In Python, add a float field to parks.shp $(2$ pts$),$ and use the Calculate

Field tool to calculate the acreage of the parks $(2$ pts$).$ Next, convert the

parks into a Google Earth $kmz$ file. To do this, you will need to reproject

the parks to WGS $1984(2$ pts$).$ Use a Spatial Reference object $($you can

use a keyword or plot$\_1.$shp for this$)$ and the Project tool for the

reprojection. You will also need to set a Geographic Transformation in the

Project tool. Finally, you will need to turn the reprojected parks into a

layer using the Make Feature Layer tool and pass the layer to the Layer

To KML tool to create your $kmz$ file $(4pts).$ Check the $kmz$ file in Google

Earth to see if the parks do indeed look like parks.