Ksolis at 07:21, 2 October 2017

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{In this subprocess, when will the process be complete?

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-When the corporate executives are interviewed
+When all activities are completed.
-When all activities are started

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When all activities are completed.
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{Which of these '''order''' ''flow elements'' in a BPMN process?

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-Lane
-Event
+Sequence Flow
-Gateway

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Sequence flow determines the order of the flow elements }}
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{Which is true about a process with a start event?

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+All paths in the process must end with an end event
-Chosen paths in the process may end with an end event and the end events with incoming messages are shown as message events
-Paths in the process reveal an end event and the end events optionally accept an incoming message
-Paths with a start in the process must end with an end event
+The end events must not accept an incoming messages

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All paths in the process must end with an end event and the end events must not accept an incoming message
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{Which is an objective of WSBPEL?

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-To provide common representation of data process models.
-To provide a mapping from legacy methodologies to business process modeling
-To provide a tool for capturing process models
+To provide an XML language designed for process execution

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To provide an XML language designed for process execution
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{What connects a BPMN shape to a BPMN shape and a BPMN pool to a BPMN pool?

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-An event and a message flow
-A data object and a message flow
-Message flow and a sequence flow
+Sequence flow and a message flow

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Sequence flow and a message flow
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{What do you never use to connect objects in a process pool?

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-A sequence flow connector.
+A message flow connector
-A pool
-An activity

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A message flow connector
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{Which is a list of gateway types in the context of BPMN and what do these types do?

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+Exclusive, inclusive, complex, and parallel determine the type of behavior for the diverging and converging Sequence Flow.
-Exclusive, inclusive and simple determine the type of behavior for the diverging message flow.
-Decision, merge, fork and join determine the type of behavior for the converging Sequence Flow.
-AND, OR and XOR determine the type of logic and settle the Sequence Flow. Sequence flow, data-based and event-based.

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Exclusive, inclusive, complex, and parallel determine the type of behavior for the diverging and converging Sequence Flow.
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{What is the role of BPMN on Business Process Diagram (BPD)?

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-To program the logical actions of data
-To document activities of people within processes
-To define the route a user’s senarios take
+To graphically depict business processes.

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To graphically depict business processes.
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{There are many flow elements in BPMN. What are three types of BPMN flow elements?

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-Private lanes, Abstract events and Collaboration messages
+Events, Activities and Gateways
-Process, Collaboration message, and Data Models

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Events, Activities and Gateways
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{Which connection in this figure is an association in BPMN?

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-There are no connections
+The connection from The Pending Request and the Approved Request
-The receiving signal
-There are no associations

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The connection from The Pending Request and the Approved Request
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{A data object is most frequently used for which of the following?

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+Data objects can be associated with activities, sequence flow and message flow.
-The input and output of a process
-A data object is regarded as a flow object and connects data elements among activities

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Data objects can be associated with activities, sequence flow and message flow.
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{What are two characteristics of a BPMN group?

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-A group may control the flow of a process and describe shared goals.
-A group is constrained by restriction of lanes and shows the relationship among subprocesses
+A group is denoted by dashes and dots and may include activities in two or more pools.
-A group is constrained by restrictions of pools and short circuits roles

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A group is denoted by dashes and dots and may include activities in two or more pools.
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{What do the four markers of a subprocess denote?

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-Error, timer, compensation and event
-Ad hoc, error, compensation, Loop, and Multiple instance
-Compensation, Timer, Message and Error
+Loop, Multiple instance, ad hoc and compensation

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Loop, Multiple instance, ad hoc and compensation
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{In BPMN, what is a compound activity included within a process and a flow of other activities?

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-It is a sub-partition within a pool
-A Process
-It is ad hoc and compensation activity
+A Sub-Proces

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A Sub-Proces
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{In the process shown, which statement describes the behavior of the activities?

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-C awaits A and B to complete
-Activity A starts
+Activities A,B,and C are started in parallel
-The process diagram is ambiguous. There should be a message or a start

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Activities A,B,and C are started in parallel
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{What can never connect between two different pools in a diagram?

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-A message flow
-A swim lane
-An event
+A sequence flow

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A sequence flow
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{What is a BPMN event and what are the three types?

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-An event is an object in time. The types are: Start, Duration and Intermediate
-An event is an appointment for a meeting, presentation, or training for an employee of a company. The types are: Message, Timer and Error Handling
+An event is something that happens during a business process. The types are Start, End and Intermediate.
-An event is a piece of work performed within a business process

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An event is something that happens during a business process. The types are Start, End and Intermediate.
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{Which statement about Sequence Flow in BPMN is true?

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+The sequence flow defines the transition between the logical steps performed by a single participant
-Sequence Flow must be illustrated within a progression diagram.
-Only events can be both source and target in Sequence Flow
-Sequence Flow may have a Boolean expression attribute

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The sequence flow defines the transition between the logical steps performed by a single participant
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{How does the BPMN Spec define the activity?

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+It defines where a logic step occurs in the process and It denotes work performed within a business process.
-It is an element of the process flow affecting the sequence and timing of other elements. It is passed where work is combined into a business process.
-It is a workflow task where an actor performer performs the task with the assistance of others
-It is a logic element passed during the course of a business process. It defines where work merged into a business process

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It defines where a logic step occurs in the process and It denotes work performed within a business process.
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{Which statement about parallel gateways is true?

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-After the gateways, a condition defines the activities that may be performed at one time
-After the gateways each branch is determined by the downstream condition
-The sequence flow defines what is parallel
+In the parallel gateway, all paths leaving the gateway are executed

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In the parallel gateway, all paths leaving the gateway are executed
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{In the proper order, what are the top-level shapes for the Event, Activity and Gateway?

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-Triangle, Circle and Rounded Rectangle
+Circle, Rounded Rectangle and Diamond
-A box and an internal cross at the base
-Diamond, Circle and Rounded Rectangle

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Circle, Rounded Rectangle and Diamond
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{Which statement describes the characteristics of the process activities enclosed within group notation?

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+They are related to each other for clarification or documentary purposes
-They are to be performed as a Sub-Process to review the request
-They are to be performed by the same participant (the manager)
-They are performed as part of the same review and connect a single data type

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They are related to each other for clarification or documentary purposes
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{What are the three types of activities within a process?

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-Activity, subevent, and gateway
+Process, subprocess, and task
-Process, subprocess, and message
-Lane, event, and subprocess

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Process, subprocess, and task
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Ksolis at 07:21, 2 October 2017