Question 1

What type of data is location-based?

Accepted Answer

A)  Geospatial 
B)  World-centric 
C)  Geo-coordinate 
D)  Non-spatial 
A)  Geospatial 
B)  World-centric 
C)  Geo-coordinate 
D)  Non-spatial A

Question 2

When modeling the world in GIS, when all features are treated as objects with definite locations and boundaries, what is being described?

Accepted Answer

A)  Continuous View of the world 
B)  Discrete View of the world 
C)  Ellipsoid View of the world 
D)  Geographic View of the world 
A)  Continuous View of the world 
B)  Discrete View of the world 
C)  Ellipsoid View of the world 
D)  Geographic View of the world B

Question 3

Points represent a:

Accepted Answer

A)  0-dimensional object 
B)  1-dimensional object 
C)  1.5-dimensional object 
D)  2-dimensional object 
A)  0-dimensional object 
B)  1-dimensional object 
C)  1.5-dimensional object 
D)  2-dimensional object A

Question 4

UTM uses which of the following units of measurement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds 
B)  Miles 
C)  Meters 
D)  Feet 
A)  Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds 
B)  Miles 
C)  Meters 
D)  Feet

Question 5

Lines represent a:

Accepted Answer

A)  0-dimensional object 
B)  1-dimensional object 
C)  1.5-dimensional object 
D)  2-dimensional object 
A)  0-dimensional object 
B)  1-dimensional object 
C)  1.5-dimensional object 
D)  2-dimensional object

Question 6

The component of ArcMap that shows all layers being used in the map document is the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Frame 
B)  Table of Contents 
C)  Standard Toolbar 
D)  Map 
A)  Frame 
B)  Table of Contents 
C)  Standard Toolbar 
D)  Map

Question 7

Polygons represent a:

Accepted Answer

A)  0-dimensional object 
B)  1-dimensional object 
C)  1.5-dimensional object 
D)  2-dimensional object 
A)  0-dimensional object 
B)  1-dimensional object 
C)  1.5-dimensional object 
D)  2-dimensional object

Question 8

A translation of places on the earth's surface to corresponding places on a flat surface describes:

Accepted Answer

A)  Datums 
B)  GCS 
C)  Map Projections 
D)  Coordinate Systems 
A)  Datums 
B)  GCS 
C)  Map Projections 
D)  Coordinate Systems

Question 9

What happens when you save your map document in ArcGIS?

Accepted Answer

A)  All layers, tables, etc. are written to disk within the .mxd file. 
B)  Only the layers used in this session are saved within the .mxd file 
C)  The .mxd file contains information that describes where all layers, tables, etc. are stored. 
D)  The .mxd file contains all layers and data sources saved in a compressed file format. 
A)  All layers, tables, etc. are written to disk within the .mxd file. 
B)  Only the layers used in this session are saved within the .mxd file 
C)  The .mxd file contains information that describes where all layers, tables, etc. are stored. 
D)  The .mxd file contains all layers and data sources saved in a compressed file format.

Question 10

A map package is:

Accepted Answer

A)  A single file that contains the map document, all data layers used in the map document, as well as their appearance 
B)  A collection of several map documents 
C)  A geodatabase that contains all of the data layers being used in a single map document 
D)  The location on the computer's hard drive where the map document and all data layers used in the map document are stored 
A)  A single file that contains the map document, all data layers used in the map document, as well as their appearance 
B)  A collection of several map documents 
C)  A geodatabase that contains all of the data layers being used in a single map document 
D)  The location on the computer's hard drive where the map document and all data layers used in the map document are stored

Question 11

The Table of Contents option that lists whether layers are being seen or not being seen is:

Accepted Answer

A)  List by Source 
B)  List by Drawing Order 
C)  List by Visibility 
D)  List by Selection 
A)  List by Source 
B)  List by Drawing Order 
C)  List by Visibility 
D)  List by Selection

Question 12

Which of the following ArcGIS tools is used to assign projection information to a file that has lost that information?

