Relationships

Question 1

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Access

Question 2

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Aggregation

Question 3

Answer 3

Assignment

Question 4

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Association

Question 5

Answer 5

Composition

Question 6

Answer 6

Flow

Question 7

Answer 7

Influence

Question 8

Answer 8

Realization

Question 9

Answer 9

Serving

Question 10

Answer 10

Specialization

Question 11

Answer 11

Triggering

Question 12

Main types of Relationships:

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Structural, Dependency, Dynamic, Other

Question 13

List Structural Relationship:

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Composition, Aggregation, Assignment, Realization

Question 14

List Dependency Relationship:

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Association, Influence, Access, Serving

Question 15

List Dynamic Relationship:

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Triggering, Flow

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List Other Relationship:

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Specialization

Question 17

Relationship Connector:

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And & Or Junctions

Question 18

Models static construction or composition of concepts of the same or different types

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Structural Relationship

Question 19

Model how elements are used to support other elements

Answer 19

Dependency Relationships

Question 20

Model behavior dependencies between elements

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Dynamic Relationships

Question 21

A whole/part relationship that expresses an existence dependency: if a composite is deleted, its parts are (normally) deleted as well

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Composition Relationship

Question 22

Represents that an element combines one or more other concepts; does not imply an existence dependency

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Aggregation Relationship

Question 23

Represents the allocation of responsibility, performance of behavior, storage, or execution

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Assignment Relationship

Question 24

Represents that an entity plays a critical role in the creation, achievement, sustenance, or operation of a more abstract entity.

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Realization

Question 25

Indicates that more abstract entities (“what” or “logical”) are realized by means of more tangible entities (e.g., “how” or “physical”, respsectively)

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Realization

Question 26

Represents that an element provides its functionality to another element.

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Serving

Question 27

Represents the ability of behavior and active structure elements to observe or act upon passive structure elements.

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Access

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Indicates that a process, function, interaction, service, or event “does something” with a passive structure element (e.g, read, write, modify, delete).

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Access

Question 29

Represents that an element affects the implementation or achievement of some motivation element

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Influence

Question 30

Represents an unspecified relationship or one that is not represented by another ArchiMate relationship

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Association

Question 31

Represents a temporal or causal relationship between elements.

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Triggering

Question 32

Represents a transfer from one element to another.

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Flow

Question 33

Represents that an element is a particular kind of another element

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Specialization