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2 Test Bank Questions)
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1. A
datum represents
a.
a
reference surface used in computing coordinates.
b. a
zero point from which to calculate elevations.
c. the
origin point for longitude measurements.
d. the
curvature of the Earth, used in computing latitude and longitude.
2. A model of the Earth based on mean sea level
is
a.
geoid.
b. spheroid.
c. ellipsoid.
d. a
great circle.
3. Where is the WGS84 datum used for
measurements?
a. The
whole world, except for the north and south poles
b. Only
the entire northern hemisphere
c.
At
all points across the world
d. Only
in North America
4. One minute of latitude is equivalent to
a. 60
degrees of latitude.
b. 1
degree of longitude.
c.
60
seconds of latitude.
d. 60
meters.
5. The origin point for 0 degrees longitude is
a.
Greenwich,
England.
b. Washington,
D.C., USA.
c. Paris,
France.
d. San
Salvador Island, the Bahamas.
6. The
180th meridian refers to the
a. compass
rose line.
b. equator.
c. prime
meridian.
d.
international
date line.
7. The
shortest distance between two points on a sphere is the
a.
great-circle
distance.
b. longitude
distance.
c. equatorial
distance.
d. datum
distance.
8. If
it is 10pm Sunday night in London, England, what day and time is it in New York
City, New York?
a.
3am
Sunday
b.
5pm Sunday
c.
3am
Monday
d.
10pm
Monday
9. A map projection is a
a.
translation of
locations on the Earth’s surface to their corresponding locations on a flat
surface.
b.
model
of the Earth in regards to size and shape of objects on the Earth’s surface.
c.
representation
of how time zones are distributed with respect to geographic boundaries.
d.
system
used in translating decimal degrees to other forms of measurement.
10. Each UTM zone covers how many degrees of
longitude wide?
a. 3
b.
6
c. 15
d. 30
11. UTM coordinates are measured in
a. degrees,
minutes, and seconds.
b. miles.
c.
meters.
d. feet.
12. What is used to ensure that UTM measurements
of the southern hemisphere have a positive value?
a.
A
false northing value
b. A
false easting value
c. A
false southing value
d. A
false polar value
13. Each
UTM zone uses a false easting value of
a. 50
miles.
b.
500,000
m.
c. 10,000,000
ft.
d. 15
degrees of longitude.
14. How
are SPCS zones determined?
a. By
every 3 degrees of longitude and every 3 degrees of latitude indicating a new
zone
b. By
every 2,000,000 feet beginning a new zone
c.
By
the geographic boundaries of states and counties
d. By
using the states’ outlines for the boundaries, then cutting each state exactly
in half
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