Identify the tools shown in each numbered section: 1. Tape Measure, 2. Spirit Levels, 3. Combination Square, 4. Surveying Rods/Stakes.

Here are the identifications of the tools shown in the image:

1. This is a tape measure. It is used for measuring distances and lengths.
2. These are spirit levels (also known as bubble levels). They are used to determine if a surface is perfectly horizontal (level) or vertical (plumb).
3. These are steel squares (also known as framing squares or L-squares). They are used for marking and checking 90-degree angles and for making measurements in construction and carpentry.
4. These are ranging poles (or ranging rods) and a measuring tape. Ranging poles are used in surveying to mark points and lines, while the measuring tape is used to measure distances between these points on the ground.