Which tools are available for creating line features? (Choose three.)

Creating line features in a GIS context often requires tools specifically designed for the accurate representation of linear geometry. The correct answer includes the Freehand tool, which allows users to create lines dynamically by drawing them with a cursor, similar to sketching. This tool is particularly useful for capturing natural features or routes that do not conform to regular geometric patterns.

In addition to Freehand, other tools often present for line feature creation (even if not explicitly listed here) may include:

• Line or Polyline tools that let users define line features by clicking multiple points on the map, forming straight lines between the points.

• Other drawing tools specifically designed for more advanced tasks, allowing the user to manipulate line properties.

In this context, point at the end of a line does not inherently create a line feature; rather, it serves as a location reference. The Polygon option relates to area features, not lines, and Ellipse is used for creating circular shapes rather than linear entities. Therefore, only Freehand aligns with the needs for generating line features effectively.