OMG (Object Management Group)-Certified UML Professional Fundamental

the state of being related ✘ an element that has no derived union ✘ an element that has no derived composition ✘ an element that specifies a connection between elements ✔

interval of integers ✘ range of allowable cardinalities ✘ sequence and uniqueness of association ✘ ability to multiply two or more numbers ✔

can be named cannot be named must be true to be satisfied can be applied to themselves can result in any number of possibilities

only a class ✘ only a class that is not abstract ✘ any classifier except for an association ✘ any classifier, including class, association, and data type ✔

may not be true if an exception is raised must be true even if an exception is raised defines what conditions must be true when the operation begins defines what conditions must be true when the operation completes defines what conditions must be true while the operation is executing

decision point between three classes ✘ three-way message sent to three classes ✘ aggregation of team and goalie objects for a particular season ✘ ternary association between instances of Team, Player, and Year ✔

An interaction is defined by a use case. ✘ An interaction can be used as types for ports. ✘ An interaction always contains states and transitions. ✘ The semantics of an interaction are defined by event traces. ✔

Option A ✘ Option B ✘ Option C ✘ Option D ✔

order any two events within one interaction ✘ order interactions in hierarchies of inheritance ✘ order the events within a lifeline more flexibly than merely downwards ✘ order message arguments differently from the order of the corresponding parameters ✔

represent an individual participant in the interaction ✘ express a trace of messages rather than a trace of events ✘ express the sequence of interaction usage for a given scenario ✘ represent the communication lines between interacting entities ✔