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Question-1
The principle of __________ are applied to obtain qualitative information from the aerial photographs.

(A) Photogrammetry	(B) Map scale
(C) Map projection	(D) Image interpretation

Question-2
________ does not show horizon.

(A) Large scale photography	(B) High oblique photography
(C) Low oblique photography	(D) None of these

Question-3
___________ is a special case of parallel projection.

(A) Map projection	(B) Central projection
(C) Orthogonal projection	(D) None of these

Question-4
__________ are used in topographical mapping and interpretation.

(A) Aerial photograph	(B) Map projection
(C) Map scale	(D) None of these

Question-5
____________ is the science and technology of taking reliable measurements from aerial photographs.

(A) Aerial film	(B) Aerial camera
(C) Image interpretation	(D) Photogrammetry

Question-6
___________ is a record of the surface features at an instance of exposure.

(A) Map projection	(B) Aerial photograph
(C) Map scale	(D) None of these

Question-7
The perpendicular distance between the camera lens and the negative plane is known as the ____________.

(A) Flying height	(B) Aerial film
(C) Aerial camera	(D) Focal length

Question-8
__________ appear on the film negative.

(A) Nadir point	(B) Image interpretation
(C) Fiducial mark	(D) None of these

Question-9
___________ is a index marks, rigidly connected at the central or corner edges of the camera body.

(A) Image interpretation	(B) Nadir point
(C) Aerial photography	(D) Fiducial mark

Question-10
__________ is an orthogonal projection.

(A) Globe	(B) Map
(C) Aerial photographs	(D) None of these

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Practice in Related Chapters
Introduction to Maps
Latitude, Longitude and Time
Map Scale
Map Projections
Introduction to Aerial Photographs
Topographical Maps