<p>Congratulations, Agustin — you correctly answered 9 of the 10 questions</p><p>1. Data output from one geoprocessing operation can be used as the input for another. False is incorrect.</p><p>2. Some geoprocessing tools require more than one input dataset. True is correct! </p><p>3. In a model, what do the connecting arrows indicate? How elements and processes are related to each other is correct!</p><p>4. In a model, what does a dropshadow around an element indicate? The element has successfully run. is correct!</p><p>5. Open ArcToolbox. In which toolbox would you find the Add Field tool? Data Management Tools is correct!</p><p>6. When displayed graphically in a model, what are the individual parts of a process called? Elements is correct! </p><p>7. What is the building block of a model? A process is correct! Refer to Working with ModelBuilder</p><p>8. When would you choose to build a model instead of running tools from their dialog? When the workflow involves many processes performed in sequence is correct!</p><p>9. In the model shown below, the red arrow is pointing at an element which is created by one process and used as the input for another. Which description fits this element best? </p><p>It's output data that might be intermediate data. is correct!</p><p>10. What is an efficient way to delete the intermediate data created by a model? Flag output elements as intermediate when you build the model, then delete all the intermediate data after you run the model is correct! </p>