1 Random numbers generated in same probability of any number occurring at any point in the

sequence are called as ________

Uniform Random Numbers Independent Random Numbers Dependent

Random Numbers Special Random Numbers

2 Once a number has been chosen ____ does not affect the probability of it being chosen again
or of another number being chosen.

Uniform Random Numbers Independent Random Numbers Dependent

Random Numbers Special Random Numbers

3 Sequence of integer random numbers on a scale of 0–99, could be generated by placing 100
pieces of paper into a hat, each with a number written on it, and withdrawing numbers from
the hat. The pieces of paper ar replaced each time. This is known as the ________ method.

Top Hat Top Top Hat Hat

4 _________- dynamics is a specific form of continuous simulation that represents a system as

a set of stocks and flows.

System Simulation Simple Discrete

5 State changes that are scheduled to occur at a point in time are called as ______.
Conditional Events Bound Events Boundless Events
Unconditional Events
6 State changes that are dependent on the conditions in the
model are called as _______
Conditional Events Bound Events Booked Events Unconditional Events

7 An operator can only start serving a customer if there is a customer waiting to be served and
the operator is not busy, this represents which event?
Conditional Events Bound Events Booked Events Unconditional Events

8 The call arrivals in the call centre model occur every 3 minutes Once a call has been taken by
an operator, it can be scheduled to finish 5 minutes later, this represents which events?
Conditional Events Bound Events unbooked Events
Unconditional Events
9 _________simulation is more appropriate when a system needs to be modelled in detail,
particularly when individual items need to be tracked through the system. Discrete
Event Continuous System Simple

10 The simplest method for modelling the progress of time is the ______________ approach in
which a constant time-step (t) is adopted.
Discrete Event Time Slicing Conditional Events Bound
Events

11 In __________ simulation only the points in time at which the state of the system changes
are represented. Time Slicing Discrete Event Conditional
Events Bound Events

12 Digital computers cannot model_____ changes in state. Dynamic Continuous

Static Rapid

13 In a whole range of situations, operations are not subject to discrete changes in state, but the
state of the system changes continuously through time is called as _______ Continuous
Simulation Discrete Event Simulation Conditional Simulation
Bound Simulation

14 Which function is used in excel to generate random numbers ? Rand Random

Random Numbers Rand No

15 Algorithm for generating random numbers is___________ Xi+1 = aXi + c (mod m)

Xi+1 = a + c (mod m) Xi+1 = aXi +(mod m) Xi+1 = aXi + c

16 Values for each of the constants are selected along with a starting value for X (X0),
otherwise known as the __________. Constant seed value number

17 For _______variability it is necessary to specify the time at which the variation will occur
and then to execute the event. predictable unpredictable continuous
uncontinuous

18 For ______variability the distribution must be specified, random numbers generated and a
sample taken from the distribution before the event can be executed. predictable
unpredictable continuous uncontinuous

19 _________ simulation is widely used in, for instance, engineering, economics and biology
predictable Continuous unpredictable uncontinuous

20 Simple Telephone Call Centre Simulation determines which approach? Time

Slicing Continuous Discrete Predictable

21 Systems whose origin lie in the origin of universe is called as________ Natural
System Physical System Human Activity System
Abstract System

