The Census Bureau provides GIS data called TIGER, what does TIGER stand for?Group of answer choicesTrue Interpreted GIS Enhanced ResourceTopologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and ReferencingTactical Integrated GIS Engrained ResolutionThermal Imaged GIS Enacted Resource

An example of a Tiger line GIS data layer could be aGroup of answer choicesroads GIS layerDEMTiger location data layerTIN

The most common data types in GIS are:Group of answer choicesSatellite imagesMap and its resolutionGeoreferencingLayersShapefile and raster

What are examples of ways that we can get Data into GIS (You can select more than one answer)?Group of answer choicesGPSRemote Sensing (Satellite and Aerial Images)Digitizing a MapDefine ProjectionProjection

The five components of GIS (the five different things you would need to create a GIS system) include:Group of answer choicesPeople, Software, Data, Hardware and ProceduresDiagrams, Software, Sensors, Hardware and ProceduresInternet Retailing, Software, Data, Weather and Procedu

. Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.Nepal is the first country to double its tiger populationNepal started its fourth tiger and prey survey from December of last year under the lead of theDepartment of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation( DNPWC) and the Department ofForest and Soil Conservation ( DoFSC) of the Ministry of Forests and Environment. Periodicassessments of tigers have been conducted at intervals of four years since 2009. The first,second, and third nationwide assessments were carried out respectively.“The latest tiger population in Nepal is nearly three times compared to figures we had in 2009-2010, which is nothing short of historical,” remarks Dr. Chiranjibi P. Pokarel, the National Trustfor Nature Conservation’s tiger expert. “Tigers are apex predators right at the top of the foodchain, and their populations are intricately linked to the health of ecosystems and forests, so thisis undoubtedly big news for wildlife conservation as a whole.”Only a century ago, some 100,000 tigers were estimated to roam the wide landscapes of Asia.By 2010, their population in the wild had drastically dropped by 97%, to about 3200, mostly dueto severe habitat loss and poaching. As a response, the world’s 13 tiger-range countries,including Nepal, had pledged to double their tiger population by 2022(TX2) through endorsingthe 2010 St. Petersburg declaration in Russia. Since then, all tiger range countries, includingNepal have taken important steps to achieve TX2.Since the 2010 declaration to save tigers from the threat of extinction, there have beenimportant initiatives made in Nepal at all levels. During this period, additional habitats for tigersand prey species have been secured, namely with the establishment of Banke National Parkand extension of Parsa National Park.Nepal’s tiger conservation success will have to be backed by good science that is able to drivepolicy and action. The planning, construction, and development works need to be wild-lifefriendly. Effectively managing corridors in a way that connects tiger habitats at the landscapelevel will continue to have a major role in the safe dispersal of tigers.1. Find the synonym of the words given below from the passage:a. Victim:b. Countrywide:c. Unlawful hunting:d. Being proactive:2. Are the following statements true or false? Read the passage and write down thecorrect answer.1. Five tiger surveys have already been conducted.2. The percent of tigers in Asia dropped and reached 3% to 3200.3. Nepal has not taken any initiatives to save tigers from the threat of extinction.4. The planning, construction , and development works for tiger conservation should bewildlife friendly.3. Answer the following questions:a. When was St. Petersburg declaration made?b. Name one initiative taken by Nepal to secure the habitats of tigers and prey species