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Question 1

What requirements can an object node make on the kinds of values it has? (Choose two)

Astate

Bcomposition

Ctype

Dinteraction

Eproperties

Answer : A, C

Question 2

What are the names of the three compliance levels that organize the UML superstructure packages?

Apartial, complete, interchange

Bprimary, secondary, tertiary

Csimple, intermediate, advanced

Dbasic, intermediate, advanced

Ebasic, intermediate, complete

Answer : E

Question 3

Which UML 2.0 Superstructure package reuses the InfrastructureLibrary package?

AClasses::Core

BCompositeStructures::Core

CStructures::Kernel

DClasses::Kernel

EKernel::Classes

Answer : D

Question 4

When a component is deleted, what happens to objects in a component's namespace?

Aobjects are deleted

Bonly those objects that participate in shared aggregations are retained

Cobjects continue to exist

Dcontents of the component's namespace are promoted to its superclass

Answer : A

Question 5

If an activity is executed three times in parallel, how many executions exist? (Choose two)

Aany number

Bnone

Ctwo

Done

Ethree

Answer : D, E

Question 6

In the exhibit, what is NOT true of ReclassifyObjectAction?

AIt has an output pin providing exactly one object.

BIt refers to any number of old classifiers.

CIt refers to any number of new classifiers.

DIt has an input pin taking exactly one object.

EThe default value for replacing all old classifiers is false.

Answer : A

Question 7

What is true about model representation? (Choose three)

AA model is not a complete representation of a system.

BA model represents a system.

CA model is a complete representation of all aspects of a system.

DNo dependencies can exist between two different models.

EIf several models exist for the same system, they represent different view points on the system

FOnly traceability dependencies can exist between two different models.

Answer : A, B, E

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