ARCGIS PRO FOUNDATION FINAL
CERTIFICATION EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ Which two examples of x,y data can be located on a map?
Choose two.
A. ADDRESS or NAME attributes
B. 39.41, -105.5
C. LONG and LAT fields in a table
D. -105.5, West Answer: B. 39.41, -105.5
C. LONG and LAT fields in a table
◉ How is x,y data used to locate a feature on a map?
A. X represents latitude and y represents the longitude.
B. X represents the street address and y represents the city or
city/state.
C. X represents the east-west location and y represents the north-
south location.
,D. X represents the north-south location and y represents the east-
west location. Answer: C. X represents the east-west location and y
represents the north-south location.
◉ Which method is the best way to get accurate search results from
your address locator?
A. Have fewer addresses, with consistent address fields populated
B. Have reference data with as many addresses as possible
C. Have the most precise reference and input data
D. Have input data that uses as many address fields as possible
Answer: C. Have the most precise reference and input data
◉ What is meant by the address component called street type?
A. The street material, such as gravel, asphalt, and so on
B. The street size, such as the number of lanes
C. The street suffix, such as Avenue or Boulevard, and so on
D. The street size, such as how many vehicles per day Answer: C. The
street suffix, such as Avenue or Boulevard, and so on
◉ What does having different types of reference data allow you to
do?
A. Create multiple composite locators
B. Provide different input fields to the user
, C. Geocode addresses for more than one project
D. Create multiple locators using address data Answer: B. Provide
different input fields to the user
◉ Which item do you need to create a locator for geocoding?
A. Reference data
B. Address data
C. Input data
D. Network data Answer: A. Reference data
◉ Which sources are used to create a composite locator?
A. Other locators
B. Online locator services
C. Input data with addresses
D. Reference data with addresses Answer: A. Other locators
◉ Which of these examples is not a place that could be located on a
map by its name?
A. Pine Avenue and Main Street
B. Ethiopia
C. New York's Central Park
D. Denver Art Museum Answer: A. Pine Avenue and Main Street
CERTIFICATION EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ Which two examples of x,y data can be located on a map?
Choose two.
A. ADDRESS or NAME attributes
B. 39.41, -105.5
C. LONG and LAT fields in a table
D. -105.5, West Answer: B. 39.41, -105.5
C. LONG and LAT fields in a table
◉ How is x,y data used to locate a feature on a map?
A. X represents latitude and y represents the longitude.
B. X represents the street address and y represents the city or
city/state.
C. X represents the east-west location and y represents the north-
south location.
,D. X represents the north-south location and y represents the east-
west location. Answer: C. X represents the east-west location and y
represents the north-south location.
◉ Which method is the best way to get accurate search results from
your address locator?
A. Have fewer addresses, with consistent address fields populated
B. Have reference data with as many addresses as possible
C. Have the most precise reference and input data
D. Have input data that uses as many address fields as possible
Answer: C. Have the most precise reference and input data
◉ What is meant by the address component called street type?
A. The street material, such as gravel, asphalt, and so on
B. The street size, such as the number of lanes
C. The street suffix, such as Avenue or Boulevard, and so on
D. The street size, such as how many vehicles per day Answer: C. The
street suffix, such as Avenue or Boulevard, and so on
◉ What does having different types of reference data allow you to
do?
A. Create multiple composite locators
B. Provide different input fields to the user
, C. Geocode addresses for more than one project
D. Create multiple locators using address data Answer: B. Provide
different input fields to the user
◉ Which item do you need to create a locator for geocoding?
A. Reference data
B. Address data
C. Input data
D. Network data Answer: A. Reference data
◉ Which sources are used to create a composite locator?
A. Other locators
B. Online locator services
C. Input data with addresses
D. Reference data with addresses Answer: A. Other locators
◉ Which of these examples is not a place that could be located on a
map by its name?
A. Pine Avenue and Main Street
B. Ethiopia
C. New York's Central Park
D. Denver Art Museum Answer: A. Pine Avenue and Main Street
