UM0-100 Exam Questions

Which describes active classes?

What do the initials UML stand for?

In UML, what is the behavior of an object caused by?

What does the method associated with a behavioral feature specify?

What is an element in UML 2.0?

What is a relationship in UML 2.0?

What is the meaning of the import example in the exhibit?

What does multiplicity in UML 2.0 signify?

Which multiplicity expressions are valid? (Choose three)

In the exhibit, what is the meaning of the {unique} designator?

What is true about constraints in UML 2.0? (Choose two)

What can be a classifier of an instance specification?

What is true of a classifier? (Choose three)

What is true of an operation's postconditions? (Choose two)

What does an association specify?

What is the meaning of the line between Person and Order?

What does the diamond symbolize in the diagram?

What is indicated by the open diamond on the diagram? (Choose two)

What is true about a data type? (Choose two)

What are the primary purposes of packages in UML 2.0? (Choose two)

What is the result of the merge transformations for R in the exhibit?

What are true statements about dependencies? (Choose two)

What do bstraction?dependencies represent? (Choose two)

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

What is true about a <<permit>> dependency?

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

What is an interface?

What is the notation for a required interface?

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

An activity is what kind of element?

What does an activity contain? (Choose two)

What do arrows in activity diagrams represent? (Choose two)

What does the symbol in the exhibit represent inside UML 2.0 activity diagrams?

What does the symbol in the exhibit represent inside UML 2.0 activity diagrams?

What do shapes in activity diagrams with no labels inside represent?

What does a circle with a solid circle inside (as depicted in the exhibit) represent in UML 2.0 activity diagrams?

An arrowed line connecting small rectangles attached to round-cornered, solid-line rectangles is depicted in the exhibit. What does the arrowed line represent in UML 2.0 activity d...

How many of the three arrows outgoing from the solid circle (as depicted in the exhibit) will be given values during the execution of a well-defined activity diagram?

A circle with a solid circle inside and three incoming arrows is depicted in the exhibit. How many of the arrows must provide values for the circle to have an effect?

How many of the three incoming arrows to the diamond shape (as depicted in the exhibit) must provide values for the diamond to have an effect?

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

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 fin...

How many of the arrows in the exhibit must provide values before the round-cornered rectangle can start?

If a well-defined activity has a parameter node with an incoming arrow and also contains a final node, which of these will always have values when the activity finishes?

What punctuation denotes the criteria for values flowing along arrows outgoing from a decision node?

In the exhibit, there is one element with the identifier b. What is true about this element?

Let us denote sending of p as !p and receiving p as ?p. Which traces define the interaction M in the exhibit? (Choose two)

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

What is the purpose of general ordering in a UML 2.0 interaction diagram?

Which element in the exhibit denote a lifeline?