Many of the ______ editing commands can also be used to edit parcels.

• A. Polyline
• B. Surface
• C. Feature line
• D. Block

Answer: (C)

Feature line editing commands are designed to control the geometry of lines that carry elevation and vertex data. Parcels are defined by boundary lines, so the boundary geometry of a parcel is treated much like a line feature in Civil 3D. Because of this shared geometry model, the same editing operations you use on feature lines—adding or moving vertices, inserting breaks, shifting lines, or adjusting elevations where relevant—can be applied to parcel boundaries as well. This compatibility lets you fine-tune parcel shapes by editing their boundary lines directly, just as you would edit a feature line to achieve the desired topography or alignment.