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<questions>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A deployed and operational IT system that supports
business functions and services is called -
</question>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Application</answer>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application in page
33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, Applications use data and are supported by multiple ______
components but are distinct from the ______ components that support the
application.
</question>
<answer>architectural, technology</answer>
<answer correct="yes">technology, technology</answer>
<answer>technology,architectural</answer>
<answer>architectural,architectural </answer>
<answer>data,architectural </answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application in page
33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A description of the major logical grouping of
capabilities that manage the data objects
necessary to process the data and support the business is called -
</question>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application
Architecture in page 33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, the fact that Application Architecture falls after ______
and _______ architectural phases in the ADM is clearly covered in its
definition.
</question>
<answer>technology and data</answer>
<answer>business and technology</answer>
<answer>technology and architecture vision</answer>
<answer correct="yes">business and data</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application
Architecture in page 33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. Application Architecture is
a description of the major logical grouping of capabilities that manage the
data objects
necessary to process the data and support the business.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, Architecture is defined as
</question>
<answer>A formal description of a business, or a detailed plan of the business
at component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<answer correct="yes">A formal description of a system, or a detailed plan of
the system at component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<answer>A formal description of data, or a detailed plan of the data at
component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<answer>A formal description of a technology, or a detailed plan of
the technology at component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to one of the definitions of
Architecture in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. Architecture is a formal
description of a system, or a detailed plan of the system at component level
to guide its implementation
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, the structure of components, their inter-relationships,
and the principles and guidelines governing their design and evolution over
time is called -
</question>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to one of the definitions of
Architecture in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. Architecture is the
structure of components, their inter-relationships, and the principles and
guidelines governing their design and evolution over time.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
Which one among the following is used to classify architectural elements from
generic to organization-specific ones?
</question>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
Architectural elements in the continuum are classified from generic to
context-specific ones. Which one among the following corresponds to a generic
element in the continuum?
</question>
<answer correct="yes">basic building blocks</answer>
<answer>industry-specific architectures</answer>
<answer>organization-specific architectures</answer>
<answer>All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. The architecture Continuum
begins with foundational definitions such as reference models, core
strategies, and basic building blocks.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
Architectural elements in the continuum are classified from generic to
context-specific ones. Which one among the following falls mid-way in the
continuum?
</question>
<answer>basic building blocks</answer>
<answer>organization-specific architectures</answer>
<answer correct="yes">industry-specific architectures</answer>
<answer>All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. The architecture Continuum
begins with foundational definitions such as reference models, core
strategies, and basic building blocks. From there it spans to Industry
Architectures and all the way to an organization's specific architecture.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is a constituent of the
architecture model that describes a single aspect of the overall model?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Building Block</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Building Block (ABB) in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is a step-by-step approach
to develop and use an enterprise architecture?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Development Method (ADM)</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Building Block (ABB) in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is not an architectural
domain?
</question>
<answer>Business</answer>
<answer>Data</answer>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Technical</answer>
<answer>Technology</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
An architectural area is also called as -
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Business Domain</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Domain</answer>
<answer>Data Domain</answer>
<answer>Technology Domain</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
In TOGAF, BDAT is a mnemonic to remember -
</question>
<answer>the business domains</answer>
<answer correct="yes">the architecture domains</answer>
<answer>the data domains</answer>
<answer>the technology domains</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. BDAT stands for Business-Data-
Application-Technology Architecture Domains.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
In TOGAF parlance, BDAT stands for -
</question>
<answer correct="yes">Business-Data-Application-Technology architecture
domains</answer>
<answer>Business-Data-Application-Timeline architecture domains</answer>
<answer>Business-Database-Application-Technical architecture domains</answer>
<answer>Business-Data-Application-Testing architecture domains</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. BDAT stands for Business-Data-
Application-Technology architecture domains.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is a structure to develop
enterprise architecture?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Framework</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Framework in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, the continuum in the term enterprise continuum means -
</question>
<answer>increasingly continuous</answer>
<answer correct="yes">increasing detail and specialization</answer>
<answer>continuous integration</answer>
<answer>decreasing detail and specialization</answer>
<answer>All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, a conceptual structure used to develop, implement, and
sustain an architecture is also called as -
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Framework in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
A qualitative statement of intent that should be met by the architecture is
called -
</question>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Principle</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
principle in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, architecture principles have -
</question>
<answer>a supporting document</answer>
<answer>a main character</answer>
<answer>a supporting character</answer>
<answer correct="yes">a supporting rationale</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
principle in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, a succinct description of the Target Architecture that
describes its business value and the changes to the enterprise that will
result from its successful deployment is called -
</question>
<answer>Architecture Principle</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Vision</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Vision in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following can serve as a boundary for
detailed architecture development?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Vision</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Vision in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, _________ can be changed only through formal change
control procedures.
