OMG OMG-OCUP-100 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

OMG OMG-OCUP-100 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  How many of the three outgoing arrows from a round-cornered, solid-line rectangle (as depicted in the exhibit) will provide values at one time when the round-cornered rectangle finishes?

  

  A. none
  B. one
  C. two
  D. three
  D. three

• Question 2:

  How many diamond shapes can appear in a well-defined activity diagram?

  A. exactly two
  B. any number
  C. an odd number
  D. an even number
  B. any number

• Question 3:

  An activity is what kind of element?

  A. action
  B. method
  C. behavior
  D. collaboration
  E. state machine
  C. behavior

• Question 4:

  What statements are true about implementation relationships? (Choose two)

  A. A classifier may only implement one interface.
  B. An interface may implement multiple classifiers.
  C. A classifier implementing an interface conforms to its contract.
  D. The set of interfaces implemented by a classifier are its required interfaces.
  E. The set of interfaces implemented by a classifier are its provided interfaces.
  C. A classifier implementing an interface conforms to its contract.
  E. The set of interfaces implemented by a classifier are its provided interfaces.

• Question 5:

  What is the notation for a required interface?

  

  A. Option A
  B. Option B
  C. Option C
  D. Option D
  C. Option C

• Question 6:

  What is an interface?

  A. a classifier that serves as a level of indirection between two other classifiers
  B. a classifier that represents the declaration of a set of coherent public features and obligations
  C. a relationship that represents the declaration of a set of coherent public features and obligations
  D. a classifier that represents the implementation of a set of coherent public features and obligations
  E. a relationship that represents the implementation of a set of coherent public features and obligations
  B. a classifier that represents the declaration of a set of coherent public features and obligations

• Question 7:

  What is the meaning of a <>endency between two model elements?

  A. a generalized abstraction relationship between two model elements, where the client represents the specification and the supplier represents the implementation
  B. a specialized abstraction relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the specification and the client represents the implementation
  C. a generalized usage relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the using element and the client represents the element being used
  D. a specialized usage relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the using element and the client represents the element being used
  E. a specialized permission relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the element accessing and the client represents the element being accessed
  B. a specialized abstraction relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the specification and the client represents the implementation

• Question 8:

  What is true about a <>endency?

  A. defines communication between two model elements
  B. specifies how one element implements another element
  C. requires another element for its full implementation or operation
  D. signifies granting of access rights from the supplier model element to the client model element
  E. signifies granting of access rights from the client model element to the supplier model element
  D. signifies granting of access rights from the supplier model element to the client model element

• Question 9:

  In the exhibit, what are all of the classes required by A?

  

  A. B
  B. B, D
  C. B, C
  D. B, C, D
  E. B, C, D, E, G
  F. B, C, D, E, F, G
  E. B, C, D, E, G

• Question 10:

  What do bstraction?dependencies represent? (Choose two)

  A. same concept
  B. different concepts
  C. same level of abstract or different viewpoints
  D. same level of abstraction or the same viewpoint
  E. different levels of abstraction or different viewpoints
  A. same concept
  E. different levels of abstraction or different viewpoints