is popularly called a great circle chart.
a. Gnomonic chart
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b. Conical chart
c. Azimuthal chart a. Gnomonic chart
d. Spherical chart
Any system of representing the parallel and meridian on a plane
surface.
a. Map Projection
a. Map Projection
b. Gnomonic Projection
c. Mercator Projection
d. Miller Projection
The standard datum for the Philippines shall be defined by the
geographic position of the triangulation station.
a. BALANACAN
a. BALANACAN
b. Doppler of the US Army Corps of Engineers
c. BLLM established by Bureau of Land
d. Loran of the Bureau of Coast and Geodetic Survey
All computations maps and plans of cadastral land surveys sub-
mitted to the Bureau of Lands for verification and approval shall
be prepared using
a. Plane Coordinate System b. Philippine Coordinate System
b. Philippine Coordinate System
c. Grid Coordinate System
d. Universal Transverse Mercator System
The scale factor of the Central Meridian of the PPCS.
a. 0.99999
b. 0.99995 b. 0.99995
c. 0.99982
d. 0.99987
The point of origin of the PPCS lies in the intersection of equator
and the central meridian at each zone having of value of
a. 20,000 N, 20,000 E
c. 0 N, 50,000 E
b. 0 N, 0 E
c. 0 N, 50,000 E
d. 50,000 N, 0 E
The projection used in the Philippines in preparing Maps and
Plans of Cadastral
a. Azimuthal Projection
d. Transverse Mercator Projection
b. Polyconic Projection
c. Conformal Projection
d. Transverse Mercator Projection
Survey Symbol for the Advance plan.
a. ApL
b. APL d. Ap
c. Api
d. Ap
Define vertical photograph.
a. An aerial photograph in which the optical axis is virtually Hori-
zontal
b. An aerial photograph in which the horizon is Visible c. An aerial photograph taken with a camera whose optical axis
c. An aerial photograph taken with a camera whose optical axis has been tilted but in which the horizon is Not Visible
has been tilted but in which the horizon is Not Visible
d. An aerial photograph with a camera whose optical axis is
virtually Vertical
What is an orthophotograph?
a. A mosaic of aerial photographs
b. A perspective photograph from which the displacements
b. A perspective photograph from which the displacements caused
caused by tilt and relief have been removed
by tilt and relief have been removed
c. A stereo pair of aerial photographs to represent three-dimen-
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Define principal point as it is used in photogrammetry.
a. The point at which lines through opposing sets of fiducial mark
intersects.
a. The point at which lines through opposing sets of fiducial mark
b. The point which appears on both photographs of a stereo pair.
intersects.
c. The point of the ground used as the basis for the determination
of scale.
d. The point of intersection of optical axis and nadir.
Which points would be identical in a true vertical photograph made
by a perfectly adjusted camera.
a. Tie point and principal point
d. Principal point and nadir point
b. Picture point and nadir point
c. Detail point and pass point
d. Principal point and nadir point
Define fiducial marker as it is used in photogrammetry.
a. One of the î usually î four objects, connected to the camera's
interior that form images on the negative as each photograph is
a. One of the î usually î four objects, connected to the camera's
taken.
interior that form images on the negative as each photograph is
b. A premarked target on the ground to balance the stereo model
taken.
c. One of the î usually î two images on a photograph that define the
axis of tilt
d. A marker on the plane that defines the camera's focal length
What is meant when an aerial photograph is to have been recti-
fied?
a. The effects of tilt have been removed.
b. Photograph has been transferred to a transparent positive on a a. The effects of tilt have been removed.
glass plate.
c. The photograph has been reduced to an orthophotograph.
d. The photograph has been transferred to a stereo plotter
Define stereoscope.
a. A composite from a pair of slotted templates representing a
stereoscopic model
b. An optical device used for measuring coordinates on a photo-
d. A device used to measure the separation of two index marks
graphic scale
c. A portable optical device used to view two photographs simul-
taneously creating the impression of a three-dimensional image
d. A device used to measure the separation of two index marks
What do u mean by x-tilt as used in photogrammetry.
a. The angle of rotation around the axis described by the principal
point and the nadir
b. The angle of rotation around the axis of perpendicular to the c. The angle of rotation around the axis of the flight line
flight line
c. The angle of rotation around the axis of the flight line
d. The angle of rotation around the axis parallel to the flight line.
What do u mean by y-tilt as used in photogrammetry.
a. The angle of rotation around the axis parallel to the flight line.
b. Angle of rotation around the axis described by the principal point
& nadir. a. The angle of rotation around the axis parallel to the flight line.
c. The angle of rotation around the axis perpendicular to the flight
line.
d. The angle of rotation around the axis of the flight line.
