Tableau Mapping Geographic Data 3

Question 1

Which map type in Tableau uses color intensity across geographic regions to show a measure?

Accepted Answer

Filled (choropleth) map

Answer

Symbol map

Answer

Density map

Answer

Flow map

Question 2

Which mark type is required to create a filled map of US states?

Accepted Answer

Map

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Circle

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Bar

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Line

Question 3

A symbol map differs from a filled map primarily because it represents data as what?

Accepted Answer

Sized/colored marks at point locations

Answer

Shaded country borders

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Heat clouds

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Animated paths

Question 4

Which map type is best for visualizing dense overlapping points such as crime incidents in a city?

Accepted Answer

Density (heatmap) map

Answer

Filled map

Answer

Pie map

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Bar chart

Question 5

On a symbol map, dragging a measure to Size accomplishes what?

Accepted Answer

Scales each mark proportionally to the measure

Answer

Changes the map background

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Filters out null values

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Adds a trend line

Question 6

To build a dual-axis map combining filled regions and point symbols, you must do what with Latitude?

Accepted Answer

Add two Latitude (generated) pills and select Dual Axis

Answer

Delete the Longitude pill

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Convert Latitude to a dimension

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Use Measure Names

Question 7

Which map type would you choose to display the value of a single measure as graduated circle sizes by region?

Accepted Answer

Proportional symbol map

Answer

Choropleth map

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Flow map

Answer

Spider map