Which of the following sights are taken on a turning point?
- AForesight only
- BBack-sight only
- CForesight and back-sightCorrect
- DForesight and intermediate sight
Solution
Concept
Sights taken at a change point
Step-by-step solution
1. A turning point is a staff station where the instrument is shifted. 2. A foresight is taken on it before the shift and a back sight after the shift.
Explanation
Turning points (change points) link two instrument positions, so both a foresight and a backsight are taken on them. Intermediate sights are taken only on points between the first and last readings of a setup.
Shortcut
Turning point → FS + BS.
Common mistake
Choosing foresight only.
Correct answer: C) Foresight and back-sight