You would expect a Raster Land Cover data layer to be:Group of answer choicesdiscretecontinuouspointsline

A Raster Land Cover data layer would be expected to be discrete.

Here's why:

1. Raster data is a type of data that is represented by a grid of cells. Each cell in the grid contains a value that represents a certain characteristic of that area.

2. In the context of a Land Cover data layer, this characteristic could be the type of land cover (e.g., forest, water, urban, etc.).

3. These land cover types are distinct from each other, meaning they can be clearly separated and categorized. This makes them discrete data, as opposed to continuous data which would be represented by a range of values on a spectrum.

4. Points and lines are types of vector data, not raster data. Therefore, they are not applicable to a Raster Land Cover data layer.