Understanding Tasks in ArcGIS Pro

What is a task in ArcGIS Pro primarily used for?

• To create new maps

• To configure repeatable workflows

• To design new software features

• To manage user accounts

Which of the following is NOT a reason to use tasks in ArcGIS Pro?

• Interactive tutorial

• Implement a best-practice workflow

• Improve the efficiency of a workflow

• Create new data layers

How can you access a task in ArcGIS Pro?

• Open a task item

• Import a task file

• Create a task item

• All of the above

What is the interface called that is used to create tasks in ArcGIS Pro?

• Task Manager

• Task Designer pane

• Workflow Editor

• Task Creator

Which of the following is NOT a method to create a task in the Task Designer?

• Record actions

• Manual creation

• Automatic generation

• Import from a template

What is a task item used for in ArcGIS Pro?

• To store map templates

• As a container for a workflow

• To manage user permissions

• To create 3D models

What is the purpose of a task step in ArcGIS Pro?

• To create new layers

• To provide a small piece of the workflow

• To manage data storage

• To design user interfaces

Which of the following is NOT an option for step behaviour in ArcGIS Pro?

• Manual

• Auto-run

• Auto-proceed

• Auto-complete

How can tasks be shared in ArcGIS Pro?

• By using an Esri task file

• By making it part of a project package

• By exporting to a PDF

• Both A and B

Where is the task item's title displayed in ArcGIS Pro?

• At the bottom of the Tasks pane

• At the top of the Tasks pane

• In the Catalog pane

• In the Map view