OMG-Certified UML Professional Fundamental - OMG-OCUP-100 Exam Practice Test

A. own

B. object

C. this

D. self

E. ncloser?

A. Program package is imported by the Types package.

B. Program package is imported to the Time datatype.

C. Time datatype is imported by the Program package.

D. Types package is imported by the Program package.

E. Time and Integer datatypes are imported by the Program package.

A. a and b are lifelines within C, as well as being the same entities as those referenced in M.

B. The communication diagram on the left forms the base for the sequence diagram on the right.

C. If M is a behavior in C, then a in C is the property represented by lifeline a in M.

D. M is not a behavior of C since p and q are not defined withinC.

A. three

B. one

C. none

D. two

A. Auxiliary and Types are imported into ShoppingCart, but neither can be further imported into WebShop.

B. Webshop is imported into ShoppingCart and then further imported into Auxiliary and Types.

C. Public members of Types and Auxiliary are imported into ShoppingCart and those from Types are further imported into WebShop.

D. Public members of Types and Auxiliary are imported into ShoppingCart and then further imported into WebShop.

E. Public members of WebShop are imported into ShoppingCart and then further imported into Auxiliary or Types.

A. Option B

B. Option A

C. Option D

D. Option C

E. Option E

A. Unified Methodology Language

B. UML Modeling Language

C. Universal Modeling Language

D. Unified Method Language

E. Unified Modeling Language

A. a specific lifeline that selects a resource from a resource pool

B. a construct to select one lifeline out of all the lifelines in the diagram

C. an expression selecting one out of a set; a general indexing mechanism

D. a scheduler that chooses the next lifeline on which to run

A. Use Case B

B. Use Case A

C. Use Case E

D. Use Case C

E. Use Case D

A. decision point between three classes

B. aggregation of team and goalie objects for a particular season

C. ternary association between instances of Team, Player, and Year

D. three-way message sent to three classes

E. binary association between instances of Team, Player, and Year

A. three

B. one

C. none

D. two

A. The object represented by a lifeline terminates.

B. A message is stopped short of its reception.

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

D. The interaction is no longer valid.

A. method

B. behavior

C. collaboration

D. state machine

E. action

A. unidirectional associations

B. control flows

C. object flows

D. message passing

E. state transitions

F. dependencies