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Consider the following narrative describing the process of going to class:

Larry awoke to his alarm clock buzz. He got up and dressed for the day. Then, he ate a hearty breakfast of oatmeal, toast, orange juice, and coffee. He grabbed his books and prepared to leave for school. Before he left home, he checked the weather. If it looked like rain, he put on a jacket and took his umbrella, and he drove to school. If it looked sunny, he left his jacket and umbrella at home and walked to school. If he drove to school, he parked his car and walked to class. If he walked to school, he went straight to class.

Assume that you will complete your model with 13 elements in the sequence shown above.

2. What is the name of the BPMN symbol that should replace block 1?

Multiple Choice

• A task

• A gateway

• An end event

• A start event

• An intermediate event

3. What is the name of the BPMN symbol that should replace block 2?

Multiple Choice

• A task

• A gateway

• An end event

• A start event

• An intermediate event

  4. Which of the following is the best label for block 2?

  Multiple Choice

• Clothes are put on

• Get dressed

• Eat breakfast

• Prepare for school

• None of these

5. Assume that block 5 represents the check weather task. Then, block 6 represents where the process branches depending on weather. What kind of gateway should be used to replace block 6?

Multiple Choice

• Inclusive gateway

• Exclusive gateway

• Parallel gateway

• Conditional gateway

• None of these

6. Assume that block 7 represents a task labeled put on jacket and take umbrella, and block 8 represents a task labeled drive to school. Which of the following is the best label for block 9?

Multiple Choice

• Take of jacket

• Park and walk to class

• Drive to class

• Walk to class

• None of these

7. Which of the following is the name of the BPMN symbol that should replace block 12 to show that the two sequence options merge?

Multiple Choice

• A task

• A gateway

• An end event

• A start event

• An intermediate event

8. Which of the following describes the BPMN symbol that replaces block 12?

Multiple Choice

• A circle with a thin solid perimeter

• A rectangle with rounded corners

• A circle with a double line perimeter

• A circle with a thick solid perimeter

• A diamond

9. Which of the following is the name of the BPMN symbol that should replace block 13?

Multiple Choice

• A task

• A gateway

• An end event

• A start event

• An intermediate event

Required information

[The following information applies to the questions displayed below.]

Consider the following narrative describing the process of going to class:

Larry awoke to his alarm clock buzz. He got up and dressed for the day. Then, he ate a hearty breakfast of oatmeal, toast, orange juice, and coffee. He grabbed his books and prepared to leave for school. Before he left home, he checked the weather. If it looked like rain, he put on a jacket and took his umbrella, and he drove to school. If it looked sunny, he left his jacket and umbrella at home and walked to school. If he drove to school, he parked his car and walked to class. If he walked to school, he went straight to class.

b. Consider the same narrative as shown in the beginning, but add an intermediate timer event to indicate the wait between arriving at school and going to class when the class is scheduled to start.

a. Which of the following best describes the purpose of an intermediate timer event?

• Causes the process flow to branch

• Allows the process flows to merge

• Delays process flow until a specified time or specified duration

• Starts a process at a specified time

• None of these

b. Consider the following high-level model of this process. Where would you insert the intermediate timer event?

• Between the start event and the dress task.

• Between prepare for school tasks and go to school task.

• Between go to school task and go to class task.

• Between go to class task and end event.

• None of these.

c. Consider the following model. Why isnt this an acceptable equivalent to the one shown in b above with an intermediate timer event?

• The flow loops back to going to school and you are already there.

• Gateways dont develop information, they direct flow based on information from the previous task/activity.

• The loop doesnt delay the flow until a specified time.

• All of these are reasons why model c is not equivalent to model b.

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