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Welcome to MapInfo Corporation's Training Assessment Quiz

Not sure if you should take our Introduction to MapInfo Professional or Intermediate MapInfo Professional course? Take our quiz as a guide. The quiz is made of 18 multiple choice and true/false questions that will test your basic knowledge of MapInfo, all of which is covered in our Introduction to MapInfo Professional course. Good luck! Please note: Due to technical difficulties, we have experienced faulty results over the past few weeks. If you have taken the quiz in the past few weeks and was indicated to take the Introduction to MapInfo Professional class - consider retaking the quiz or speak to our training staff at 518.285.7112.

  1. This is how MapInfo organizes data:

    Map
    Selection
    Table
    Workspace

  2. In a current session of MapInfo, you have three maps and a MapInfo browse window on the screen. How would you go about saving this session?

    File > Save Copy As
    File > Save Table
    File > Save Workspace
    File > Save Window As

  3. What command would you use to open a dBase file in MapInfo?

    File > Open dBase file
    File > Open table
    Table > Import
    You cannot open a dBase file

  4. True or False: A selection created using a select tool from the Main ButtonPad cannot be saved in a workspace?

    True
    False

  5. You are looking at a map of the entire continental U.S. How would you zoom to a specific state?

    Use Map > Change Zoom
    Use the Zoom-In tool
    Use the Zoom-Out tool
    Manually change the zoom value in the status bar

  6. You have a map. When you zoom out there is too much detail. What feature can you use to help manage the map so that there is an appropriate amount of detail shown when you zoom in and out?

    Map > Layer Control > Display
    Map > Options > Choose Projection
    Map > Create Thematic Map
    Map > Zoom Manager
    None of the above
    All of the above

  7. Choose a way to get a data file onto a map.

    Geocoding
    Create Points
    Joining
    All of the above
    None of the above

  8. In general, what data values need to be present to geocode a database?

    Name and ID Value
    Longitude and Latitude
    Population Figures
    Address Values

  9. When is the Create Points function used in MapInfo?

    When you want to create point objects
    When address values are present in a database
    When coordinate values are present in a database
    There is no Create Points function in MapInfo

  10. True or False: A ranged thematic map can be used to shade county boundries based on population.

    True
    False

  11. You have four types of customers in a database: retail, service, government, and education. What type of thematic map would you create to show each customer category?

    Graduated Symbol
    Individual Value
    Pie Chart
    Ranged

  12. True or False: Selections can be mapped?

    True
    False

  13. How could you get a list of states whose population is greater than 10 million?

    Use the select tool and browse the results
    Query > Select
    Query > SQL Select
    All of the above
    None of the above

  14. What expression would you use to select states with a population greater than 10 million? Assume the column name is POP_1990.

    > 10000000
    POP_1990 > 10,000,000
    POP_1990 > 10000000
    None of the above

  15. You'd like to print a map window and browse window on the same piece of paper. What would you use?

    File > Print
    File > Save Window as
    Window > New Layout Window
    MapInfo does not provide this functionality

  16. How are lablels saved?

    Map > Save Cosmetic Layer
    File > Save Workspace
    File > Save Table
    You cannot save a label

  17. How are labels removed?

    Map > Clear Cosmetic Layer
    Map > Remove labels
    Select the label and press the delete key
    You cannot remove a label

  18. When is the Cosmetic Layer used?

    To create new map objects
    Add annotation to a map
    Use to test geographic relationships
    All of the above
    None of the above



 

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