OG0-091 Practice Exam Questions and Answers

A.  

To ensure that architecture information is communicated to the right stakeholders at the right time

B.  

To evangelize the architecture to the end user community

C.  

To govern the architecture through to implementation

D.  

To keep the Architecture Review Board informed of changes to the architecture

E.  

To show progression of change from the Baseline Architecture to the Target Architecture

A.  

Architecture Landscape

B.  

Architecture Metamodel

C.  

Governance Log

D.  

Reference Library

E.  

Standards Information Base

A.  

robustness

B.  

consistency

C.  

completeness

D.  

stability

E.  

understandability

A.  

A viewpoint is always specific to an architecture

B.  

A viewpoint is used to create views in Phases E and F

C.  

A viewpoint is used as a template to create a view

D.  

A viewpoint is what a stakeholder sees

A.  

Viewpoints

B.  

Concerns

C.  

Requirements

D.  

Principles

E.  

Views

A.  

Architecture Capability

B.  

Architecture Development Method

C.  

Architecture Landscape

D.  

Architecture Repository

E.  

Enterprise Continuum

A.  

Implications

B.  

Name

C.  

Rationale

D.  

Statement

A.  

stakeholder

B.  

sponsor

C.  

consumer

D.  

lead architect

A.  

Architecture Development Method

B.  

Architecture Content Framework

C.  

Architecture Capability Framework

D.  

Enterprise Continuum

A.  

Building blocks at a functional level are known as Solutions Building Blocks

B.  

Solutions Building Blocks are selected in Phases A, B, C and D

C.  

The specification of a building block should be loosely coupled to its implementation

D.  

The gap analysis technique should be used to identify building blocks for re-use

A.  

Marginal

B.  

Residual

C.  

Low

D.  

Initial

E.  

Critical

A.  

Capability, Segment, Enterprise, Federated

B.  

Business, Data, Application, Technology

C.  

Application, Data, Information, Knowledge

D.  

Process, Organization, Strategic, Requirements

E.  

Baseline, Candidate, Transition, Target

A.  

Develop the Architecture Vision document

B.  

Draft the Implementation and Migration Plan

C.  

Ensure conformance requirements for the target architecture are defined

D.  

Establish the Organizational Model for enterprise architecture

E.  

Operate the governance framework

A.  

To confirm the ability of the enterprise to undergo change

B.  

To demonstrate how stakeholder concerns are addressed in the Business Architecture

C.  

To develop a Target Technology Architecture to support the business

D.  

To finalize the Architecture Vision and Architecture Definition documents

E.  

To maximize the business value from the architecture

A.  

Opportunities and Solutions

B.  

Business Architecture

C.  

Data Architecture

D.  

Architecture Vision

E.  

Technology Architecture

A.  

An application

B.  

An architecture viewpoint

C.  

A building block

D.  

A deliverable

E.  

A solution architecture

A.  

Phase A

B.  

Phase B

C.  

Phase H

D.  

Preliminary Phase

E.  

Requirements Management

A.  

Defining architecture principles

B.  

Defining relationships between management frameworks

C.  

Defining the enterprise

D.  

Evaluating the enterprise architecture maturity

E.  

Identifying stakeholders and their concerns

A.  

Metamodel

B.  

Architecture Viewpoint

C.  

Work Package

D.  

Architecture Framework

E.  

Deliverable

A.  

The Capability Maturity Model

B.  

The Document Categorization Model

C.  

The Integrated Infrastructure Information Model

D.  

The Organizational Model for Enterprise Architecture

E.  

The Technical Reference Model

A.  

Architecture Board

B.  

Architecture Review Co-ordinator

C.  

CIO

D.  

Lead Enterprise Architect

E.  

Project Leader

A.  

Phase C: Data Architecture

B.  

Preliminary Phase

C.  

Phase A: Architecture Vision

D.  

Phase F: Migration Planning

E.  

Phase B: Business Architecture

A.  

Risk analysis is best conducted in the Architecture Vision phase so that the risk is eliminated in subsequent phases

B.  

Risk analysis should be carried out first in the Migration Planning phase

C.  

Risk analysis is outside the scope of enterprise architecture projects

D.  

Risk is pervasive in all enterprise architecture activity and should be managed in all phases of the ADM

E.  

The only risks that are within the scope of enterprise architecture are technological risks

A.  

Develop an Architecture Roadmap

B.  

Populate the Architecture Repository

C.  

Populate the Enterprise Continuum

D.  

Use the Architecture Development Method

E.  

Use the Implementation Governance Phase

A.  

Part I, the Enterprise Continuum, describes a model for structuring a virtual repository

B.  

