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Pools and Lanes
Pregunta #1: What does a pool represent?
A team.
A subprocess.
A participant.
A process diagram.
Pregunta #2: Which connector is used to connect pools?
Message.
Sequence Flow.
Association.
Pregunta #3: What can be stated about Gateways and Messages?
Gateways and tasks have the same behavior in message exchanges.
A Gateway can catch messages, but it can not throw them.
A Gateway can throw messages, but it can not capture them.
It is not possible to relate gateways to message exchanges.
Pregunta #4: Which of the following elements can be used to exchange messages?
Message intermediate event.
Message end event.
Signal end event.
Abstract task.
Send task.
Signal intermediate event.
User task.
Receive task.
Pregunta #5: Select 2 good names for lanes.
John Doe.
Sales Team.
Human Resources.
Mary and John.
Lane 1.
Pregunta #6: It is recommended to include a task to represent the change of responsibilities between two lanes.
True
False
Pregunta #7: How is it called a pool that does not contain elements, but only messages connected on its border?
Generic pool.
Black box pool.
White box pool.
Blue pool.
Free pool.
There is no special designation for this type of pool.
Pregunta #8: In a process where a pool was included to represent the Client, what can we say about the exchange of messages with other processes?
The messages are a conversation contract with the client and define legal needs.
The messages represent the "Moments of Truth".
There is no particularity about these messages.
These messages should be minimized and client participation restricted.
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