Profile Diagram MCQs

By: Prof. Dr. Fazal Rehman Shamil | Last updated: May 29, 2024

1. What is the primary purpose of a Profile Diagram in UML?

A) To show the dynamic behavior of the system
B) To depict the physical components of the system
C) To customize UML models for specific domains and platforms
D) To model the data flow in the system
Answer: C) To customize UML models for specific domains and platforms
2. Which UML element is primarily used in a Profile Diagram to extend UML metamodels?

A) Stereotype
B) Class
C) Component
D) Node
Answer: A) Stereotype
3. What is a “stereotype” in the context of a Profile Diagram?

A) A specific type of message
B) A predefined set of constraints
C) An extension mechanism to create new model elements
D) A relationship between two classes
Answer: C) An extension mechanism to create new model elements
4. In a Profile Diagram, what is the purpose of a “metaclass”?

A) To define a superclass for all classes
B) To specify a base class that stereotypes can extend
C) To represent user-defined types
D) To model interactions between objects
Answer: B) To specify a base class that stereotypes can extend
5. Which element in a Profile Diagram allows for defining constraints on extended model elements?

A) Constraint
B) Metaclass
C) Stereotype
D) Tagged value
Answer: A) Constraint
6. What is a “tagged value” in a Profile Diagram?

A) An attribute added to a stereotype to hold additional information
B) A relationship type between classes
C) A type of message in sequence diagrams
D) A state in a state machine diagram
Answer: A) An attribute added to a stereotype to hold additional information
7. Which of the following is NOT typically included in a Profile Diagram?

A) Stereotypes
B) Metaclasses
C) Deployment nodes
D) Tagged values
Answer: C) Deployment nodes
8. How does a Profile Diagram differ from a Class Diagram?

A) Profile Diagrams model dynamic behavior, while Class Diagrams model static structure.
B) Profile Diagrams extend UML metamodels, while Class Diagrams define the structure of a system.
C) Profile Diagrams depict user interfaces, while Class Diagrams show hardware configurations.
D) Profile Diagrams model data flow, while Class Diagrams model state transitions.
Answer: B) Profile Diagrams extend UML metamodels, while Class Diagrams define the structure of a system.
9. In a Profile Diagram, what is the relationship between a stereotype and a metaclass?

A) The metaclass inherits attributes from the stereotype.
B) The stereotype extends the metaclass to create new model elements.
C) The stereotype is an instance of the metaclass.
D) The metaclass is an example of the stereotype.
Answer: B) The stereotype extends the metaclass to create new model elements.
10. Which UML element can be used to specify additional semantics or constraints on stereotypes in a Profile Diagram?

A) Class
B) Constraint
C) Node
D) Package
Answer: B) Constraint

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