Your company salesman plans to visit five customers located in five different cities. You need to display the shortest route that covers all five customer locations on a Web-based map. What should you do?

• A. Call the Route.Calculate method and the Waypoints.Optimize method.
• B. Call the RouteServiceSoap.CalculateSimpleRoute method by using the MapPoint.World datasource, an array with latitude and longitude values, and the value shortest for the
  SegmentPreference parameter. Call the RenderServiceSoap.GetMap method.
• C. Call the VEMap.GetRoute method. Set the route type to shortest.
• D. Call the RouteServiceSoap.CalculateSimpleRoute method by using the
  MapPoint.WorldRoutable data source, an array with latitude and longitude values, and the value shortest for the SegmentPreference parameter. Call the RenderServiceSoap.GetMap method.

Your company wants to display customer locations as pushpins on a Virtual Earth 6.0 map.
You need to ensure that the pushpins are loaded after the Virtual Earth map is loaded.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(new
  VELatLong(47.22, -122.44), 12, 'r', false); map.onLoadMap = function(){...Load the pushpins...}; }
• B. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(new
  VELatLong(47.22, -122.44), 12, 'r', false); map.AttachEvent ('onchangeview', function(){...Load the pushpins...}); }
• C. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.onLoadMap =
  function(){...Load the pushpins...}; map.LoadMap(new VELatLong(47.22, -122.44), 12, 'r', false); }
• D. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(new
  VELatLong(47.22, -122.44), 12, 'r', false); map.AttachEvent ('oninitmode', function(){...Load the pushpins...}); }

You are writing a code segment for a Virtual Earth 6.0 application. The code segment returns data for multiple locations to a client-side JavaScript function that makes the initial request.
The returned data contains the following properties for each location:
ID
Latitude
Longitude
Address
You need to format all locations and their properties in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. var results = {
  ID: 123,
  Latitude: 40.0,
  Longitude: -74.0,
  Address: " 123 Main St ."
  };
• B. var results = new Array();
  results[0] = new Array();
  results[0][0] = 123;
  results[0][1] = 40.0;
  results[0][2] = -74.0;
  results[0][3]= " 123 Main St .";
• C. var results = {
  0:{
  ID: 123,
  Latitude: 40.0,
  Longitude: -74.0,
  Address: " 123 Main St "
  }
  };
• D. var results = new Array();
  results[0] = 123;
  results[1] = 40.0;
  results[2] = -74.0;
  results[3] = " 123 Main St .";

You are creating a custom tile set by using Microsoft MapCruncher. The tile set must overlay a weather map image in a Virtual Earth 6.0 application by using MapCruncher.
You need to perform two tasks before using MapCruncher to create the custom tile set.
Which two tasks should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

• A. Obtain low resolution weather map images for low zoom levels and high resolution weather map images for high zoom levels.
• B. Obtain the latitude and longitude coordinates for the corners of the weather map image.
• C. Split the weather map image into tiles.
• D. Apply the proper alpha filter to the weather map image to display any transparent portions on the Virtual Earth map.