Accepted Answer

A)  Project 
B)  Define Projection 
C)  Assign 
D)  Georeference 
A)  Project 
B)  Define Projection 
C)  Assign 
D)  Georeference

Question 13

Which of these is not an example of VGI?

Accepted Answer

A)  Updating a closed road on OpenStreetMap 
B)  Adding a geotagged photo to Google Earth 
C)  Downloading GIS layers from the Internet 
D)  Contributing to a crowdsourced mapping database 
A)  Updating a closed road on OpenStreetMap 
B)  Adding a geotagged photo to Google Earth 
C)  Downloading GIS layers from the Internet 
D)  Contributing to a crowdsourced mapping database

Question 14

The datum used by the Global Positioning System is:

Accepted Answer

A)  NAD27 
B)  NAD83 
C)  WGS84 
D)  GCS95 
A)  NAD27 
B)  NAD83 
C)  WGS84 
D)  GCS95

Question 15

ArcMap utilities such as zooming, panning, and selecting features are available on the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Standard Toolbar 
B)  Data Frame Properties Toolbar 
C)  Map Toolbar 
D)  Tools Toolbar 
A)  Standard Toolbar 
B)  Data Frame Properties Toolbar 
C)  Map Toolbar 
D)  Tools Toolbar

Question 16

ArcMap utilities such as opening, saving, and printing maps are available on the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Standard Toolbar 
B)  Data Frame Properties Toolbar 
C)  Map Toolbar 
D)  Tools Toolbar 
A)  Standard Toolbar 
B)  Data Frame Properties Toolbar 
C)  Map Toolbar 
D)  Tools Toolbar

Question 17

The GCS uses which of the following systems to determine a location?

Accepted Answer

A)  Latitude and Longitude 
B)  Easting and Northing 
C)  False Easting and False Northing 
D)  Meridian, Baseline, and Zone 
A)  Latitude and Longitude 
B)  Easting and Northing 
C)  False Easting and False Northing 
D)  Meridian, Baseline, and Zone

Question 18

In ArcGIS's Catalog, which of the following operations is used when accessing another drive (such as files on a server or files on a USB drive)?

Accepted Answer

A)  ArcToolbox 
B)  Table of Contents 
C)  Folder Connections 
D)  Branching 
A)  ArcToolbox 
B)  Table of Contents 
C)  Folder Connections 
D)  Branching

Question 19

Which of the following software programs has the greatest functionality?

Accepted Answer

A)  ArcGIS Standard 
B)  ArcGIS Unlimited 
C)  ArcGIS Advanced 
D)  ArcGIS Extended 
A)  ArcGIS Standard 
B)  ArcGIS Unlimited 
C)  ArcGIS Advanced 
D)  ArcGIS Extended

Question 20

A reference surface or a model of Earth that can be used to determine locations around the globe describes a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Datum 
B)  Map Projection 
C)  Projected Coordinate System 
D)  Baseline 
A)  Datum 
B)  Map Projection 
C)  Projected Coordinate System 
D)  Baseline

Exam 1: How to Use Geospatial Data With Arcgis Pro

What type of data is location-based?

When modeling the world in GIS, when all features are treated as objects with definite locations and boundaries, what is being described?

Points represent a:

UTM uses which of the following units of measurement?

Lines represent a:

The component of ArcMap that shows all layers being used in the map document is the:

Polygons represent a:

A translation of places on the earth's surface to corresponding places on a flat surface describes:

What happens when you save your map document in ArcGIS?

A map package is:

The Table of Contents option that lists whether layers are being seen or not being seen is:

Which of the following ArcGIS tools is used to assign projection information to a file that has lost that information?

Which of these is not an example of VGI?

The datum used by the Global Positioning System is:

ArcMap utilities such as zooming, panning, and selecting features are available on the:

ArcMap utilities such as opening, saving, and printing maps are available on the:

The GCS uses which of the following systems to determine a location?

In ArcGIS's Catalog, which of the following operations is used when accessing another drive (such as files on a server or files on a USB drive)?

Which of the following software programs has the greatest functionality?

A reference surface or a model of Earth that can be used to determine locations around the globe describes a:

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