The Unified Modelling Language - Part 1 - Test

	2.9.1 The Unified Modelling Language - Part 1 - Test

	1. The Unified Modelling Language: A Is easy to use B Is designed just to model software C Is process independent D Is well documented E Defines the order in which to create the diagrams F C and D G B, C and D H C, D and E
	2. Before UML, James Rumbaugh and Grady Booch's original A Language semantics were similar B Graphical symbols were similar C A and B D Neither
	3. Which of the following are true? A In most object-modelling methods, the object diagram is the most used view of the system B Collaboration and sequence diagrams show similar information C A sequence diagram is a kind of interaction diagram D Deployment diagrams show the types of components, their interfaces and dependencies E B and C F B, C and D G All of the above
	4. UML stereotypes: A Can be used to change the original meaning of a model element B Are user definable C Can be used to customise the UML for any modelling purpose D Extend the semantic of a model element E B and C F B, C and D G All of the above
	5. On a Use case diagram, interaction between the things outside the system and the system is shown by A Solid lines between actors and use cases B Dotted lines between actors and use cases C Dotted lines between use cases D A and B E B and C F All of the above
	6. On class diagrams, communication between objects is enabled by A Attributes on the classes B Associations between classes C Solid lines between classes D A and B E B and C F All of the above

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