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Question 1

the combined weight of the box and pallet must not exceed 200 kilograms
Solution:

Does this meet the goal?

Yes

Question 2

there is no ways forward

none

My answer: -

Reference answer: C

Reference analysis:

4. Which two statements are correct for a Policy Automation project team?
A. It is common for the rule author to be the lead tester.
B. Subject matter experts may advise on policy interpretation, but they should not write the Policy Automation rules.
C. It is common for the rule author to create the interview screens.
D. The primary user of Policy Modeling on a project should be the technical developer.
E. Policy Automation projects must have multiple rule authors.
F. Policy Automation project teams typically include both technical and nontechnical roles.
5. You have an interview screen that collects the attribute “the person’s age in years”. Your customer requires that an error message be displayed if “the person’s age in years” is less than 0 or greater than 120.
Which option satisfies this requirement?
A. Set the minimum and maximum values in the Screen Properties. Set the error message text in a validation rule.
B. Set the minimum and maximum values, and the error message text, on the Interview tab.
C. Set the minimum and maximum values in validation rules. Set the error message text on the Project tab.
D. Set the minimum and maximum values on the Interview tab. Set the error message text in a validation rule.
E. Set the minimum and maximum values, and the error message text, in the Edit Attribute dialog box.

Question 3

You created an entity called “the person”. You have written the following rule:
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You test your rules in the Debugger with three entity instances of the person:
- Jane is not homeless; Jane’s score is 3.
- Bill is homeless; Bill’s score is 1.
- Angela is not homeless; Angela’s score is 2.
What is the total score of all the persons who are eligible?

Zero

Two

Four

One

Five

Six

Three

Question 4

You are working on a new project with other policy modelers to build an interview where data will be saved to a connected application. Each policy modeler, including yourself, is working from their own machine. Place these development steps in order from first to last step undertaken. If a step is undertaken multiple times, note only the first time the step is taken. Some development steps have been omitted.
1: Deploy the project.
2: Add the project to a repository. 3: Download policy modeling.
4: Review the work of other policy modelers. 5: View interview usage statistics.
6: Map data to the data source. 7: Add connections.
8: Download changes. 9: Log in to the Hub.

9 > 7 > 3 > 2 > 8 > 4 > 6 > 1 > 5

9 > 2 > 7 > 6 > 3 > 8 > 4 > 1 > 5

2 > 7 > 6 > 3 > 9 > 8 > 4 > 1> 5

9 > 3 > 7 > 6 > 1 > 5 > 8 > 4> 2

9 > 7 > 3 > 8 > 4 > 6 > 5 > 1> 2

Question 5

You are asked to make a pdf-formatted form available for download at the end of an interview, containing all responses that the user provided during the interview.
Which three steps are required to accomplish this?

In the Interview tab, add a form control on the final screen.

Using labels and other controls, re-create the content of the form on the final interview screen.

Create a form template using BI Publisher containing values referenced from OPA.

Link to a pre-made pdf on the final screen of the interview, containing a list of all possible questions that may be posed in the interview.

Add names to the attributes you want to include in the form.

Add an upload control in your final interview screen.

Question 6

Your policy model has two entities: the applicant (Global) and the applicant’s income. What type of relationship does the text “the applicant’s primary income” describe?

one-to-one

self-referential one-to-one

many-to-one

one-to-many

many-to-many

Question 7

You have been asked to model the following: “5. Cats to be registered
(1) The owner of a cat that has reached six months of age must ensure that the cat is registered with the local government in whose district the cat is ordinarily kept.
Penalty: a fine of $5000.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply if:
(a) the cat has been kept by the person for less than 14 days; or
(b) the person has been resident in the State for less than 14 days; or
(c) the cat belongs to a class of cats prescribed as exempt from registration.”
The business has a requirement to obtain as much detail as possible from the user for other purposes.
Using the minimum number of Boolean attributes, which four input attributes are required to determine if a cat needs to be registered under Clause 5?

the penalty amount

the person has been resident in the State for less than 14 days

the penalty is $5000

the date the person became a resident in the State

the cat’s date of birth

the cat has been kept by the person for less than 14 days

the date the person started keeping the cat

the cat belongs to a class of cats prescribed as exempt from registration

the cat has reached six months of age

Question 8

You are creating a new interview for the Service Cloud Customer Portal, and you wish to load the current logged-in contact’s first name, last name, and telephone number into your interview for use in individual fields on a form.
After setting up your data connection, how must you accomplish this in the minimum number of steps?

Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal but do not create any attributes, because any data related to the logged-in user can always be loaded.

Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone numbe

Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-in values for each attribute.

Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to be accessible for contact center staff accounts.

Create separate attributes for the first and last name, a number attribute for the phone number, and set the interview to not require the contact to log in.

Create separate attributes for the first name, last name, and phone numbe

Set the interview to require the contact to log in to the Customer Portal, then set the mapped-out values for each attribute.

Question 9

You are instructed to create a very simple interview with a minimal number of elements. Which three elements must be included in an interview?

at least one Submit button

at least one stage

at least one goal

at least one entity collect

at least one screen

at least one label

Question 10

You are working in a project where you need to develop a rule to calculate the currency attribute “the person’s total taxable income”. The person’s total taxable income is either the sum of the attributes “the person’s wages” and “the person’s interest” or $50,000, whichever is lower.
What rule should you develop?
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Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

Option E

Question 11

Which three statements about checkpoints are correct?

Checkpoints can be configured for web interviews, but not Policy Automation Mobile interviews.

Interviews can have checkpoints after every screen.

Interviews must have at least one checkpoint.

Checkpoints can be configured for Service Cloud connections, but not for other web service connections.

A data connection is required to configure checkpoints for an interview.

Interviews can have checkpoints after hosen screens.

Question 12

You are running multiple policy modeling projects and are using the collaboration and inclusions functionality to ensure consistent screen wording and reuse. You have a “corporate reference” project that contains some standard interview screens used in all Policy Modeling projects for your company.
Your company has had some policy changes and you are required to change the wording and layout on the common screens for all Policy Modeling projects. The changes are required immediately.
How can you achieve this using the minimum number of steps?

Update the corporate reference project in Policy Modeling, then upload the new version to the Hu

Deploy the new version of the corporate reference project and the changes will then be automatically propagatedto all other Policy Modeling projects.

Update the corporate reference project and upload the new version to the Hu

Remove and then add the inclusions for all of the other projects, because inclusions will not merge screens.

Copy the screens from the Corporate project into all of the other Policy Modeling projects individually, and then click the Add button on the Inclusions tab for each project.

Update the corporate reference project and upload the new version to the Hu

Update all of the other projects individually by clicking the Update button on the Inclusions tab.

Update the corporate reference project and upload the new version to the Hu

Update all of the other projects individually by clicking the Reset button on the Inclusions tab.

Question 13

An inclusion has had certain assets overridden in the destination project. What happens when the inclusion is updated?

Changes in the destination project are overridden to match the updated inclusion.

Changes made in the destination project are left unchanged, but all other inclusion updates are applied.

An error occurs.

The policy modeler has the choice whether to accept or reject the change.

Question 14

Which attribute in the rules was the silent (always) explanation option applied to?

the applicant has at least the minimum required number of exam points

the applicant’s number of exam points

the applicant satisfies the financial criteria

the applicant satisfies the educational criteria

the applicant’s yearly earnings in USD

Question 15

You have a number attribute “the child’s age in years”. In an interview, you want to ensure that the user is only able to enter ages between 0 and 15.
What are the three methods to achieve this?

Specify the maximum and minimum values within the Edit Attribute dialog box.

Write a warning event rule.

Use a regular expression within the Edit Attribute dialog box.

Write an error event rule.

Create a number value list with the allowed ages, then associate the list with the child’s age attribute.

Question 16

Your policy model includes this rule: the user is a minor if
the user’s age < 18
Which two statements are true?

“the user is a minor” is a number attribute.

“the user’s age” should be a date attribute.