22 Experimentation with a simplified imitation (on a computer) of an operations system as it

progresses through time, for the purpose of better understanding and/or improving that system is
called as ___________ Operational System Simulation Physical
System System Design
23 Sitting opposing parties around a simulation model of the problem situation can be a
powerful means of sharing concerns and testing ideas with a view to obtaining a consensus of
opinion is called as _________ Visualization Communication Consensus
Building Understanding
24 Many operations systems are interconnected and subject to __________ Complexity
Variability Both Complexity and Variability Dynamic
25 ‘‘Ideas which can produce considerable improvements are often never tried because of an
employee’s fear of failure’’ is termed as Creativity Fostering creativity
Knowledge Understanding
26 _________ is not one of the disadvantage of simulation. Expensive Time
Consuming Data hungry Consensus building
27 Simulation models, however, are able explicitly to represent the variability,
interconnectedness and __________of a system Simplicity Complexity Durability
Speed
28 Customers in a service process pass through three (interconnected) stages. Each stage takes
exactly 9 minutes. Customers arrive exactly every 10 minutes. What is the average time a
customer spends in the system? 27 minutes 9 minutes 30 minutes 28 minutes
29 __________ complexity is related to the number of components in a system or the number of
combinations of system components that are possible. Dynamic Combinatorial Static
Conventional
30 __________ complexity arises from the interaction of components in a system over time.
Dynamic Combinatorial Static Conventional
31 Systems that are a result of human design, e.g. a house,a car and a production facility are
called as_____ Natural System Designed Physical System Designed
Abstract System Human Activity System
32 Systems that are a result of human design, e.g. mathematics and literature are called as
_________ Natural System Designed Physical System Designed
Abstract System Human Activity System
33 Systems of human activity that are consciously, or unconsciously,ordered, e.g. a family, a
city and political systems are called as_________. Natural System Designed Physical System
Designed Abstract System Human Activity System
34 Experimentation with the real system is likely to be ______ Costly Not useful
Speedy Easy
35 An imitation (on a computer) of a system as it progresses through time is called as
_________. Natural System Designed Physical System Designed
Abstract System Simulation
36 The total number of interconnections can be calculated as n(1-n) n(n − 1)
n(n-1)! n(n)!-1
37 Most simulation models require a significant amount of data ,it means simulation is ______
Data Duplication Data Archieve Data Hungry Data Retrival
38 An imitation of a system is called as _________. Natural System Simulation Designed
Abstract System Human Activity System
39 ___________simulation, which imitates a system at a point in time Static
Dynamic Rapid Random
40 ____________simulation, which imitates a system as it progresses through time. Static
Dynamic Rapid Random
41 What is central component for developing and using simulation model? Design
Data Structure Process
42 Which technique is not used for identifing model variablitiy ? Traces Empirical
distributions Backtracing process bootstrapping
43 From the below options which is not the data requirement for simulation model conceptual
model computer model Raw data Data for
model validation
44 physical layout of a exsiting manufacturing plant is which type of data Category A
Category B Category C Category D
45 Which option is not the category of data availability and collectablitiy Data is
avaiable Data not available but collectable Available
but not collectable Not available and not collectable
46 ________ is at the heart of simulation modelling. Stability Unpredictable variability
scalablity Consistency
47 A ________ is a stream of data that describes a sequence of events. statistical
distribution Empirical distributions Model Trace
48 If the empirical distribution represents ranges of data values then it should be treated as a
_____________ Continuous distribution Discrete Distrbution
Traces Statistical distribution
49 The best known standard statistical distribution for simulation modeler is ____________
Empirical distributions statistical distribution normal distribution
Discrete Distrbution
50 The negative exponential distribution has only one parameter and that is________ Median
Mean Varience Standard deviation
51 Erlang distributions is example of which type of distribution ? Discrete Distrbution
statistical distribution continuous distribution None of the above
52 what should be the value of K , Where the Erlang distribution is the same as a negative
exponential distribution with an equivalent mean. 2 5 3 1
53 The Erlang distribution is named after __________ Frederik Erlang Agner
Erlang Andreas Cellarius Bert Broer
54 _______ describes the number of successes, or failures, in a specifified number of trials
Binomial distribution Negative exponential Poisson distribution
Statistical distribution
55 __________ is useful when there is only a small sample of data available. Traces
Bootstrapping Empirical distributions Erlang distribution
56 Approximate distribution is used in the _______ of data. Absence Availability
restricted small
57 Which third parameter is added by triangular distribution Mean Variance
Mode Maximum
58 Which among the follow is not the methode for testing goodness-of-fit Q–Q plot
P–P plot. chi-square Bootstrapping
59 This is a graph on which the expected cumulative probability of the proposed distribution is
plotted against the observed cumulative probability of the empirical distribution. P–P plot.
