Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

What are the three components of Google Maps for Android?

What are the three components of Google Maps for Android?










a. (1) the GoogleMap object, (2) the LocationClient object, and (3) the LocationRequest object
b. (1) the API, (2) the base maps, and (3) the servers to serve map tiles
c. (1) the API, (2) the OpenStreetMap data, and (3) the servers to serve the map tiles
d. (1) the API, (2) the source code, and (3) the GoogleMap object












Answer: B

Version 2 of the Google Maps Android API

Version 2 of the Google Maps Android API 









a. uses fragments to provide more flexibility for working with different screen sizes
b. displays faster
c. uses less bandwidth
d. all of the above












Answer: D

Which is not true about the open-source version of MapQuest?

Which is not true about the open-source version of MapQuest?









a. it gives you more flexibility for choosing map system components
b. it's free even if your app generates more than 25,000 map requests per day
c. it provides more features than Google Maps
d. it allows you to use data from the OpenStreetMap project










Answer: C

Which is true about using GPS to determine location?

Which is true about using GPS to determine location?









a. it is the most accurate method
b. it works indoors
c. it consumes less battery power than other methods
d. all of the above









Answer: A

Which is a map type?

Which is a map type?








a. normal
b. terrain
c. hybrid
d. all of the above









Answer: D

Which is not true about the moveCamera method?

Which is not true about the moveCamera method?









a. it works like the animateCamera method
b. it animates the move to the location
c. it's a method of the GoogleMap class
d. all of the above











Answer: B

To display a map, you can

To display a map, you can








a. create an activity that extends the FragmentActivity class
b. declare an instance variable for the GoogleMap object
c. add code to the onStart method of the activity to get the GoogleMap object
d. all of the above









Answer: D

You can use a GoogleMap object to

You can use a GoogleMap object to 









a. zoom in on a location
b. add one or more markers to a map
c. display a series of connected lines on a map
d. all of the above










Answer: D