Men who led in the acquisition of knowledge of the world that
constituted to the new era of cartography:
a. Marco Polo, Columbus and Magellan
a. Marco Polo, Columbus and Magellan
b. Ptolemy, Strabo, Eratosthenes
c. Aristotle, Homer
d. Newton, Angelus

Topographic contour lines were first introduced of 3rd dimension

in connection with sea bed sounding in 1729 is done by: a. Dutch surveyor
a. Dutch surveyor
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b. English surveyor
c. Italian surveyor
d. Mercator
The known father of cartography is:
a. Eratosthenes
b. Marco polo c. Claudius Ptolemy
c. Claudius Ptolemy
d. Strabo
The most popular instrument/method in 1512 for surveying and
rapid delineation is:
a. Plane table and stadia
a. Plane table and stadia
b. Sextant and tap
c. Transit and tape
d. Level and tape
Mathematician, founder of science of astronomy. Invented
trigonometry, also pioneered in appeal of math to cartography:
a. Strabo
c. Hipparchus
b. Ptolemy
c. Hipparchus
d. Marinus
Foremost in the development of modern cartography is:
a. Blaen
b. Ortelius d. Mercator
c. Hondius
d. Mercator
The first man and keeper of library of Alexandria Egypt, to deter-
mine the circumference of the earth:
a. Eratosthenes
a. Eratosthenes
b. Ptolemy
c. Strabo
d. Hipparchus
Maximum Error of Area in Polyconic is:
a. 5
b. 6 c. 7
c. 7
d. 4
In lateral projection each point has scale factor characters of point
that the area maybe represented by the expression:
a. Measured area on map / scale factor
c. Measured area on map / scale factor square
b. Measured area on map / square root of scale factor
c. Measured area on map / scale factor square
d. Scale factor / area on the map
The maximum error area of Lambert conformal conic is:
a. 4
b. 5 b. 5
c. 3
d. 2
The projection used for air navigation:
a. Polyconic projection
b. Lambert conformal projection b. Lambert conformal projection
c. Azimuthal projection
d. Simple conic projection
Projection used by the Land Management Bureau of the Philip-
pines using initial coordinates of 20,000 N and 20,000 E is:
a. Transverse Mercator Projection
b. Polyconic Projection
b. Polyconic Projection
c. Mercator Projection
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The common projection used in mapping an area of predominant-
ly east to west direction is:
a. Mercator Projection
a. Mercator Projection
b. Transverse Mercator Projection
c. Lambert Conformal Projection
d. Polyconic Projection
The present projection used in cadastral projects and topographic
projects in the Philippines is:
a. Transverse Mercator Projection
a. Transverse Mercator Projection
b. Polyconic Projection
c. Simple Conic Projection
d. Lambert Projection
The common projection used for sea navigation is:
a. Transverse Mercator Projection
b. Lambert Conformal Projection c. Mercator Projection
c. Mercator Projection
d. Polyconic Projection
Used in mapping extensive areas of hemispherical proportion on
any projection whether conformal or equivalent is:
a. Cylindrical with two standard parallel
a. Cylindrical with two standard parallel
b. Conic with one strand parallel
c. Azimuthal
d. Polyconic with two standard parallel
The maximum error of area of Lambert Zenithal is equal to:
a. 10
b. 5 a. 10
c. 4
d. 6
The maximum error of Azimuth for Lambert Zenithal is:
a. 00½ 04'
b. 00½ 03' a. 00½ 04'
c. 00½ 05'
d. 00½ 07'
The maximum error of an area of Alders projection:
a. 5
b. 0 b. 0
c. 6
d. 7
The maximum error of Azimuth of Lambert is:
a. 00½ 00'
b. 01½ 04' a. 00½ 00'
c. 00½ 43'
d. 01½ 56'
Projection is desired for an area of world map east-west extent is:
a. Lambert Conformal Projection
b. Mercator a. Lambert Conformal Projection
c. Polyconic
d. Simple Conic
The maximum error of azimuth of Polyconic:
a. 01½ 56'
b. 00½ 00' a. 01½ 56'
c. 01½ 04'
d. 00½ 43'
The maximum error of azimuth of Alberts projection is:
a. 00½ 45'
b. 00½ 44' c. 00½ 43'
c. 00½ 43'
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Systematic drawing of lines representing meridians & parallels on
plane surface either for whole earth or some portion.
a. Map projection
a. Map projection
b. Oblique parallelogram
c. Area unchanged
d. Shearing
Maximum scale error of Polyconic projection:
a. 6%
b. 7% b. 7%
c. 4%
d. 5%
If a person is at North Pole, the altitude of the place of the Polaris
is directly:
a. overhead the observer
a. overhead the observer
b. 45½ of the observer
c. 30½ of the observer
d. 90½ of the observer
The projection used in mapping area of predominantly
North-South direction:
a. Azimuthal Projection
b. Polyconic Projection
b. Polyconic Projection
c. Lambert Projection
d. Mercator Projection
Construction of projection whose meridian area equally spaced
but parallel increased as it goes further from equator.
