OMG-OCUP-200 無料問題集「OMG-Certified UML Professional Intermediate」

（A）Association

（B）ExecutionEnvironment

（C）Node

（D）Hardware

（E）Installation

（A）will be consumed after the state is exited

（B）are of lower priority

（C）will be consumed when a state in which they are no longer deferred is reached

（D）are ignored in that state

（A）3

（B）1

（C）4

（D）2

（E）0

（A）Applying a profile means that it is allowed, but not required to apply the stereotypes that are part of the profile.

（B）A profile can be combined with others applied on the same model.

（C）Applying a profile means that it is required to apply the stereotypes that are part of the profile.

（D）A profile can be removed at any time from a model.

（A）can have separate entry and exit actions for each region

（B）is a kind of submachine state

（C）is executed concurrently

（D）is equivalent to two states with one region each

（E）is an orthogonal state

（A）The properties of metaclasses are sometimes referred to as tag definitions. When a metaclass is applied to a model element, the values of the properties may be referred to as tagged values.

（B）They are synonyms.

（C）The properties of stereotypes are sometimes referred to as tagged values. When a stereotype is applied to a model element, the values of the properties may be referred to as tag definitions.

（D）The properties of stereotypes are sometimes referred to as tag definitions. When a stereotype is applied to a model element, the values of the properties may be referred to as tagged values.

（A）The thread executing the state machine cannot be pre-empted by the scheduler.

（B）No other event will be processed until the current event is fully processed.

（C）Interrupts are disabled while the state machine is running.

（D）The executions of orthogonal regions are serialized.

（A）property, port, and parameter

（B）port and connector end

（C）behavior, connector end, and port

（D）behavior, port and property

（E）connector end, port and part

（A）dependencies, connectors, and realization relationships

（B）associations and connectors

（C）realization relationships and associations

（D）dependencies and connectors

（A）more than one interaction combined in an interaction overview diagram

（B）a construct with interaction operands and an interaction operator

（C）the combination of decomposed lifelines

（D）an interaction occurrence covering more than one lifeline