If you use “the user’s age” in a Word document without first defining it in Policy Modeling, then the tool will automatically create an attribute and assign a data type.

“the user’s age” could be compared to another attribute, “the age of majority”, rather than a predefined age.

If you use “the user’s age” in a Word document without first defining it in Policy Automation, you will encounter a compilation error.

Question 17

Which three actions will help avoid or identify a multiply proven attribute error?

Double-click the attribute on the Interview tab to see if the attribute is used on multiple screens.

Use the “Go To” option in Word to see if the attribute is proven in another rule.

Right-click the attribute on the Data tab to see if the attribute is proven in another rule.

Right-click the attribute on the Project tab to see if the attribute is used in multiple forms.

Check the error list on the Rules tab for multiply proven attribute errors.

Question 18

What are three typical benefits of modeling business rules isomorphically (in a way that matches the source material) in Oracle Policy Automation?

ability to automatically create rules from source documents

decision reports that match the structure of source material

easier verification that the business rules match the source documents

no need to create custom interview screen

direct access to object models in code

reduced development and maintenance effort

greater execution speed

Question 19

You just developed a policy model and need to test a discrete portion of the rules without using screens. Identify the correct process.

Go to Build > Test Data Model and enter the discrete portion of the rules that you want to test and assign values.

Go to Build > Build and Debug and select Build and Debug without screens in the Oracle Policy Modeling Testing window.

Go to Test > Discrete data Sets > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Rule Testing window.

Go to Debug > Data > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Oracle Policy Modeling Debugger window.

Question 20

When building test cases in Policy Modeling, when should you add a “Keep” column?

saving test data to a separate spreadsheet

preventing values in the Actual column from being replaced

comparing results from a baseline version of the policy model against a newer version

saving a test case

saving an input value

Question 21

The policy model you are creating will be used by developers to automate decisions by calling the OPA Determinations API Assess Service.
Which elements of the project data model must be given names?

attributes, entities, and relationships only

attributes, entities, relationships, screens, and forms only

attributes and relationships only

attributes, entities, and screens only

attributes and entities only

attributes only

attributes, entities, relationships, and screens only

Question 22

A student admissions system must capture multiple study preferences for a prospective student. Each preference includes a preferred campus. If the student is electing to study at the Sydney campus, then the student should be asked accommodation questions.
Which condition should you use to conclude that “the student should be asked the accommodation questions”?

Exists (the preferences, the preference’s campus) = “Sydney”

ValueAt (the preferences, the preference’s campus = “Sydney”)

InstanceCount (the preferences, the preference’s campus) = “Sydney”

Exists (the preferences, the preference’s campus = “Sydney”)

InstanceEquals (the preferences, the preference’s campus) = “Sydney”

Question 23

The source material for your policy model says:
To be eligible for the program, there must be at least one child in the family under 18 years of age. The payment amount for the family is based on the total income of all family members. If a family member has multiple jobs, include income from all jobs.
Which two steps should you perform?

Create two entities: the family member, the family member’s job.

Create an interred entity for “the job” to allow for family members with multiple jobs.

Create three entities: the family member, the family member’s age, the family member’s job.

Create three attributes (the first job, the second job, the third job) to allow for family members with multiple jobs.

Create two entities: the family member, the family member’s age.

Use an entity function to calculate a family member’s total income from all their jobs.

Question 24

Which three statements about Error rules are true?

Error rules can only be written in English.

An Error rule can include substitution (for example, the person’s name) in the error text.

The conditions on an Error rule could include attributes from more than one entity.

An Error rule could be used to ensure a document has been uploaded.

An Error rule could prevent the person from answering that they are both male and pregnant.

Question 25

In the line covered by the red block, which two grouping operators would allow the rule to compile without error?

“both” in style OPM – level 4

“all” in style OPM – level 3

“all” in style OPM – level 4

“ForAll” in style OPM – level 4

“both” in style OPM – level 3

“any” in style OPM – level 4

“ForAll” in style OPM – level 3

“any” in style OPM – level 3

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