</question>
<answer>a base</answer>
<answer correct="yes">a baseline</answer>
<answer>a framework</answer>
<answer>a Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Baseline in
page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A specification that has been formally reviewed and agreed
upon, that thereafter serves as the basis for further development or change is
called -
</question>
<answer>a basis</answer>
<answer>a base</answer>
<answer correct="yes">a baseline</answer>
<answer>a framework</answer>
<answer>a Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Baseline in
page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A building block -
</question>
<answer>can consist of a name or an outline description</answer>
<answer>may be decomposed into multiple supporting building blocks accompanied
by full specification</answer>
<answer>can relate to architectures or solutions</answer>
<answer correct="yes">All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Building Block
in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
</questions>
</quiz>
<quiz xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="quiz.xsd">
<questions>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A deployed and operational IT system that supports
business functions and services is called -
</question>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Application</answer>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application in page
33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, Applications use data and are supported by multiple ______
components but are distinct from the ______ components that support the
application.
</question>
<answer>architectural, technology</answer>
<answer correct="yes">technology, technology</answer>
<answer>technology,architectural</answer>
<answer>architectural,architectural </answer>
<answer>data,architectural </answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application in page
33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A description of the major logical grouping of
capabilities that manage the data objects
necessary to process the data and support the business is called -
</question>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application
Architecture in page 33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, the fact that Application Architecture falls after ______
and _______ architectural phases in the ADM is clearly covered in its
definition.
</question>
<answer>technology and data</answer>
<answer>business and technology</answer>
<answer>technology and architecture vision</answer>
<answer correct="yes">business and data</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to definition of Application
Architecture in page 33 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. Application Architecture is
a description of the major logical grouping of capabilities that manage the
data objects
necessary to process the data and support the business.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, Architecture is defined as
</question>
<answer>A formal description of a business, or a detailed plan of the business
at component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<answer correct="yes">A formal description of a system, or a detailed plan of
the system at component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<answer>A formal description of data, or a detailed plan of the data at
component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<answer>A formal description of a technology, or a detailed plan of
the technology at component level to guide its implementation</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to one of the definitions of
Architecture in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. Architecture is a formal
description of a system, or a detailed plan of the system at component level
to guide its implementation
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, the structure of components, their inter-relationships,
and the principles and guidelines governing their design and evolution over
time is called -
</question>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to one of the definitions of
Architecture in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. Architecture is the
structure of components, their inter-relationships, and the principles and
guidelines governing their design and evolution over time.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
Which one among the following is used to classify architectural elements from
generic to organization-specific ones?
</question>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
Architectural elements in the continuum are classified from generic to
context-specific ones. Which one among the following corresponds to a generic
element in the continuum?
</question>
<answer correct="yes">basic building blocks</answer>
<answer>industry-specific architectures</answer>
<answer>organization-specific architectures</answer>
<answer>All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. The architecture Continuum
begins with foundational definitions such as reference models, core
strategies, and basic building blocks.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
Architectural elements in the continuum are classified from generic to
context-specific ones. Which one among the following falls mid-way in the
continuum?
