OMG (Object Management Group) -Certified UML Professional Fundamental Set 2

<>and <> only differ by programming language. ✘ <> and <> are synonymous. ✘ <>contains objects and <> contains values. ✘ <> define physical implementation and <> does not. ✔

actor ✘ subject ✘ user-case ✘ client ✔

interval of integers ✘ range of allowable cardinalities ✘ upper bound for the number of allowable instances ✘ sequence and uniqueness of association ✔

It defines the behaviors that are the same in all UML systems. ✘ It defines different kinds of behavior types and event types. ✘ It defines the core concepts that describe the dynamic semantics of UML. ✘ It explains how objects communicate with each other. ✔

unary association linking instances of Person and Order ✘ binary association linking instances of Person and Order ✘ communication involving customer and order messages ✘ communication involving Person and Order messages ✔

classes that have no supertypes ✘ classes that are instances of classes ✘ classes whose instances are objects ✘ classes whose instances are classes ✔

principle of how to order the lifelines within a sequence diagram ✘ mechanism to provide partial ordering of event occurrences ✘ construct showing the order of messages in a communication diagram ✘ construct to define the generalization relationship between different interactions ✔

an operation ✘ a call ✘ an event type ✘ an event ✔

instance of a class ✘ abstract metaclass with only one superclass ✘ member of a set ✘ constituent of a model ✔

requires another element for its full implementation or operation ✘ specifies how it uses another element ✘ specifies how it realizes another element ✘ specifies how one element implements another element ✔