Guess the method.
Guess the name.
Correct the wrong piece of information.
Compound words - spell the missing word.
History of surveying devices.
100

A grid of altimetric points is created (looks like a network of squares) by this method.

surface levelling

100

It shows the information about the elevation of height points and is placed e.g. onto a side of buildings, usually at their bottom part. (2 words)

a survey mark

100

The surveying staff usually includes a surveyor, a notetaker and one or two diggers.

not diggers - one or two assistants

100

SEA  L _ _ _ _

LEVEL

100

The names of two simple instruments which were stretched between two points to count the number of links or markings. One was made of metal - CH _ _ _ _ and the second one of fabric - T _ _ _.

chain and tape

200

We measure horizontal angles and distances by this method.

polar method

200

The levelling instrument together with two pieces of levelling staff. (2 words)

a levelling unit

200

A levelling instrument might be: vertical, electronic or laser.

not vertical - optical

200

HORIZONTAL  P _ _ _ _

HORIZONTAL  PLANE

200

This device is more precise and shows the magnetic north direction, but can have some errors, especially magnetic declination.

a compass

300

The levelling instrument is set in the middle between two points.

geometric levelling from the centre

300

Measured data are recorded in it. (2 words)

a field book

300

We recognize these levelling methods: geometric levelling from the centre, land levelling and trigonometric levelling.

not land - surface levelling

300

VERTICAL  A _ _ _

VERTICAL  AXIS

300

This device is a long pole with markings that indicate the height - it is still used today.

a rod

400

We measure distances and perpendicular lines by this method.

orthogonal method

400

It is used especially for the orthogonal method, stationing is measured on it. (2 words)

the initial direction

400

The main parts of a levelling instrument are: a tripod, a spirit level, a telescope, a crosshair and a levelling screw.

not a tripod - a tribrach

400

T _ _ _ _ _ _  SPIRIT  LEVEL

TUBULAR  SPIRIT  LEVEL

400

Global Positioning System (GPS) is a modern, accurate and fast method but depends on the availability and quality of S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _  S _ _ _ _ _ _ .

satellite signals

500

We measure both planimetry and altimetry, we determine the location and elevation of the point.

tacheometry

500

The perimeter of objects is measured by it. (only one word)

bracings

500

Self-reading levelling staff might be: solid, covering or telescopic.

not covering - folding

500

R _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _  COORDINATES

RECTANGULAR  COORDINATES

500

Global Positioning System (GPS) is used to measure D.....s, D.....s, A.....s  and E.....s  between points.

distances, directions, angles and elevations