UM0-100 Exam Questions

What is true of an interaction?

Let us denote sending of p as !p and receiving p as ?p. Which traces define the interaction M2 in the exhibit? (Choose three)

Let us denote sending of p as !p and receiving p as ?p. Which trace defines the interaction N2 in the exhibit?

Which arrowhead shows that a message represents an asynchronous signal?

What is meant when a lifeline is named by the keyword self?

What shapes normally represent a use case? (Choose three)

In the exhibit, which best describes the relationship between the two use cases: Use Case A and Use Case B?

In the exhibit, when Actor X initiates Use Case A, how many other actors can be involved?

In the exhibit, which relationship may have a condition attached to it?

In the exhibit, which relationship may have extension points attached to it?

In the exhibit, which use cases must be available to meet the goals of Actor X when it initiates Use Case A? (Choose 2)

In the exhibit, which actors are involved in Use Case E?

What are the components of diagram frames? (Choose three)

What kind of structure diagram is NOT a UML 2.0 diagram?

What are metaclasses?

Which statement is true of signals? (Choose two)

What does OMG stand for?

What statement most accurately characterizes the purpose of the Common Behavior package?

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

What is true about every named element that is a member of a namespace?

What is true of the import example in the exhibit?

What does an {ordered} designator do for a multiplicity?

In a UML 2.0 interaction diagram, what can be accomplished with a general ordering?

What ordering statement is correct about event occurrences of the interaction Q2 in the exhibit? Denote sending of p as !p and receiving p as ?p.

What does the execution occurrence in the exhibit convey?

What is true about lifelines?

A found message in a UML interaction diagram is a message with what characteristic?

What constraint applies to a stop in a UML interaction diagram?

In the exhibit, what is a lifeline?

In the exhibit, what is the meaning of size in these two diagrams?

What are the association end names in the exhibit?

What is the meaning of the subsets constraint in the diagram?

What is true of the black diamond on the diagram? (Choose two)

A property is a feature that can be represented in what ways? (Choose two)

What does it mean when a classifier rectangle is labeled as an <<enumeration>>?

What are some of the important semantics of packages? (Choose three)

What does the arrow end of a dependency relationship indicate?

What does a <<use>> dependency mean in a relationship between one element and another?

What is a good candidate for modeling a customer-initiated use case at an automated teller machine (ATM)?

Which icons are a standard representation for an actor? (Choose three)

Zev works as the librarian at the local library. He can also borrow books as an ordinary library patron. How many actors are needed when modeling people like Zev in a use case diag...

What would NOT make a good subject for use cases? (Choose two)

In the exhibit, which best describes the relationship between the two use cases: Use Case A and Use Case B?

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

What does a rectangle on the border of an activity diagram (as depicted in the exhibit) represent in UML 2.0 activity diagrams?

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

What does a diamond shape (as depicted in the exhibit) represent in UML 2.0 activity diagrams? (Choose two)

What do arrowed lines connecting to and from a rectangle (as depicted in the exhibit) represent in UML 2.0 activity diagrams?

How many of the three arrows outgoing from the diamond shape (as depicted in the exhibit) will be given values at one time in a well-defined activity diagram?

What are two kinds of pins in activity diagrams?