1. Key Terms Graduated – color map Graduated – symbol map
Proportional –symbol map
Dot density map
Manual Classification
Histogram
Defined interval
Quantile
Natural Breaks
Standard deviation

2. Review Questions
1. Jenks method, one of the most commonly used standard classification methods, is based on natural groupings inherent in the data, setting boundaries where large gaps between values occur. True/false?
2. Dot density maps show the distribution pattern of the data. True/false?

3. Review Questions
3. A chart map is used to represent multiple attribute values for a single feature. True/false?
4. The classification method of Standard deviation works best for normally distributed (bell-shaped curve) data.

4. Lect 6 Labeling Features
Using dynamic labels
Setting rules for label placement
Creating graphic labels using Text tool on the Draw toolbar
Converting dynamic labels to annotation

5. Label Any text that names or describes a feature
Represents values in a layer attribute table
Stays close to a feature associated with

6. Three Types of Labels Dynamic labels:
Added to all features in a single click;
Behave as a group;
No precise control of appearance and placement
Interactive Labels:
Add text by using Text tool on the Draw toolbar
Annotation:
Static text or graphics that you can individually select, modify
Have significant control of appearance and placement

7. Ex 9a Dynamic Labels Use Properties/Labels
Turn on/off, change symbol or attribute value as a group
Label position changes depending on
Placement of other features/labels
Map scale

8. Ex 9b Label Placement Labels for points: eight positions
Labels for lines: three positions
Labels for polygons: close to the center of the polygon
Setting label and feature weights to avoid labeling conflict
Labeling Toolbar: Label Manager

9. Ex 9c Creating Graphic Labels (Dynamic Labels)
Use the text tools on the Draw toolbar
Use for only a few features, or base layers with no attributes

10. Ex 9d Converting to Annotation
Select, move, and modify annotation piece by piece
Typically do this when your map is nearly finished and want to make final adjustments
Annotation can be saved in a map or a database
ArcGIS Desktop Help- Contents- Desktop/Mapping/Adding text to map/Converting labels to annotation