B1 level GPS Applications in Engineering

 GPS Applications in Engineering

GPS is widely used in engineering projects today. It is used for finding accurate positions on the Earth, which is very important for engineering work. Engineers rely on GPS to complete tasks correctly and safely.

GPS is used to help engineers measure land, design roads, and plan buildings. It is also used for monitoring machines and equipment on construction sites, which helps reduce errors and improve safety.

A smartphone GPS and a professional engineering GPS device have a similar use because both show exact locations. Another use of GPS is helping engineers guide and control heavy machines. Another is supporting engineers when they check maps, drawings, and project plans.

Overall, GPS technology saves time, increases accuracy, and improves the quality of engineering projects.

Multiple Choice Exercise (Text Comprehension)

Choose the correct answer.

1. Why is GPS important in engineering?
   a) It is used for entertainment
   b) It helps find accurate positions
   c) It replaces engineers
2. GPS is used to help engineers do which task?
   a) Design roads
   b) Teach students
   c) Repair phones
3. What is one use of GPS on construction sites?
   a) Watching videos
   b) Monitoring machines
   c) Writing emails
4. What do smartphone GPS and professional GPS devices have in common?
   a) They are only for drivers
   b) They have a similar use
   c) They work without signals
5. According to the text, what is one benefit of GPS in engineering?
   a) It makes projects slower
   b) It increases mistakes
   c) It saves time and improves quality