Page 1 of 10 Basic Surveying 2150 Test#2 General comment: Neatness is so important! If it's hard to read your writing, how am I to grade your answers? - Please use your own sentences – while this is an open book exam for question #2; do not copy sentences from the book! A = 590.56 B = 592.45 C = 597.00 D = 595.25 E = 594.00 F = 590.00 G = 585.00 H = 589.00 | = 598.00 J = 605.00 K = 603.00 1- Elevations given below are taken along a straight line and 25.00 feet apart. Stationing should start at 0+00 through 2+50. Construct/draw a profile (Cross section) along the grid. Horizontal scale of 1"-50' and Vertical scale of 1"-5'. 7 pts. Do not share/post (especially on the internet) Copyright by 2024, Brian Plautz, PLS Adjunct Professor Page 1 of 10 Page 2 of 10 2- Describe the words listed below as they are used in Land Surveying. 24 pts. Traverses: Easement: Adverse Possession: Riparian Rights: Elevation: Contour Interval: Do not share/post (especially on the internet) Copyright by 2024, Brian Plautz, PLS Adjunct Professor Page 2 of 10 Property Survey: Rectangular Coordinates: Page 3 of 10 Quick Claim Deed: (Why do you NOT want a Quick Claim Deed from a seller?) Cut Sheet: Geometry: Trigonometry: Do not share/post (especially on the internet) Copyright by 2024, Brian Plautz, PLS Adjunct Professor Page 3 of 10 Page 4 of 10 3-Complete the level run calculations. Find the difference between elevation you calculated on the stake and the proposed design elevation. Is it "cut or fill" to the proposed top of foundation (T/F) elevation given. (8 pts) (Proposed top of foundation design elevation is 691.55 and the City Benchmark elevation is 687.00) Height of Cut/Fill Descriptio (+) n Site BM 6.25 Instrumen t (-) Elevatio n T/F Amoun Proposed t 687.00 3.96 Stake 2.99 2.2 25 3.1 Circle one 4.5 5 691.55 T/F Cut or Fill? Do not share/post (especially on the internet) Copyright by 2024, Brian Plautz, PLS Adjunct Professor Page 4 of 10 4. (12 pts) Page 5 of 10 a) What is the difference between a plat and a plot plan? 2 pts b) Assuming paper size is the same and same area of real earth is shown then which scale shows larger detail of the earth: 1:200 or 1:1200? 2 pts 1: ? c) Describe the topo grid method and interpolation of contours. 2 pts Do not share/post (especially on the internet) Copyright by 2024, Brian Plautz, PLS Adjunct Professor Page 5 of 10