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(Chapter 3 Test Bank Questions)

Multiple Choice:
1. Which method is used to change data from one map projection to another?
a. Georeferencing
b. Scaling
c. Defining projections
d. Reprojecting

2. Which method is used to align an unreferenced dataset with one that has spatial reference information?
a. Scaling
b. Reprojecting
c. Georeferencing
d. Defining projections

3. Which of the following describes the use of a real-world coordinate system for identifying locations?
a. Spatial reference
b. Spatial analysis
c. Spatial scaling
d. Spatial projection

4. Control points are best described as
a. areas on the map where the projection can easily change.
b. points on the map that do not have spatial reference.
c. points

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