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A. two

B. one

C. three

D. none

A. sequence diagram

B. interaction diagram

C. communication diagram

D. dataflow diagram

E. activity diagram

A. classes that are abstract

B. classes that have no supertypes

C. classes that are instances of classes

D. classes whose instances are classes

E. classes whose instances are objects

A. Use Case B generalizes Use Case A.

B. Use Case B extends Use Case A.

C. Use Case B includes Use Case A.

D. Use Case A includes Use Case B.

E. Use Case A generalizes Use Case B.

F. Use Case A extends Use Case B.

A. requirements of the system

B. behaviors offered by the system

C. data and control flow of the system

D. changes in state over time of the system

E. user-interface specification of the system

A. The send event of a complete message comes before the receive event of the same message.

B. Events are ordered from top to bottom in a sequence diagram.

C. The start event of an execution occurrence will coincide in time with the event representing the call of that operation.

D. When messages represent operation calls, their sending and receiving events coincide in time.

E. Events are ordered from top to bottom of a lifeline in a simple sequence diagram.

A. 11 actors

B. 12 actors

C. 2 actors

D. 10 actors

E. 0 actors

F. 1 actor

A. Use Case B generalizes Use Case A.

B. Use Case B extends Use Case A.

C. Use Case B includes Use Case A.

D. Use Case A includes Use Case B.

E. Use Case A generalizes Use Case B.

F. Use Case A extends Use Case B.

A. a specialized permission relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the element accessing and the client represents the element being accessed

B. a specialized usage relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the using element and the client represents the element being used

C. a generalized usage relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the using element and the client represents the element being used

D. a generalized abstraction relationship between two model elements, where the client represents the specification and the supplier represents the implementation

E. a specialized abstraction relationship between two model elements, where the supplier represents the specification and the client represents the implementation

A. two

B. one

C. three

D. none

A. An association having end names father and son.

B. The Don class is a superclass of the Josh class.

C. The names are incorrectly specified, because underlined names are required.

D. The diagram is a mixture of class and instance diagrams.

E. A link of an association having end names father and son.

A. between Use Case A and Use Case D

B. between Use Case C and Use Case A

C. between Use Case A and Actor X

D. between Use Case B and Actor Y

E. between Use Case E and Actor Z

A. object nodes

B. actions

C. control nodes

D. behaviors

E. activities

F. states