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1. What does BPMN stand for?
Question 1A. Business Process Model and NotationB. Business Process Mapping NetworkC. Basic Process Management NotationD. Business Performance Monitoring NodeE. Bounded Process Modelling Norm
2. How does BPMN relate to Process Modelling?
Question 2A. BPMN replaces Process Modelling entirelyB. BPMN is a database design method used after Process ModellingC. They are unrelated techniquesD. Process Modelling explains the steps of a workflow; BPMN defines how those steps are drawn so everyone reads them the same wayE. Process Modelling is a subset of BPMN symbols
3. What is the primary goal of BPMN?
Question 3A. To reduce database storageB. To calculate credit scoresC. To create a common language understood by both business stakeholders and technical teamsD. To replace workflow enginesE. To define bounded contexts
4. In BPMN, what do gateways represent?
Question 4A. Work being performedB. The start or end of a processC. Who is responsible for a taskD. Decisions such as approvals or rejectionsE. External systems
5. In BPMN, what are swimlanes used to show?
Question 5A. Who is responsible for each task, such as a person, role or departmentB. The time each task takesC. The data stored by each taskD. The order in which events fireE. The cost of each activity
6. In the homework example drawn in BPMN, what happens when the homework is incomplete?
Question 6A. It is marked and recordedB. The process ends immediatelyC. The teacher escalates it to the principalD. It is stored in a databaseE. It is returned to the student
7. In the BPMN loan approval example, which of the following is NOT one of the swimlane roles listed?
Question 7A. CustomerB. Loan officerC. Risk managerD. Collections teamE. Marketing department
8. What are BPMN diagrams often connected to in order to track how processes perform in real time?
Question 8A. Data warehousesB. SpreadsheetsC. Workflow enginesD. Email serversE. Version control systems
9. Who defines BPMN to ensure consistency across organisations and industries?
Question 9A. Each organisation defines its own versionB. An international bodyC. The database vendorD. The finance departmentE. The workflow tool supplier
10. Why is BPMN especially valuable in environments with strict compliance needs?
Question 10A. Because it stores audit logs in the databaseB. Because it is business-friendly yet precise enough to be executed by automation platforms, so processes can be documented, followed and auditedC. Because it encrypts the process diagramsD. Because it removes the need for human approvalE. Because it defines data quality rules