$1.$ An example of a spread projection model software program developed by the Center for Disease Control $($CDC$)$ is:

A$.$ Proximity Flu $20$

B$.$ Community Flu $20$

C$.$ COVID Flu $10$

D$.$ CDC Flu $30$

$2.$ The primary GIS characteristic that corrects for the distortion to create an accurate map is:

A$.$ Accuracy creation

B$.$ Geometric correction

C$.$ Map projection

D$.$ Satellite Photos

$3.$ Community assets such as locations of road salt or earth$-$moving equipment are types of:

A$.$ Point data

B$.$ Line data

C$.$ Aggregate data

D$.$ Location Data

$4.$ The Federal Disaster Mitigation Act of $2000($DMA$2$K$)$ mandated local governments to develop and adopt which document?

A$.$ FEMA Plan of $2001$

B$.$ FEMA$$s Mapping and Analysis Center $($MAC$)$

C$.$ GIS Special Services Plan $($GSSP$)$

D$.$ Multi$-$Hazard Mitigation Plan $($MHMP$)$

$5.$ Which of the following is one activity that can be done to introduce first responders to GIS?

A$.$ Maintain existing maps

B$.$ Only rely on local GIS software

C$.$ Disable the geospatial creation

D$.$ Learn on the job

$6.$ Both the FGDC and partnering agencies are developing what type of place$-$based products and services to the American public?

A$.$ Geo$-$Targeted Platform

B$.$ GIS$-$Based Platform

C$.$ Geographic Platform

D$.$ Geospatial Platform

$7.$ Modern$-$day GIS is:

A$.$ The hardware, software, and methods that allow people to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present geographically referenced data

B$.$ Used to generate a limited array of data in a variety of applications

C$.$ A tool made up of links to websites that describe mapping features

D$.$ The software that generates information to describe structures and population

$8.$ If a GIS parcel database only provides a Property Identification number, what can be done to increase the amount of information on a map?

A$.$ Join together tabular attributes that do not need to have a unique identifier

B$.$ Perform a accuracy analysis to determine if all data is complete

C$.$ Join relevant information to the parcels that have the same unique identifiers

D$.$ Perform a qualitative analysis to determine if all data is complete

$9.$ This product is helpful for emergency managers because it illustrates areas that are now in the floodplain that previously were not It also helps residents to determine whether or not they are eligible to receive discounted flood insurance

A$.$ Changes Since Last Network Update

B$.$ Changes Since Last Formally Finalized

C$.$ Changes Since Last Functionality

D$.$ Changes Since Last FIRM

$10.$ Based on the lesson, which is NOT an example of GIS uses in Emergency Management?

A$.$ Developing and maintaining lists of GIS emergency support manpower with personnel location information, contact information, and specialized skills

B$.$ Developing lists of detailed GIS data and resource requirements to support emergency management needs

C$.$ Developing and securing a list of detailed GIS data and resources intended primarily for U S Government uses only

D$.$ Developing secure$,$ redundant GIS layers of local city$/$county critical infrastructure data, including a DVD set of critical data with integrated data viewing and printing applications

$11.$ GIS supports all but one of the following:

A$.$ Implementation and training

B$.$ Changes in personnel and program management

C$.$ Detailed operations level planning

D$.$ Models mitigation of wildfire$-$prone communities

$12.$ Which of the following set of query guidelines best leverages the power of GIS to create good queries?

A$.$ Be selective especially with the quality of data appropriate for the query

B$.$ Be specific and use data appropriate for the query

C$.$ Be ambiguous and use data appropriate for the query

D$.$ Be specific and use data that is unrelated to the query to discover anomalies

$13.$ What type of query is repeated frequently, but with different parameters within various geographic areas?

A$.$ Complex

B$.$ Aggregate

C$.$ Simple

D$.$ Dynamic

$14.$ GIS concepts and principles were first developed and applied during the $1800$s Given this history, GIS:

A$.$ Is a dynamic tool for creating, manipulating, and analyze data

B$.$ Has been rendered obsolete by other imaging programs

C$.$ Remains relatively unproven

D$.$ Is only used for locating areas where infections occurred

$15.$ Which of the following is NOT a GIS data set?

A$.$ Local government officials

B$.$ Land ownership

C$.$ Utilities

D$.$ Hazard impacts

$16.$ Which tool includes data for every census block in the United States

A$.$ Geo$-$Targeted Alerting System $($GTAS$)$

B$.$ GISPRO

C$.$ Hazus

D$.$ Shake Maps

$17.$ What type of data addresses the needs of the entire population affected?

A$.$ How many people

B$.$ It does not apply

C$.$ How many people under a certain age

D$.$ Type of damage

$18.$ Which is NOT considered a main component of GIS?

A$.$ Input data

B$.$ Analysis methods and tools

C$.$ Base map

D$.$ Any nation's orbital satellite data and imagery with freedom of sharing guaranteed by the United Nati