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Which instrument uses a spirit or bubble level to measure angles of slopes or heights relative to gravity and also assess the straightness and flatnes
Question

Which instrument uses a spirit or bubble level to measure angles of slopes or heights relative to gravity and also assess the straightness and flatness of surfaces?

A.

Plumb Bob

B.

Sine Bar

C.

Bevel Gauge

D.

Clinometer

Correct option is D

Plumb Bob: Used to find vertical reference, no bubble level, cannot measure angles.
Sine Bar: Used with a surface plate to measure precise angles, but requires gauge blocks, not a bubble level.
Bevel Gauge: Measures and transfers angles, but manual, no bubble level, mainly for marking.
Clinometer: Uses a spirit/bubble level to measure slopes, inclinations, and relative heights, and can assess surface straightness.

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