Which items can you modify in the feature template properties? (Choose three.)

In feature template properties, you can modify tags, default attribute values, and drawing symbols.

Tags serve to organize and categorize feature templates, making it easier for users to search and filter through different options during the editing process. By assigning relevant tags, users can enhance the discoverability and usability of templates, especially when dealing with a large dataset or numerous feature templates.

Default attribute values allow you to set pre-defined values for certain fields when a new feature is created using that template. This streamlines data entry and ensures that essential information is captured consistently, saving time for users and reducing errors during data collection.

Drawing symbols refer to the visual representation of features in a map or scene. By adjusting drawing symbols in the template properties, you can control how features are displayed aesthetically, which can be crucial for effective communication of spatial information. This includes changing colors, shapes, and sizes of symbols, which can significantly impact the usability and interpretation of maps.

On the other hand, layer snapping is not something that can be modified within feature template properties. Layer snapping pertains to how the GIS software assists users in aligning or snapping features together while editing, and this setting is typically managed separately from the feature templates themselves.