Why Satellite tracking software takes the satellite's orbital elements (Keplerian elements or TLEs) plus your grid location and the current time, and from that it can compute everything about the pass. That includes a ground track map showing where the satellite is over Earth right now, the AOS (acquisition of signal) and LOS times with azimuth and elevation for pointing your antenna, and the Doppler-shifted apparent frequency so you know where to tune. Because all three items follow from the same orbital math, all of the listed choices are correct.
Watch out Each individual choice is a true statement, so picking just one leaves out functions the software also provides. When several choices are all genuinely true, the combined answer is the right one.
Tracking software knows where, when, and at what frequency: map, pass times, and Doppler all come from the same orbital data.