Understanding ArcGIS Pro Package Types

What type of package in ArcGIS Pro allows you to share a project that includes all maps, referenced data, folder connections, toolboxes, geoprocessing history, and attachments?

• Map package

• Project package

• Layer package

• Tile package

Which package type in ArcGIS Pro is used to share a map document that contains the map and referenced data, such as geodatabases used for analysis?

• Layer package

• Tile package

• Map package

• Vector tile package

What does a layer package in ArcGIS Pro contain?

• A set of tiles from a map or raster dataset

• Layer properties and reference data

• Vector tiles and style resources

• A project with all maps and data

Which package type in ArcGIS Pro is used to share a file that contains a set of tiles from a map or raster dataset that can be used as a basemap?

• Tile package

• Vector tile package

• Project package

• Map package

What is the purpose of a vector tile package in ArcGIS Pro?

• To share a project with all maps and data

• To share a collection of vector tiles and style resources

• To share a map document with referenced data

• To share a set of tiles from a raster dataset

Which of the following is NOT a vector export file type available in ArcGIS Pro?

• AIX

• EMF

• PNG

• SVG

Which of the following applications require an organisational account in ArcGIS Pro?

• Web AppBuilder

• ArcGIS Hub

• Experience Builder

• All of the above

How many export file types are available in ArcGIS Pro?

• 10

• 12

• 14

• 16

What type of data can a web map in ArcGIS Pro contain?

• Only vector data

• Only raster data

• Data layers of different types, such as features or tiles

• Only geodatabases

When sharing a map in ArcGIS Pro as a web map, what happens to its map layers?

• They are deleted

• They are shared as hosted web layers

• They are converted to raster format

• They are compressed into a single file