Boxplot P–P plot. Scatter plot
60 Which among the follow is the best test for goodness of fit Negative exponential
Q–Q plot chi-square P–P plot.
61 For __________ simulation there is a natural end point that determines the length of a run.
Terminating Deterministic Non-terminating Stochastic
62 The model of a production facility that aims to determine its throughput capability is
example of ______ Simulation Terminating Deterministic Non-terminating
Stochastic
63 ______means that the distribution of the output is constantly changing. shifting
steady-state Steady-state output steady-state cycle
Transient output
64 simulation of a production facility working in two shifts, where the throughput recorded by
the simulation cycles is between two steady states is an example of which output type? Steady-
state output steady-state cycle Steady-state output
Steady-state output
65 _________ rely upon the principles of statistics for determining the warmup period.
Statistical methods Hybrid methods Graphical methods
Heuristics approaches
66 ______approaches apply simple rules with few underlying assumptions. Hybrid
methods Graphical methods Heuristics Hybrid
methods
67 Welch’s method is which type of method ? Heuristics Statistical methods
Hybrid methods Graphical methods
68 The process of inspecting the key response(s) of the simulation modelis called as ________
Hybrid methods time-series inspection Welch’s method
Heuristics
69 Which is not the type of Heuristics approaches Conway rule Schriber’s rule Welch’s
method Marginal confifidence rule
70 Rank test is which type of test for finding warmup period Initialization bias tests
Hybrid methods Statistical methods Heuristics approaches
71 _______ proposes a method based on the calculation and plotting of moving averages.
Schriber’s rule time-series inspection Conway rule Welch
72 Who describes a graphical method for determining the run-length of a single long run with
the aim of ensuring that the results are sufficiently accurate. Nelson Gordon
Robinson Yucesan
73 _________can be a major source of error in estimating the steady-state value of a simulated
system performance measure. warm-up Initialization bias initial
conditions run-length
74 Empty state is a __________ condition realistic initial Unrealistic initial realistic
middle Unrealistic middle
75 Which of this method is not used for finding how
many replications need to be performed Rule of thumb Graphical method
Confifidence interval method warm-up
76 A_______ approach is to plot the cumulative mean of the output data from a series of
replications. warm-up Graphical Rule of thumb
Confifidence interval method
77 When applying confifidence intervals to simulation output, more replications are performed
until the interval becomes suffificiently _____ Narrow Wide Broad
Spacious
78 A _______ is a statistical means for showing how accurately the mean average of a value is
being estimated. Conway rule Graphical method Rule of
thumb confifidence interval
79 Aims of variance reduction method is to obtain _______ warm-up Initialization
bias Replication reduction cummulative time
80 Antithetic variates method is used for achiving Variance reduction Initialization
bias Long run lenght Initial conditions
81 ____________ involves watching the simulation run and making changes to the model to see
the effect. Batch experimentation Comparing alternatives
experimentation. Interactive experimentation Search
experimentation.
82 The aim of ___________ is to run the simulation for sufficient time to obtain statistically
significant results. Batch experimentation Comparing alternatives
experimentation. Interactive experimentation Search
experimentation.
83 ___________ are performed by setting the experimental factors and leaving the
model to run for a predefined run-length Comparing alternatives
experimentation. Batch experimentation Interactive experimentation
Search
experimentation.
84 The aim of ______________ is to develop an understanding of the model (and thereby the
real system),
the key problem areas and identify potential solutions. Comparing alternatives
experimentation. Batch experimentation Interactive
experimentation Search
experimentation.
85 ________________is the main method used for reporting the
mean in simulation studies. Confidence intervals Statistical model Point
estimation Hypothesis testing
86
87 The use of the Bonferroni inequality is quite effective as long as the number of scenarios
remains ____________ small. large Single Zero
88 __________________ provides a more thorough means for investigating the effect of a
change to an experimental factor Data Processing Data analysis Expert
knowledge Preliminary experimentation
89 In 2k factorial designs the ____________main effect of a factor indicates that,changing the
factor
from its − to its + level increases the response by the value of the main effect. positive
negative close to zero zero
90 In 2k factorial designs ,If the main effect is _________ this shows that a change to the factor
has
a negligible effect. positive negative close to zero zero
91 "In 2k factorial designs the ____________main effect of a factor indicates that,changing the
factor
from its − to its + level ___________ the response by the value of the main effect."
 positive,increases negative,increases close to zero,negligible
close to zero,decreases
92 ____________ provides a more rigorous means for identifying the effect
of changes to factors. Confidence intervals Analysis of variance
(ANOVA) Point estimation Hypothesis testing
93 The ___________ is normally an analytical model it runs much faster than the simulation
Experimental model ANOVA Metamodel Optimization
94 An alternative metamodelling approach, described by Hurrion (2000), is to use _________
Artificial
neural networks. Fuzzy Logic Data Mining ANOVA
