OMG-OCUP-100 Online Practice Questions and Answers

What does amond shape (as depicted in the exhibit) represent in UML 2.0 activity rams? (Choose two)

A. joins

B. forks

C. merges

D. decisions

E. initial nodes

F. flow final nodes

G. activity final nodes

In a sequence diagram, what does a stop symbol express?

A. The interaction is no longer valid.

B. A message is stopped short of its reception.

C. The object represented by a lifeline terminates.

D. The behavior of a lifeline halts within this diagram.

What is the difference between the <> type?stereotypes?

A. <> and <> are synonymous.

B. <>contains objects and <> contains values.

C. <>and <> only differ by programming language.

D. <> define physical implementation and <> does not.

What is an element in UML 2.0?

A. member of a set

B. instance of a class

C. constituent of a model

D. abstract metaclass with only one superclass

E. substance not separable by ordinary chemical means

What does multiplicity in UML 2.0 signify?

A. interval of integers

B. range of allowable cardinalities

C. sequence and uniqueness of association

D. ability to multiply two or more numbers

E. upper bound for the number of allowable instances

Let us denote sending of p as !p and receiving p as ?p. Which trace defines the interaction N2 in the exhibit?

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

What would NOT make a good subject for use cases? (Choose two)

A. actor

B. class

C. system

D. model

E. subsystem

F. component

In the exhibit, which use cases must be available to meet the goals of Actor X when it initiates Use Case A? ose 2)

A. Use Case A

B. Use Case B

C. Use Case C

D. Use Case D

E. Use Case E

What does an activity contain? (Choose two)

A. edges

B. nodes

C. states

D. classes

E. lifelines

F. messages

What are the possible relationships among use cases in UML 2.0? (Choose two)

A. <>

B. <>

C. <>

D. <>

E. <>

F. <>