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1. What does Conceptual and Logical Architecture Modelling describe?
Question 1A. The overall structure of an enterprise's systems and how they interact, without focusing on specific technologiesB. The physical configuration of servers and storageC. The source code of each applicationD. The pricing of software licencesE. The physical layout of a data centre
2. What is the primary goal of Conceptual and Logical Architecture Modelling?
Question 2A. To select database vendorsB. To write integration codeC. To calculate infrastructure costsD. To ensure systems, data and processes are well aligned with business needsE. To define data types for every column
3. What does the conceptual level of architecture modelling typically show?
Question 3A. Detailed data flows between integrationsB. Server specificationsC. Table and column definitionsD. A high-level view of major domains such as applications, data and infrastructureE. Network cabling diagrams
4. What does the logical level of architecture modelling add beyond the conceptual level?
Question 4A. Specific technology choices and vendorsB. Physical server names and IP addressesC. How data flows between systems, how integrations work and how systems are logically groupedD. The cost of each systemE. The programming language of each component
5. In the school example, what would a logical architecture model explain?
Question 5A. Which database engine the admissions system usesB. How many servers the school ownsC. The salaries of school staffD. The brand of the fee-payment softwareE. How student information moves from admissions to exams and fees, and how updates are reflected across systems
6. In the loan approval example, which of the following is NOT one of the systems identified at the conceptual level?
Question 6A. Loan Origination SystemB. Credit Bureau interfaceC. Risk EngineD. Core BankingE. Payroll System
7. In the loan example at the logical level, what does the Collections system do?
Question 7A. Evaluates credit and risk scoresB. Sends application data to the Credit BureauC. Monitors repayment schedules and updates records when repayments are delayedD. Approves or rejects loansE. Stores the data warehouse
8. Which analytical flow is given as an example in Conceptual and Logical Architecture Modelling?
Question 8A. Risk data flowing from the Risk Engine into an analytical environment for portfolio analysisB. Salary data flowing to the payroll systemC. Email data flowing to a marketing toolD. Server logs flowing to a backup tapeE. Student grades flowing to parents
9. Which statement about the nature of Conceptual and Logical Architecture Modelling is correct?
Question 9A. It is tied to a specific cloud platformB. It is abstract and platform-independent by design and widely used in enterprise architecture practicesC. It describes physical implementations in detailD. It is used only during software testingE. It focuses on code rather than components
10. How does Conceptual and Logical Architecture Modelling complement Enterprise Data Modelling?
Question 10A. Both standardise what the data meansB. Enterprise Data Modelling standardises what data means; architecture modelling standardises where data lives, how it moves and how systems interactC. Architecture modelling replaces Enterprise Data ModellingD. Enterprise Data Modelling defines system integrations; architecture modelling defines entitiesE. They are unrelated disciplines