Chaining across a high compound wall is a example for . . . . . . . .
A. Vision and chaining both obstructed
B. Vision obstructed and chaining across possible
C. Chaining obstructed but vision free
D. Vision free and chaining across possible
Answer: Option A
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The stations choosed by main survey lines called . . . . . . . .
A. Temporary stations
B. Main stations
C. Subsidary station
D. None
The 90° corners of a building are set out on the ground by, easily . . . . . . . .
A. Cross staff
B. Mason's square
C. Theodolite
D. Optical square
The arithmetical check for levelling is . . . . . . . .
A. $$\sum {BS} + \sum {FS = {\text{First RL + Last RL}}} $$
B. $$\sum {FS} - \sum {BS} = {\text{Last RL + First RL}}$$
C. $$\sum {BS} - \sum {FS} = {\text{Last RL}} - {\text{ First RL}}$$
D. All
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