Activity Lecture Notes 5

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Question 1: Which kind of node do the following images show?
activity final node
flow final node
initial node
Question 2:Which of the following activity diagram clippings are

correct considering the control flow? (token concept!)
A is activated as soon as all incoming edges have tokens. This can never
happen. It is likely that the modeler tried to model a loop. This could be done
as follows:
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The decision node (diamond) is a control node that passes the control flow
to one of several outputs depending on the evaluation of the guard
conditions. The token is passed to either B or C. The join node can only
synchronise the incoming flows as soon as all previous executions (here: B
and C) are completed. This can never happen.
Question 3:Which of the following statements about object

nodes in a UML2 activity diagram are true?
Each object node needs to have the declaration of a type and a state.
The result of an action can be the content of an object node.
Object nodes can be used as input and output nodes for activities.
An object node processes object token.
Which of the following statements about actions in a

Question 4:
UML2 activity diagram are true?
Actions are atomic.
An action consists of several activities.

An activity consists of several actions.
Actions cannot be aborted.

Actions can be aborted. In the case of an abortion all effects that the action
has already created have to be undone as if the action has never been
started in the first place because actions are atomic.
Actions can manipulate objects and their values.
Question 5: You are given the following activity diagram. Which

of the following action sequences are possible during one
execution of the activity diagram?
B → C
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C can only be executed as soon as A and B are finished.
A → C
C can only be executed as soon as A and B are finished.
A → B → C
B → A → C

A → C
A → B → C
Either B or C are executed.
A → C → B
Either B or C are executed.
A → B

A → B → D
A → B → C
A → D
A → B → C → D
After the execution of C is completed, the control flow reaches an activity
final node which terminates all activity within the graph. D cannot be
executed.
A → B → D → C
After the execution of D is completed, the control flow reaches an activity
final node which terminates all activity within the graph.

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A → B → C
A → B
After the successful execution of B, the control flow continues regularly, thus
C is executed.
A → C

A → C
A → B
C has to be executed to reach the activity final node that terminates the
whole graph.
A → C → B
After the execution of C is completed, the control flow reaches an activity
final node which terminates all activity within the graph. B cannot be
executed.
B
A and C have to be executed to reach the activity final node that terminates
the whole graph.
A → B → C
Question 10: The activity final node of an UML2 activity diagram

...
... makes, once reached, the execution of other activities within the graph
impossible.
... can only be modeled once in each model.
... terminates all activities within the graph.
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A → B → D → C
After the completion of D the whole graph is terminated, C cannot be
executed.
A → B → D
A → C
A → B → C
If event B occurs while A is executed, all activity in the region (within the
pointed rectangle) is terminated and control is transfered to the interrupt
handler activity node (D).
A → B → C → D
A → B → D → C
A → C
B and D also have to be executed before the flow is synchronised and
reaches the final node.
A → C → B → D
A → B → D
C also has to be executed before the flow is synchronised and reaches the
final node.
Which of the following statements about partitions in

Question 13:
a UML2 activity diagram are true?
Partitions must not have a hierarchical depth of more than one.
Partitions group nodes and edges of an activity.
Partitions make a model clearer.
Partitions might be used to organize the responsibilities of actors for

certain actions.
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A → D
A → B → D
A → B → C
The flow final node after C only terminates this thread, D also has to be
completed to reach the activity final node and terminate the whole graph.
A → B → C → D
A → B → D → C
After the execution of D is completed, the control flow reaches an activity
final node which terminates all activity within the graph. C cannot be
executed.
A → C → B
A → B → C
A → B
After the execution of B, the execution of this one branch is terminated, but
the execution of the other branch can go on. Thus C has to be executed
ensuring that the second flow final node is reached and the graph is
terminated.
A → C
After the execution of C, the execution of this one branch is terminated, but
the execution of the other branch can go on. Thus B has to be executed
ensuring that the second flow final node is reached and the graph is
terminated.
Question 16: A decision node in a UML2 activity diagram ...

... passes control to one of several outputs.
... can be used to model loops if combined with a merge node.
... should have mutually exclusive guard conditions on all outgoing

edges.
... is noted as a diamond with one incoming and multiple outgoing edges.
... specifies the direction of the control flow with guard conditions.
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Which of the following nodes are elements of a

Question 17:
UML2 activity diagram?
control node
object node
communication node
action node
Question 18: A join node of a UML2 activity diagram ...

... synchronizes multiple parallel flows.
... unites tokens as soon as they are available on all incoming edges.
... is noted as a black bar with multiple incoming edges and one outgoing
edge.
... synchronizes multiple alternative flows.
A join node synchronizes multiple parallel flows. A merge node "unbranches"
two or more concurrent control paths.
Question 19:Which of the following statements about buffer

nodes in a UML2 activity diagram are true?
There are persistent and transient buffer nodes.
Transient buffer nodes are noted with the term <<centralBuffer>>.
Persistent buffer nodes are noted with the term <<datastore>>.
Transient buffer nodes store object tokens and pass on duplicates.

