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01. Which part of the TOGAF ADM sits at the center of the cycle and continuously identifies, stores and feeds requirements into and out of every phase?
a) Preliminary Phase
b) Phase H: Architecture Change Management
c) Requirements Management
d) Phase G: Implementation Governance
 
02. How does an Architecture Building Block (ABB) differ from a Solution Building Block (SBB)?
a) An ABB defines the required capability in product-neutral terms, while an SBB is a product-aware implementation
b) An ABB names specific products and vendors, while an SBB describes the required capability in neutral terms
c) An ABB is a reusable code component, while an SBB is an entry taken from an industry reference model
d) An ABB and an SBB are both work packages, scheduled on the Architecture Roadmap at different stages
 
03. After an architecture has been implemented, which ADM phase assesses change requests and decides whether a change needs a new cycle of the ADM?
a) Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions
b) Phase G: Implementation Governance
c) Phase F: Migration Planning
d) Phase H: Architecture Change Management
 
04. In the TOGAF Standard, what is a Capability Architecture?
a) A detailed description of the architecture for a particular solution
b) A more detailed view of one portfolio, program or business segment
c) A hierarchical map of business abilities, independent of process
d) A summary, long-term view of the whole enterprise that sets direction
 
05. Why is the TOGAF Standard suitable as a framework for Enterprise Architecture across many kinds of enterprise?
a) It prescribes a single fixed method that every enterprise applies unchanged
b) It is a generic framework that can be adapted to each enterprise's needs
c) It addresses the technology domain only, leaving business concerns aside
d) It is a proprietary method designed for a small set of industry sectors
 
06. During Phase B, in which deliverable are the quantitative business requirements that an implementation must meet recorded?
a) Statement of Architecture Work
b) Architecture Definition Document
c) Architecture Contract
d) Architecture Requirements Specification
 
07. Which of the following is a commonly used representation of a business model?
a) Business Process Model and Notation diagram
b) Business Model Canvas
c) Capability heat map
d) Business Motivation Model
 
08. What is the primary purpose of Enterprise Architecture?
a) To guide change so that business strategy is realized across business and IT
b) To speed up individual IT projects by limiting business analysis
c) To produce the detailed design of one application solution and its interfaces
d) To impose strict controls on every business activity
 
09. At which point in the ADM does stakeholder management begin, with the architect identifying the key stakeholders of the engagement and their concerns?
a) Phase G: Implementation Governance
b) Phase B: Business Architecture
c) Phase A: Architecture Vision
d) Requirements Management
 
10. When scoping an architecture effort, which set of dimensions does TOGAF use to define its scope?
a) Enterprise breadth, level of detail, time period and architecture domains
b) Stakeholders, drivers, principles and business goals
c) Budget, staffing, tooling and project schedule
d) Baseline state, target state, transition states and gaps

Answers:

Question: 01
Answer: c		 Question: 02
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Answer: b
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Answer: c		 Question: 10
Answer: a

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