95 In _________ the aim is to find the factor/level combination that gives the
best value for a response, that is the maximum or minimum value. Simulation optimization
Point estimation Hypothesis testing Batch experimentation
96 In ___________ the consequences of changes in model inputs are assessed. Statistical
analysis Data analysis Risk analysis Sensitivity analysis
97 ______________ means identifying important experimental factors, developing
an understanding of the solution space and searching factor/level combinations efficiently
Formal search experimentation Informal search experimentation Batch
experimentation Search
experimentation.
98 _____________ is the process of ensuring that the model design (conceptual model) has been
transformed into a computer model with sufficient accuracy. Confidence Validation
feasibility Verification
99 _____________ is the process of ensuring that the model is sufficiently accurate for the
purpose at hand Validation feasibility Verification Testing
100 _______________ is determining that the experimental procedures adopted are
providing results that are sufficiently accurate for the purpose at hand.
Experimentation Validation Conceptual Model Validation Black-Box Validation
White-Box Validation
101 ________________ is determining that the content, assumptions and simplifications
of the proposed model are sufficiently accurate for the purpose at hand. Data
Validation White-Box Validation Conceptual Model
Validation Black-Box Validation
102 ______________ is determining that the constituent parts of the computer model
represent the corresponding real world elements with sufficient accuracy for the purpose
at hand. Data Validation White-Box Validation Conceptual
Model Validation Black-Box Validation
103 ___________ is determining that the results obtained from the model of the proposed
solution are sufficiently accurate for the purpose at hand. White-Box Validation
Experimentation Validation Conceptual Model Validation Solution Validation
104 ___________ is identified as a test of the fidelity with which the conceptual model is
converted into the computer model Verification Validation feasibility Confidence
105 The purpose of verification and validation is to increase the ____________ in the model
Confidence Variability Credibility feasibility
106 ___________ alone is it can lead to the temptation to tweak the model inputs until the
simulation provides the correct output. Black-Box Validation White-Box Validation
Conceptual Model Validation Data Validation
107 _______________ is a blow-by-blow
history, normally written to a file, of every event that takes place during a simulation run.
’trace’ of a simulation run Graphical reports Research Reports
prediction through simulation
109 Which of the following statements are NOT true of simulation? simulation model cannot
prescribe what should be done about a problem Simulation models can be used to study
alternative solutions to a problem Simulation models the behaviour of a system The
equations describing the operating characteristics of the system are known
110 Select the valid reasons for using simulation Relationship between the variables is
nonlinear Optimized solutions are obtained Conduct
experiments without disrupting the real system Answers 1 and 3
111 Monte Carlo simulation gets its name from which of the following? Data
collection Model formulation Random-number
assignment Analysis
112 Simulation models can be used to obtain operating characteristic estimates in less time than
with the real system using a feature of simulation called: Microseconds Warp speed
Time compression None of the above
113 Which of the following statistical methods are commonly used to analyze simulation results?
Regression analysis t-tests Analysis of variance All of the
above
114 A simulation can be used to: Study alternative solutions to a problem Manipulate
certain variables to measure the effects of changes on operating characteristics of interest.
Prescribe what to do about a problem 1 and 3
115 What is/are the necessities of Simulation Process in VHDL? Requirement to test designs
before implementation & usage Reduction of development time Decrease the time to market
All of the above
116 Timing analysis is more efficient with synchronous systems whose maximum operating
frequency is evaluated by the _________path delay between consecutive flip-flops shortest
average longest Unpredictable
117 Which functions are performed by static timing analysis in simulation?
Computation of delay for each timing path Logic analysis in a static manner Both a
and b None of the above
118 An event is nothing but ______ target signal, which is to be updated. Fixed
Change on Both a and b None of the above
119 Which concept proves to be beneficial in acquiring concurrency and order independence?
Alpha delay Beta delay Gamma delay Delta delay
120 After an initialization phase, the simulator enters the ______phase. Compilation
Elaboration Execution None of the above
121 Which among the following is not a characteristic of 'Event-driven Simulator'?
Identification of timing violations Storage of state values & time information
Time delay calculation No event scheduling
122 Which type of simulator/s neglect/s the intra-cycle state transitions by checking the status of
target signals periodically irrespective of any events? Event-driven Simulator Cycle-based
Simulator Both a and b None of the above
123 In the simulation process, which step specifies the conversion of VHDL intermediate code so
that it can be used by the simulator? Compilation Elaboration Initialization Execution
124 which type of simulation mode is used to check the timing performance of a design?
Behavioural Switch-level Transistor-level Gate-level
125 Which of the following is not an example of a time series model? Naive approach
Exponential smoothing Moving Average None of the above