Part II, the Architecture Development Method, describes the definitions of terms used in TOGAF, and the changes between versions of TOGAF

C.  

Part III, Tools and Support, describes a collection of guidelines and techniques used in the other parts of TOGAF

D.  

Part VI, TOGAF Reference Models, includes a model for release management of the TOGAF specification

E.  

Part VII, the Architecture Capability Framework, describes processes and skills to establish an enterprise function

A.  

are assembled; are single function components

B.  

are single function components; are groups of architecture building blocks

C.  

are reusable; are not reusable

D.  

define the architecture; provide the existing legacy system

E.  

define functionality; define the implementation of functionality

A.  

To create a roadmap that describes the evolution of the architecture over time

B.  

To prepare a Solution Architecture for the enterprise

C.  

To define an IT Strategy that maps out the technology infrastructure

D.  

To allocate the resources needed to implement the architecture project

E.  

To articulate an Architecture Vision

A.  

Requirements Management

B.  

Phase E

C.  

Phase F

D.  

Phase G

E.  

Phase H

A.  

Architecture Landscape

B.  

Architecture Vision

C.  

Enterprise Continuum

D.  

Governance Log

E.  

Standards Information Base

A.  

Organizational Metamodel, Architecture Capability, Architecture Landscape, Best Practices, Reference Library, Compliance Strategy

B.  

Architecture Metamodel, Organizational Capability Model, Application Landscape, SIB, Reference Library, Governance Model

C.  

Business Metamodel, Architecture Capability, Architecture Landscape, SIB, Reference Library, Governance Log

D.  

Architecture Metamodel, Architecture Capability, Architecture Landscape, SIB, Reference Library, Governance Log

A.  

Part I describes the TOGAF approach to Enterprise Architecture

B.  

Part II describes the definitions of terms used and the changes between versions of TOGAF

C.  

Part III describes requirements management and is considered to be the core of TOGAF

D.  

Part IV describes the ADM: a collection of guidelines and techniques used in TOGAF 9

A.  

To ensure that architecture information is communicated to the right stakeholders at the right time

B.  

To govern the architecture throughout its implementation process

C.  

To provide a high-level view of the end architecture product

D.  

To show progression of change from the Baseline Architecture to the Target Architecture

A.  

addresses and resolves requirements between ADM phases

B.  

is a central process that prioritizes requirements for all ADM phases

C.  

is used to dispose of resolved requirements for all ADM phases

D.  

generates new requirements and passes them to all ADM phases

E.  

stores requirements and manages their flow into relevant ADM phases

A.  

Architecture governance

B.  

Business imperatives

C.  

Solution architecture

D.  

Service level agreements

E.  

Time horizon

A.  

Architecture Contract

B.  

Architecture Landscape

C.  

Architecture Roadmap

D.  

Requirements Impact Statement

E.  

Transition Architecture

A.  

Phase D

B.  

Phase E

C.  

Phase F

D.  

Phase G

E.  

Phase H

A.  

Business Scenarios

B.  

Capacity Measurement

C.  

Change Management

D.  

Measuring Business Growth

A.  

A document that triggers the start of an architecture development cycle

B.  

A qualitative view of the solution to communicate the intent of the architect

C.  

A quantitative view of the solution to measure the implementation

D.  

A record of deviations from the planned architectural approach

A.  

Design a viewpoint to address all stakeholder concerns

B.  

Develop views for the target architecture first

C.  

Ensure completeness of the architecture

D.  

Refer to existing libraries of viewpoints, to identify one for re-use

A.  

Application Architecture

B.  

Business Architecture

C.  

Data Architecture

D.  

Technology Architecture

A.  

A categorization mechanism for architecture and solution artifacts

B.  

A framework for operational and change activity

C.  

A method for designing an information system in terms of a set of building blocks

D.  

The lifecycle management of information and related technology used by an organization

E.  

The practice by which enterprise architectures are controlled at an enterprise-wide level

A.  

Common Systems Architecture

B.  

Industry Specific Architecture

C.  

Foundation Solution

D.  

Organization Specific Solution

E.  

Technology Neutral Implementation

A.  

They should not be reused in other enterprise architecture projects

B.  

They should have stable, published interfaces that allow other building block to interoperate with them

C.  

They are packages of functionality intended to meet the business needs across the organization

D.  

They have defined boundaries

A.  

To define the solution architecture needed to support the Application Architecture

B.  

To define technology components into a set of technology platforms

C.  

To define the Transition Architectures needed to achieve the Target Architecture

D.  

To develop a migration plan to deliver incremental capabilities

E.  

To select a set of technology products that will form the basis of a solution architecture