Accessing the Composition tab in Parcel Properties within Prospector enables Parcel Display Order settings.

• A. changes the color of parcels.
• B. edits parcel boundaries.
• C. allows for Parcel Display Order settings to be applied.
• D. exports parcel data.

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that the Composition tab inside Parcel Properties is where display-related settings for parcels are gathered, including how parcels are ordered visually in the drawing. Parcel Display Order determines which parcels render on top of others when they overlap, which helps keep labels and boundaries readable. By opening the Composition tab, you’re accessing the place where those display-order choices can be applied and adjusted, rather than changing geometry, colors, or exporting data.

The other ideas don’t fit because: changing color is a visual property typically controlled elsewhere (like styles or layers), editing parcel boundaries involves geometry in the Boundaries area rather than display order, and exporting parcel data is a data operation outside the display configuration.