126 Which of the following can’t be a component for a time series plot? Seasonality
Trend Cyclical None of the above
127 Which of the following is relatively easier to estimate in time series modeling? Seasonality
Cyclical Trend None of the above
128 Adjacent observations in time series data (excluding white noise) are independent and
identically distributed (IID). TRUE FALSE Depend on Situation
Partially True
129 Which of the following is not a necessary condition for weakly stationary time series?
Mean is constant and does not depend on time Autocovariance function depends on s and t
only through their difference |s-t| (where t and s are moments in time) The time series under
considerations is a finite variance process Time series is Gaussian
130 Which of the following is not a technique used in smoothing time series? Nearest
Neighbour Regression Locally weighted scatter plot smoothing Tree based
models like (CART) Smoothing Splines
131 Which of the following is true for white noise? Mean =0 Zero autocovariances
Zero autocovariances except at lag zero Quadratic Variance
132 Second differencing in time series can help to eliminate which trend? Quadratic
Trend Linear Trend Both A & B None of the above
133 Simulation can be defined as _____________ of a system Factor Part
Imitation Group
134 ____________ is a system whose origins lie in the origins of the
universe. Designed physical system Designed abstract systems
Human activity systems Natural systems
135 The simplest method for modelling the progress of time is the
______________ approach in which a constant time-step (Δt) is adopted. time-slicing
discrete-event simulation continuous simulation none of these
136 Random numbers generated have two important properties: uniform and
____________. Dependent Independent Isolate Random
137 The __________________ is a non-software specific description of the
simulation model that is to be developed, describing the objectives,
inputs, outputs, content, assumptions and simplifications of the model. Conceptual
model Physical model Natural model None of these
138 Conceptual model __________ defined as a perception, on behalf of the
modeler, that the conceptual model will lead to a computer model that is
sufficiently accurate for the purpose at hand. Usability Validity Feasibility
Credibility
139 Conceptual model __________ a perception, on behalf of the modeler
and the clients, that the conceptual model can be developed into a
computer model. Usability Validity Feasibility Credibility
140 _____________ provides a list of the components in the model with some
description of the detail included for each. Component list Process flow
diagram Logic flow diagram Activity cycle diagram
141 _______________ use standard flow diagram symbols to represent the
logic of the model rather than the process flow Component list Process flow diagram
Logic flow diagram Activity cycle diagram
142 __________________ are used as a specific means for representing
discrete-event simulation models. Component list Process flow diagram Logic flow
diagram Activity cycle diagram
143 .______________ showing each component of the system in a sequence
and including some description of the model detail. Component list Process flow diagram
Logic flow diagram Activity cycle diagram
144 The ________________ of the conceptual model is therefore defined as a
perception, on behalf of the clients, that the conceptual model will lead to
a computer model that is sufficiently accurate for the purpose at hand. Usability Validity
Feasibility . Credibility
145 .The ______________ is the model boundary or the breadth of the real
system that is to be included in the model. Level of detail Scope of model . Output
Assumptions
146 The ___________ is the detail to be included for each component in the
model’s scope. Input Output Scope of model Level of
detail
147 _______________ are abstract systems that are a result of human
design, e.g. mathematics and literature. Designed physical system Designed
abstract systems Human activity systems . Natural systems
148 _____________ is typically viewed as data with interpretation, in other
words data that have been analysed for some purpose Information Table Message
None of these
149 __________ data are available either because they are known or because
they have been collected previously Category A Category B Category C All of thes
150 __________ data need to be collected. Data that fall into this category
often include service times, arrival patterns, machine failure rates and
repair times, and the nature of human decision-making. Category A Category B
Category C All of these
151 ___________ data are not available and cannot be collected. Category A Category B
Category C All of these
152 A __________ is a stream of data that describes a sequence of events. Data
collection Information Trace Empirical distributions
153 An _____________ shows the frequency with which data values, or
ranges of data values, occur and are represented by histograms or
frequency charts. Data collection Information Trace Empirical
distributions
154 _____________ are defined by some mathematical function or
probability density function(PDF). Data collection Statistical distributions Trace
Empirical distributions
155 The ____________ can be tested both graphically and using statistical
tests. Statistical distributions Empirical distributions .
Goodness-of-fit None of these
156 For a __________ simulation there is a natural end point that determines
the length of a run. Terminating Non terminating Empirical
Ending
157 For a ____________ simulation does not have a natural end point. Terminating
Non terminating Empirical Ending
158 . __________ output means that the distribution of the output is constantly
changing Terminating Non terminating Transient
Steady state
