Q34. A GIS specialist is adding fields to an existing table using the Add Field geoprocessing tool to conduct analysis. The type of analysis requires numeric data that stores information to 4 decimal points.
Which field type and associated precision and scale meets these requirements?

Q35. A GIS technician working with 3D building data wants to interactively view only specific floors of a building at a time.
Which layer property allows for this type of visualization?

Q36. A GIS technician has a feature class that contains thousands of features. The technician needs to control when certain features within the feature class draw on the map as they zoom in or out.
Which method should be used to accomplish this?

Q37. A GIS analyst has a feature class and a non-spatial table stored in the same geodatabase. The analyst needs to create a composite relationship to ensure data integrity.
Which association type should the analyst apply?

Q38. A GIS analyst is reviewing the work of an intern and realizes that the intern added feature attribute information directly to the attribute table. Many of the features have no geometry and do not display on the map. The analyst uses Check Geometry to identify all features with null geometries.
Which method should the analyst use to allow adding the geometry to existing features so that they can be visualized in the map?

Q39. A GIS analyst is using the Raster Calculator to determine the best location to start a coffee tree farm. The soil should be deep sandy loam (represented by class code 5 in raster) or fertile volcanic red earth (class code 12).
Temperatures should remain between 17.8 to 21.1 degrees Celsius (64 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit), and the area should get at least 60 inches (1.52 meters) of rain per year.
Which expression should be used to produce suitable areas?

Q40. A GIS technician wants to perform spatial analysis for an area of interest extending in an east-to-west orientation. The technician needs to preserve the shape of the data.
Which projection should the technician use to minimize distortion?

Q41. In ArcGIS Pro, which type of unit of measure is always used for a vertical coordinate system?

Q42. Which tool should be used to set the coordinate system of a raster dataset that is currently unknown?

Q43. In ArcGIS Pro, a GIS analyst adds a mosaic dataset to a map and notices that the entire mosaic area is covered with a black and white checkerboard.
Which tool should the analyst use to make the images visible in the map as part of the mosaic dataset?

Q44. A GIS analyst wants to change the coordinate system of a hydrant dataset from WGS 1984 to NAD 1983 UTM Zone 15N.
Which tool will allow the data to be correctly transformed into the new coordinate system?

Q45. A GIS analyst is trying to buffer single point features one at a time within a feature class by interactively selecting it in a map before buffering. Multiple points are being selected, although one row in the attribute table is highlighted. The analyst does not want to modify the original data.
Which tool should be used to solve this issue?

Q46. A GIS analyst has three elevation rasters from which to create a mosaic dataset. The maximum elevation is
1,200 ft, and the minimum elevation is 300 ft. After the mosaic dataset is created and the values are inspected in the table of contents, the maximum and minimum elevation value are shown to be 3.48e+38 and 3.48e-38 respectively.
What is causing this issue?

Q47. A GIS analyst is working with a dataset that contains state information for the entire country of the United States. The analyst needs to run analysis and create maps for only the State of Idaho. The analyst does not want to manage multiple datasets.
Which method should the analyst use?

Q48. A GIS analyst needs to conduct overlay analysis between two feature classes. All input features must be kept while pulling over only the attributes of the second feature class where geometric intersection exists.
Which tool will provide the expected result?

Q49. Which workflow should be used to share a map as a TIFF file?

Q50. A GIS analyst pulls in an image service from ArcGIS Online, which should contain a slope map, a hillshade map, an aspect map, a contour map, and a terrain map. However, the analyst only sees the terrain map.
How should the analyst access the other maps?

Q51. A GIS analyst is trying to conduct overlay analysis using the Union tool but is unable to run the tool due to a red X in one of the parameters.

Q52. A GIS analyst is about to run analysis using multiple feature layers from the current map. They want to do one final check to ensure which feature classes do and do not have definition queries as expected.
How should the analyst check this most efficiently?

Q53. A GIS specialist works for an electric company that is planning tree maintenance along power lines. The specialist wants to associate tree features with a geometry of “Point” and the power lines feature class in the utility network dataset with a geometry of “Polyline Z.” All trees, regardless of height, should be joined if they are in the specified vicinity of the power lines.