A __________ can be part of a/an __________ which can be assembled from __________ within a/an __________.

Question

Options

• Acomponent, object, enterprises, service
• Bservice inventory, service, enterprises, service composition
• Cservice, service composition, services, service inventory
• Dservice inventory, service, service compositions, enterprise

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  91% (20)

Explanation

Option C correctly reflects the SOA hierarchy: a service can participate in a service composition (a coordinated grouping of services fulfilling a broader task), and that composition is assembled from services drawn from a service inventory (the governed collection of available services). Option A fails because "component," "object," and "enterprises" are not standard SOA terms - they mix OOP vocabulary into the wrong context. Option B inverts the hierarchy by placing "service inventory" inside a "service," when in reality inventories contain services, not the other way around; "enterprises" also doesn't name a valid SOA container. Option D makes the same inversion error - a service inventory is broader than a service and cannot be part of one - and "enterprise" alone is too vague to describe a service collection.

Memory tip: Think of Russian nesting dolls from smallest to largest - service → service composition → service inventory - and the blank-fill order in option C follows that same inside-out direction.

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