According to TOGAF, Which of the following best describes an Architecture Pattern?

The correct answer is D. A way to put building blocks together into context. TOGAF defines an Architecture Pattern as a way to put building blocks into context-it describes a proven, reusable arrangement or combination of building blocks that addresses a recurring design problem. Patterns capture best-practice solutions so they can be consistently…

Submitted by paula_co· Apr 18, 2026Core Concepts

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AA detailed description of the interfaces between building blocks
BAn implementation specific solution building block
CA package of functionality defined to meet the business needs of the organization.
DA way to put building blocks together into context
EA work product describing an aspect of an architecture

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A
4% (1)
D
88% (22)
E
8% (2)

Explanation

TOGAF defines an Architecture Pattern as a way to put building blocks into context-it describes a proven, reusable arrangement or combination of building blocks that addresses a recurring design problem. Patterns capture best-practice solutions so they can be consistently applied across different architectures. They are not interface descriptions (A), implementation-specific solution building blocks (B), packages of business functionality (C-that describes a Building Block), or work products describing an architectural aspect (E-that describes an Artifact or View).

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