Persistent buffer nodes store object tokens and pass on duplicates.
A → C
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A → B
A → C → B
After the execution of C is completed, the control flow reaches the activity
final node which terminates all activity within the graph. B cannot be
executed.
A → B → C
After the execution of B is completed, the control flow reaches an activity
executed.
Question 21: Wich of the following statements about the UML2

activity diagram are true?
Signals and events are special types of actions.
The handling of exceptions can be modeled with exception handlers.
It is possible to influence which token should be passed on and which

should not.
Every object node can store an arbitrary number of data token.
A capacity upper bound can be specified with each object node.
A data token can never change.

Data tokens can be transformed explicitly by noting transformations.
It is not possible to manipulate the order of the passing of data token.

The order can be manipulated with the "ordering property" (e.g. FIFO, LIFO
etc.).
Which of the following nodes are elements of a

Question 22:
UML2 activity diagram?
fork node
join node
flow final node
distribution node
communication node
knife node
decision node
Question 23: Object nodes in a UML2 activity diagram ...

... have no outgoing edges.
... contain data token.
... can be the input to or the output of an action.
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... may be constrained to be in a specific state.
A → B → C → D
A → B → D
C also has to be executed.
A → B → C
D also has to be executed.
A → D → B → C
B alsways has to be executed before C.
A → D → C
B alsways has to be executed before C.
A → B → D → C
A → D
B and C also have to be executed.
Question 25: Which kind of node do the following images show?
fork node
join node
merge node
decision node
Question 26: Activities in a UML2 activity diagram ...

... can be attached to a classifier.
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... is atomic.
Activities are not atomic, actions are atomic.
... specify executable behavior.
... contains actions as well as control and data flows.
... is a directed graph that consists of nodes and edges.
... must not have any parameters.

An activity can have input and output parameters. Additionally you can
specify preconditions and postconditions.
Question 27: An initial node in a UML2 activity diagram ...

... can only be used once in each activity diagram.
An activity diagram might have several initial nodes to start concurrent
threads.
... places a control token on all outgoing edges.
... indicates the place where the execution should begin.
... cannot save token.

The initial node can store tokens until they are accepted by the subsequent
nodes.
A → B → C
A → B → D → C
After the execution of D is completed, the control flow reaches the activity
executed.
A → B → D
A → B → C → D
After the execution of C is completed, the control flow reaches the activity
final node which terminates all activity within the graph. D cannot be
executed.
A → D
Question 29: A fork node of a UML2 activity diagram ...

... is only valid when combined with a join node.
... is used for modeling parallel threads.
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7/21/23, 12:26 AM Activity - Lecture notes 5

2/20/22, 12:16 PM UML Quiz - Result

Question 1: Which kind of node do the following images show?

activity final node

flow final node

Question 2:Which of the following activity diagram clippings are

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Question 3:Which of the following statements about object

The result of an action can be the content of an object node.

An object node processes object token.

Which of the following statements about actions in a

An action consists of several activities.

Actions cannot be aborted.

Actions can manipulate objects and their values.

Question 5: You are given the following activity diagram. Which

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C can only be executed as soon as A and B are finished.

Question 6: You are given the following activity diagram. Which

Question 7: You are given the following activity diagram. Which

Question 8: You are given the following activity diagram. Which

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execution of the activity diagram?

Question 9: You are given the following activity diagram. Which

Question 10: The activity final node of an UML2 activity diagram

... terminates all activities within the graph.

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execution of the activity diagram?

Which of the following statements about partitions in

Partitions group nodes and edges of an activity.

Partitions make a model clearer.

Partitions might be used to organize the responsibilities of actors for

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Question 16: A decision node in a UML2 activity diagram ...

... can be used to model loops if combined with a merge node.

... should have mutually exclusive guard conditions on all outgoing

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Which of the following nodes are elements of a

Question 18: A join node of a UML2 activity diagram ...

Question 19:Which of the following statements about buffer

Transient buffer nodes are noted with the term <<centralBuffer>>.

Persistent buffer nodes are noted with the term <<datastore>>.

Transient buffer nodes store object tokens and pass on duplicates.

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Question 21: Wich of the following statements about the UML2

The handling of exceptions can be modeled with exception handlers.

It is possible to influence which token should be passed on and which

A data token can never change.

It is not possible to manipulate the order of the passing of data token.

Which of the following nodes are elements of a

flow final node

Question 23: Object nodes in a UML2 activity diagram ...

... contain data token.

... can be the input to or the output of an action.

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Question 25: Which kind of node do the following images show?

Question 26: Activities in a UML2 activity diagram ...

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... specify executable behavior.

... contains actions as well as control and data flows.

... is a directed graph that consists of nodes and edges.

... must not have any parameters.

Question 27: An initial node in a UML2 activity diagram ...

... places a control token on all outgoing edges.