159 _________ experimentation involves watching the simulation run and
making changes to the model to see the effect. Batch Transient Both of the
above Interactive
160 ________ experiments are performed by setting the experimental factors
and leaving the model to run for a predefined run-length (or to a specific
event) and for a set number of replications. Batch Transient Both of the
above Interactive
161 In ___________ analysis the consequences of changes in model inputs
are assessed. Data collection Sensitivity Process Information
162 ___________ is the process of ensuring that the model design (conceptual
model) has been transformed into a computer model with sufficient
accuracy. Validation Analysis Verification Experimen
163 .____________ is the process of ensuring that the model is sufficiently
accurate for the purpose at hand. Validation Analysis Verification Experimen
164 .__________ determining that the content, assumptions and
simplifications of the proposed model are sufficiently accurate for the
purpose at hand. Data Validation White-Box Validation Black-Box
Validation Conceptual Model Validation
165 .________ determining that the contextual data and the data required for
model realization and validation are sufficiently accurate for the purpose
at hand. White-Box Validation Black-Box Validation
Data Validation Experimentation Validation
166 The __________ model is always an executable model: you can run it
and it will build you a trajectory of the systems state changes over
time. Simulation Analytic Data Validation Process
167 The modeler considers the system being modeled as a process, i.e. a
sequence of operations being performed across entities is ________ System dynamics Discrete
event modelling Agent based modelling None of these
168 __________ time means there is no “grid” on the time axis and events
may occur at arbitrary moments, exactly when they are to occur. Synchronous Discrete
Asynchronous None of these
169 __________ time assumes things can only happen during discrete time
steps (they are “snapped to the time grid”), and nothing happens in
between Synchronous Discrete Asynchronous None of
these
170 ___________ space (two- or three-dimensional) in AnyLogic is
infinite space with real number coordinates (Java type for coordinate
is double). Discrete Synchronous Asynchronous Continuous
171 __________ is a mathematical approach to the analysis of dynamic
systems with queues, such as computer transaction processing
systems, call centers, transport, customer support, healthcare service
systems. Queuing theory Analytic theory Progress
theory Relation theory
172 _________in an agent based model may represent very diverse things:
vehicles, units of equipment, projects, products, ideas, organizations,
investments, pieces of land, people in different roles, etc. Units Elements
Agents Entity
173 . ___________ space is a rectangular grid of cells. 2D 3D
Continuou Discrete
174 The __________ paradigm suggests to abstract away from individual
objects, think in terms of aggregates (stocks, flows), and the feedback
loops. Agent based modelling System dynamics Discrete
event modelling None of these
175 In ____________ the modeler describes the system from the point of
view of individual objects that may interact with each other and with
the environment. Agent based modelling System dynamics Discrete
event modelling None of these
176 A _________ (an extended version of state diagram) is a visual construct
that enables you to define event- and time-driven behavior of various object Graph
Statechart Chart Diagram
177 To establish the correspondence between the model time and real world
time where the system being modeled lives, we need to define the
______. . Relation Correspondence Time units
All of these
178 .____________time is the virtual (simulated) time maintained by the
AnyLogic simulation engine. Static Regular Mode Discrete
179 A ________ model has internal sources of randomness, and each run
(even with the same parameters) may give a different trajectory and
output. Deterministic Stochastic Both 1 and 2 None of
these
180 A ___________ model has no internal randomness and, being run with
the same set of input parameters, always drives the system through the
same trajectory (the sequence of state changes) and gives the same output
results Deterministic Stochastic Both 1 and 3 None of
these
181 A light of any type has three color components: Ambient, Diffuse, and
_________. Spot Specular Ambient None of
these
182 ._________ light is light from a point source that shines only within a
cone of a given angle. Directional Ambient Spot Point
183 ._________ light is light from a point source that shines evenly in all
directions. Directional Spot . Point Ambient
184 ___________ light is light from a source that is so far away that the rays
are parallel, like sunlight Directional Spot . Point Ambient
185 .____________in the AnyLogic 3D toolset is a viewpoint that can be
associated, both statically and dynamically, with a 3D window. Animation . Window
Frame Camera
186 To view 3D animation in AnyLogic, you use 3D __________. Camera Windows
Button Scene
187 Arcs have a start angle and an ______________ Extension angle End angle
Joint angle Stop angle
188 ________ event allows you to schedule an arbitrary number of
occurrences in parallel, and each occurrence can be parameterized. Static Dynamic
Running Schedule
189 _________ is a pseudo-state – it is a reference to the last visited state
inside a composite state Start state Composite state History
stateEnd state
190 ________ (composed of the Enterprise Library objects) define
sequences of operations performed over entities. State charts Process flowcharts
Action chart Stock and flow chart
191 . ________ charts are a graphical way to define algorithms or calculations. State
State Process flow Action