a. Polyconic Projection
b. Mercator Projection
b. Mercator Projection
c. Azimuthal Projection
d. Lambert Conic Projection
Intersection of parallel are truly spaced along:
a. equator
b. Meridian outside the central meridian d. Central Meridian
c. Hour circle
d. Central Meridian
Size and shape are the 2 fundamental consideration on map:
a. Equal area
b. Shearing a. Equal area
c. Oblique parallelogram
d. Area unchanged
Symbolized pic of earth pattern drawn to scale on a horizontal
projection which lettering usually added for identification:
a. Map
a. Map
b. Sketch
c. Chart
d. Projections
Maps showing the distribution of rainfall, acreage of wheat, reli-
gions of people is known as:
a. Statistical maps
a. Statistical maps
b. Isopleths
c. Charts
d. Thumb line
Maximum scale error of Lambert Conformal Projection:
a. 2.5%
b. 2% a. 2.5%
c. 1%
d. 3%
Types of lettering used in maps representing relief features is:
a. Gothic a. Gothic
b. Roman
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c. All of the above
d. Slanted
Maximum scale error of Albers Projection:
a. 1%
b. 2% c. 1.25%
c. 1.25%
d. 1.5%
Maps which indicate forests, meadow, various colors, patterns,
index, & figures is knows as:
a. Cartograms
d. Land use maps
b. Scientific maps
c. Hypsograms
d. Land use maps
Maximum scale error of Lambert Zenithal Projection
a. 2%
b. 3% c. 1.875%
c. 1.875%
d. 1%
Maps usually represented by means of dots, isopleths or is-
arithins, choropleth & Dasymetric system are known as:
a. Statistical maps
a. Statistical maps
b. Hypsometric maps
c. Geographic maps
d. Chronographic maps
Conventional color used in hypsography:
a. Black
b. Blue b. Blue
c. Brown
d. Red
Conventional color to represent vegetations on the map:
a. Red
b. Blue d. Green
c. Brown
d. Green
The product of sea level factor times scale factor is called:
a. Grid factor
b. Geodetic factor a. Grid factor
c. Ellipsoidal factor
d. Coordinate factor
Father of English cartography:
a. Charles Saxton
b. Gerardus Mercator a. Charles Saxton
c. Aristotle
d. Claudius Ptolemy
Conventional color for hypsography î water features shown on the
map î.
a. Red
b. Blue
b. Blue
c. Brown
d. Black
A network of lines of altitude used on a map is known as:
a. Graticules
b. Parallels a. Graticules
c. Gnomonic lines
d. Thumb lines
Which of the following is not considered to be a map?
a. Profile a. Profile
b. Topographic sketch
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c. Engineering map
d. Nautical chart
In Lambert conic projection, geodetic azimuth minus the conver-
gence is:
a. Grid azimuth
a. Grid azimuth
b. True azimuth
c. Geocentric azimuth
d. Magnetic azimuth
The types of aerial camera which is often used for topographic
mapping purposes.
a. Multicamera systems
c. Single-lens camera
b. Continuous ship camera
c. Single-lens camera
d. Multi-lens convergent camera
The function of an intervalometer.
a. To control the loading of the film magazine
b. To control the shutter of camera
b. To control the shutter of camera
c. To control the splitting of the light passing through the lens of
the camera into two beams
d. To control the super-aviogon lens
The term used to describe a positive aerial photograph printed on
a transparent plate.
a. Diapositive
a. Diapositive
b. Dioptric
c. Diaphragm
d. Trimetron
Which of the following is not a typical component of an aerial
camera?
a. Cone
c. Collimator
b. Diaphragm
c. Collimator
d. Magazine
Relief displacement is defined as it is used in photogrammetry.
a. The range of points that can be focused sharply in an aerial
photograph
b. The disparity between optical center of camera lens and the
c. The angle at a point on the ground between the direction of
principal point
gravity and the line through the point normal to the reference
c. The angle at a point on the ground between the direction of
surface
gravity and the line through the point normal to the reference
surface
d. Radical displacement of a point on a photograph toward or away
from the image points to the principal point or nadir
For a format size, as the focal length of a camera decreases, which
of the following occurs?
a. Spherical aberration increases
c. The angular field of view increases
b. Tangential distortion increases
c. The angular field of view increases
d. Radial distortion decreases
Father of Dutch Cartography:
a. Gerardus Mercator
b. Abraham Ortelius a. Gerardus Mercator
c. Claudius Ptolemy
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