Esri ArcGIS Pro Foundation Certification Practice Test

Which option would be the best choice to view all the features of a specific layer on your map?

1. In the Contents pane, double-click the layer.

2. Use your mouse wheel to scroll in or out until all the features are visible.

3. In the Contents pane, right-click the layer and choose Zoom To Layer.

4. Use the Explore tool to pan your map to the location of the features.

The correct answer is: In the Contents pane, right-click the layer and choose Zoom To Layer.

Choosing to right-click the layer in the Contents pane and selecting "Zoom To Layer" is the best option for viewing all the features of a specific layer on your map. This method provides a precise and efficient way to automatically adjust the map's extent to fit the entire layer's features, ensuring that everything within that layer is visible at once without requiring any manual adjustments. This action directly targets the layer of interest and eliminates the guesswork involved in trying to manually zoom or scroll. It is especially beneficial for layers containing numerous or widely dispersed features, as it instantly frames the view to include every detail, maximizing your efficiency in working with the spatial data. Other options may not effectively show all features. Using the mouse wheel to scroll can lead to missing parts of the layer if the extent is large or if you happen to zoom in too far initially. Similarly, panning with the Explore tool involves more manual maneuvering and may still leave out certain features. While double-clicking on the layer might zoom you in on a particular feature, it does not guarantee that all features of the layer will be visible, especially in cases where features are spread out over a larger area. Selecting "Zoom To Layer" is designed to facilitate seamless navigation to include every feature of the