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Inter. GIS

Exam one questions/answers module1-5

QuestionAnswer
Which of the following software programs has the greatest functionality? ArcGIS Desktop Advanced
What type of data is location-based? Geospatial
The GCS uses which of the following systems to determine a location? Latitude and Longitude
UTM uses which of the following units of measurement? Meters
In ArcGIS Pro’s Catalog, which operation is used when accessing another drive (such as files on a server or a USB drive)? Folder Connection
When modeling the world in GIS, when all features are treated as objects with definite locations and boundaries, what is being described? The Symbology Pane
The datum used by the Global Positioning System is: WGS84
A system using a flat two-dimensional grid that allows measurements in units such as feet or meters (rather than degrees) describes: Projected Coordinate System
Which ArcGIS Pro tool is used to assign projection information to a file that has lost that information? Define projection
Which component of ArcGIS Pro is used to change the appearance of a layer? The Symbology
Lines represent a: 1-dimensional object
Points represent a: 0-dimensional object
Polygons represent a: 2-dimensional object
What happens when you save your project file in ArcGIS Pro? The .aprx file contains information that describes where all layers, tables, etc., are stored
The component of ArcGIS Pro that shows all items or layers being used in the project is the: Contents Pane
The section of ArcGIS Pro that contains tabs, groups, and buttons for various functions is called the: Ribbon
ArcGIS Pro utilities such as opening and saving projects are available on the: Quick Access Toolbar
To save a map as a PDF from ArcGIS Pro, which path is correct? Share tab → Export group → Export Map/Layout → choose PDF
The Contents Pane option that lists layers by how many objects are selected in each layer is: List by Selection.
A reference surface or model of earth that is the starting point for determining coordinates is a: Datum
A project package is: A single file that contains all the tools, scripts, tasks, and data layers used in a project, as well as their appearance
GIS data that are descriptive and not location-based are: Non-Spatial
In ArcGIS Pro, the spatial and non-spatial information about a layer is stored in its: Attribute table
The rows of an attribute table represent: Records
The columns of an attribute table represent: Fields
A map of the locations of car race winners displayed by their placement ranking is an example of which kind of data? Ordinal
A map of the locations of California four-year universities displayed by the average tuition costs is an example of which kind of data? Ratio
Celsius temperature is an example of which kind of data? Interval
Your phone number is an example of which kind of data? Nominal
A map of the locations of the Great Lakes labeled with the name of each lake is showing which kind of data? Nominal
In terms of joining tables, what does a key represent? The field that the two tables have in common
When a single record is linked to another single record in a join, what kind of join has occurred? One-to-one join
The total number of relational operators used in a simple query is: One
A connector such as =, >, or <= used in an SQL query in ArcGIS Pro is referred to as a: Relational Operator
In ArcGIS Pro, the process of choosing records from an attribute table and holding them aside to work with separately is called: Selection
What is the result of using AND in a compound query of two statements? Records that meet both query statements
What is the result of using OR in a compound query of two statements? Records that meet either one of the query statements
A geotag in ArcGIS Pro describes which of the following? A process whereby non-spatial media are linked to geospatial features
How are U.S. Census Bureau data used in GIS? TIGER/Line files come pre-loaded with all available attribute data
A small-scale map would show: A larger geographic area than a large-scale map
On a large-scale map, buildings would likely be shown as: Individual polygons
A graphical representation of the map key can best be shown with a: Legend
The ArcGIS Pro interface for composing a printed map is called: A layout
Which data-classification method attempts to place an equal number of data values in each class? Quantiles
Which data-classification method selects class breaks by taking the complete range of values and dividing by the desired number of classes? Equal Interval
Which data-classification method selects class break levels by taking into account the mean and the average distance values are from the mean? Standard Deviation
Which data-classification method selects class break levels by looking for gaps between data values? Natural Breaks
Why would data be normalized to use with a choropleth map? To convert values to a consistent level of data representation
When a color ramp displays multiple different shades of the same color, which color scheme is being used? Graduated Colors
Which of the following options represents the largest-scale map? 1:1
Which of the following would be best represented by a small-scale map? A map of the world
A graphical representation of the orientation of the map is best shown by: North Arrow
A graphical representation of a guide to the map’s symbology is best shown by: Legend
Text that updates itself as changes are made to an ArcGIS Pro layout is: Dynamic Text
The art and science of creating maps with GIS is: Cartography
Which option is the best choice when selecting fonts for a map? Use only two different, complementary fonts
The purpose of a thematic map is: To visually represent geospatial data and convey a message to the reader
A map that serves to show the location of features is which type of map? Reference
Esri’s cloud-based GIS platform is: ArcGIS Online
Using the cloud for GIS mapping means you have to have access to: The Internet
ArcGIS Online is an example of: Software as a Service
What map projection is used with Web Maps? Web Mercator auxiliary sphere
A type of web app that can combine maps, data, and analytics together: Dashboard
Uploading GIS data as a service to the cloud represents: Publishing
Which of the following is NOT available as a basemap in ArcGIS Online? Google Maps
Which of the following describes an ArcGIS Online service? A format for data that can be accessed as web content
Which hosted web layer consists of pre-drawn images that cannot be edited or queried, commonly used for publishing raster data? Tile layer
In the subscription-level version of ArcGIS Online, what controls the amount of content that can be used or served? Credits
Which ArcGIS Online basemap can provide a “neutral” background for displaying data layers? Dark Gray Canvas
A StoryMap is: A web application designed to convey a specific theme or concept to the user
Distributing data, content, maps, or applications across the Internet is referred to as: Sharing
SDTS represents: A “Neutral” file format used for data storage and portability
Layers such as digitized contours, water bodies, and railroads from USGS topographic maps are used in GIS as: Digital Line Graphs
What is the National Geospatial Program (NGP)? A U.S. federal initiative for managing and distributing geospatial resources
Metadata refers to: Descriptive information about the data
Digital Line Graphs of all states can be accessed via: EarthExplorer
Which of the following basemaps is not available through ArcGIS Online? Land cover
Which of the following types of data is not available through The National Map? 3D Buildings
In GIS terms, a portal is: A central repository of GIS data and resources available for your organization through ArcGIS Online
The National Map is operated by: USGS
How are geodatabases currently obtained via The National Map? An order is placed and then an e-mail containing a download link is sent to a user
Requesting one country’s worth of transportation data from The National Map will result in what extent of data being obtained? Transportation data for all counties in the state
A portal maintained by Esri with numerous kinds of data that can be incorporated directly into ArcGIS Pro best describes: ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World
VGI represents which of the following? User-generated geospatial content
Which of the following is an example of VGI? OpenStreetMap
What tool in ArcGIS Pro allows you to find a particular feature or features on the map, like an ArcGIS search engine? Locate
Which of the following is a source for obtaining TIGER/Line files? U.S. Census Bureau
International metadata standards that have been adopted in North America are: ISO 191xx
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