</question>
<answer>basic building blocks</answer>
<answer>organization-specific architectures</answer>
<answer correct="yes">industry-specific architectures</answer>
<answer>All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. The architecture Continuum
begins with foundational definitions such as reference models, core
strategies, and basic building blocks. From there it spans to Industry
Architectures and all the way to an organization's specific architecture.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is a constituent of the
architecture model that describes a single aspect of the overall model?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Building Block</answer>
<answer>Enterprise Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Building Block (ABB) in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is a step-by-step approach
to develop and use an enterprise architecture?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Development Method (ADM)</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Building Block (ABB) in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is not an architectural
domain?
</question>
<answer>Business</answer>
<answer>Data</answer>
<answer>Application</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Technical</answer>
<answer>Technology</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
An architectural area is also called as -
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Business Domain</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Domain</answer>
<answer>Data Domain</answer>
<answer>Technology Domain</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
In TOGAF, BDAT is a mnemonic to remember -
</question>
<answer>the business domains</answer>
<answer correct="yes">the architecture domains</answer>
<answer>the data domains</answer>
<answer>the technology domains</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. BDAT stands for Business-Data-
Application-Technology Architecture Domains.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
In TOGAF parlance, BDAT stands for -
</question>
<answer correct="yes">Business-Data-Application-Technology architecture
domains</answer>
<answer>Business-Data-Application-Timeline architecture domains</answer>
<answer>Business-Database-Application-Technical architecture domains</answer>
<answer>Business-Data-Application-Testing architecture domains</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Domain in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide. BDAT stands for Business-Data-
Application-Technology architecture domains.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following is a structure to develop
enterprise architecture?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Framework</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Framework in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, the continuum in the term enterprise continuum means -
</question>
<answer>increasingly continuous</answer>
<answer correct="yes">increasing detail and specialization</answer>
<answer>continuous integration</answer>
<answer>decreasing detail and specialization</answer>
<answer>All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Continuum in page 34 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, a conceptual structure used to develop, implement, and
sustain an architecture is also called as -
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Framework in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
A qualitative statement of intent that should be met by the architecture is
called -
</question>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Principle</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<answer>Architecture Building Block</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
principle in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, architecture principles have -
</question>
<answer>a supporting document</answer>
<answer>a main character</answer>
<answer>a supporting character</answer>
<answer correct="yes">a supporting rationale</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
principle in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, a succinct description of the Target Architecture that
describes its business value and the changes to the enterprise that will
result from its successful deployment is called -
</question>
<answer>Architecture Principle</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Vision</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Vision in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, which one among the following can serve as a boundary for
detailed architecture development?
</question>
<answer>Architecture</answer>
<answer>Application Architecture</answer>
<answer>Architecture Framework</answer>
<answer correct="yes">Architecture Vision</answer>
<answer>Architecture Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Architecture
Vision in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, _________ can be changed only through formal change
control procedures.
</question>
<answer>a base</answer>
<answer correct="yes">a baseline</answer>
<answer>a framework</answer>
<answer>a Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Baseline in
page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A specification that has been formally reviewed and agreed
upon, that thereafter serves as the basis for further development or change is
called -
</question>
<answer>a basis</answer>
<answer>a base</answer>
<answer correct="yes">a baseline</answer>
<answer>a framework</answer>
<answer>a Continuum</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Baseline in
page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
<mchoice>
<question section="4.2">
According to TOGAF, A building block -
</question>
<answer>can consist of a name or an outline description</answer>
<answer>may be decomposed into multiple supporting building blocks accompanied
by full specification</answer>
<answer>can relate to architectures or solutions</answer>
<answer correct="yes">All of the above</answer>
<reason>
This is the best answer according to the definition of Building Block
in page 35 of TOGAF Foundation Guide.
</reason>
</mchoice>
</questions>
</quiz>
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