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Integrated Urban Planning using GIS

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When joining a CSV file to a shapefile in QGIS, why is it important to create a sidecar file with a .csvt extension before importing the CSV file?

a)

To import the CSV file as a vector layer with geometry

b)

To specify the data types for each column in the CSV file

c)

To convert the CSV file into a shapefile

d)

To create unique IDs for each feature in the shapefile

2.

When importing a text file into QGIS, which of the following coordinates represent the X-coordinate?

a)

Latitude

b)

Longitude

c)

Elevation

d)

Population

3.

Which Coordinate Reference System (CRS) should be selected when working with latitude and longitude data in QGIS?

a)

NAD 83

b)

UTM Zone 33N

c)

WGS 84

d)

EPSG 4326

4.

In QGIS, after loading a delimited text file, which option should be selected in the Geometry definition section if the import chooses incorrect fields for X and Y coordinates?

a)

Modify the file format

b)

Manually select the correct fields

c)

Re-import the file

d)

Change the projection

5.

What is the purpose of the GEOID field in a shapefile when joining it with a CSV file?

a)

To store latitude values

b)

To provide unique identification for each feature

c)

To track population data

d)

To format the file for mapping

6.

Why is it necessary to create a .csvt file for a CSV file in QGIS?

a)

To enable spatial queries

b)

To specify data types for each column

c)

To calculate distances

d)

To convert it to a shapefile

7.

When adding a join between a shapefile and a CSV file in QGIS, what must be selected in the 'Join field' and 'Target field' to link the tables?

a)

Population and Latitude

b)

X and Y coordinates

c)

Unique ID fields from both files

d)

File names

8.

What is the purpose of selecting the 'Graduated' style in QGIS when visualizing a shapefile with joined population data?

a)

To symbolize data based on geometry

b)

To assign colors based on population ranges

c)

To calculate area and perimeter

d)

To display text labels

9.

In the 'Graduated' style dialog, what does the 'Quantile (Equal Count)' mode do?

a)

Divides data into equal population groups

b)

Adjusts the color ramp according to geometry

c)

Assigns symbols to specific attributes

d)

Randomly distributes values

10.

What tool should be used in QGIS to zoom in on a specific area of the map for closer inspection?

a)

Pan

b)

Identify Features

c)

Zoom in

d)

Measure

11.

In SCP, what is the purpose of creating ROIs (Regions of Interest) during the classification process?

a)

To change the projection of the raster

b)

To collect spectral signatures for land cover classes

c)

To calculate surface temperatures

d)

To adjust image brightness

12.

When manually drawing an ROI in SCP, which of the following actions closes the polygon?

a)

Double-clicking the starting point

b)

Left-clicking twice

c)

Right-clicking after defining vertices

d)

Pressing the Enter key

13.

What does the 'Dist' value control when using the automatic region-growing algorithm to create an ROI in SCP?

a)

The color of the ROI

b)

The accuracy of the classification

c)

The size of the ROI

d)

The shape of the ROI

14.

Which class of land cover is typically highlighted in red in the color composite RGB = 4-3-2?

a)

Water

b)

Built-up

c)

Vegetation

d)

Bare soil

15.

What type of error is displayed when 'Bare soil' is classified as 'Built-up' in SCP?

a)

Spectral overlap

b)

Misclassification

c)

Unbalanced Dist value

d)

Incorrect Band set

16.

What is the key step before creating ROIs to prevent data loss in SCP?

a)

Creating the Training input file

b)

Selecting the RGB band composite

c)

Changing the file format

d)

Adjusting the Dist value

17.

What is the significance of calculating the spectral signature in SCP after saving an ROI?

a)

It improves the image resolution

b)

It allows accurate classification of land cover

c)

It changes the coordinate system

d)

It applies color correction to the image

18.

Which plugin is installed for accessing the OpenStreetMap (OSM) standard in QGIS for flood vulnerability analysis?

a)

QGIS2threejs

b)

SCP

c)

QMS (Quick Map Service)

d)

SAGA

19.

What type of projection should your project be set to before starting the flood vulnerability analysis?

a)

Geographic Coordinate System (GCS)

b)

Projected Coordinate System (PCS)

c)

Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)

d)

Web Mercator

20.

How do you add a shapefile to QGIS from your local machine?

a)

Layer → Add Raster Layer

b)

Layer → Add Vector Layer

c)

File → Open Shapefile

d)

File → Import Shapefile

21.

When importing a raster file, which menu option is used to add the layer?

a)

Layer → Add Raster Layer

b)

File → Import Raster

c)

Raster → Add Layer

d)

Layer → Add Vector Layer

22.

What CRS should be used for unprojected latitude/longitude coordinates in QGIS?

a)

EPSG:3857 (Web Mercator)

b)

EPSG:32646 (UTM 46N)

c)

EPSG:4326 (WGS 84)

d)

EPSG:900913

23.

When importing a CSV file into QGIS, what geometry definition should you choose if the file contains x, y coordinates?

a)

No Geometry

b)

Latitude/Longitude Geometry

c)

Point Coordinates

d)

UTM Geometry

24.

Which symbology option is used for data broken into categories, such as hair color or political party?

a)

Graduated

b)

Quantile

c)

Equal Interval

d)

Categorized

25.

How is a globe more accurate than a map?

a)

a globe is a 3 dimensional model of the Earth, but a map is flat

b)

a globe can show streets and roads, but a map cannot

c)

a globe can show all of the continents at once, but a map cannot

d)

a globe can be used to navigate from one town to another, but a map cannot

26.
Which of the following is not a use of a GIS?
a)
Store Prices
b)
Mapping 
c)
Network Services
d)
Urban Planning
27.

Which of the following is not a hardware component of GIS?

a)

A computer screen

b)

GPS coordinates

c)

A plotter

d)

A scanner

28.

By ‘spatial data’ we mean data that has:

a)

Complex values

b)

Location/coordinate values

c)

Graphic values

d)

Decimal values

29.

What is ‘Attribute data’?

a)

Specifies characteristics at that location, natural or human-created

b)

Can be stored in a database table

c)

Both A and B

d)

None of the above

30.

Numerous employees in your organization need access to the streets data that your team is responsible for maintaining in an enterprise database. From the options given below, what is the best way to handle access to these data? (Choose the best response)

a)

Set the streets layer’s permissions to allow everyone in your enterprise full control

b)

Set the streets layer’s permission to allow full control only to your team

c)

Set the streets layer’s permission to allow full control only to your team and read-only access to the remainder of your enterprise

d)

No action needed

31.
Type of Map?
a)
Topographic
b)
Weather
c)
Thematic
d)
Choropleth
32.
Which map projection makes land near the poles seem gigantic (like Antarctica and Greenland)?
a)
Lambert
b)
Mercator
c)
Robinson
d)
Eckert IV
33.
Which projection is this?
a)
Robinson
b)
Mercator
c)
Eckert IV
d)
Goode's Homolosine
34.
This is what type of map?
a)
Mercator
b)
Robinson
c)
Cartogram
d)
Homoloseine
35.
The most common unit of measurement used for computer screen display.  
a)
Picas
b)
Inches
c)
Pixels
d)
Points