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A. Unambiguous

B. Traceable

C. Testable

D. Incomplete

E. Consistent

A. Containment

B. Validate

C. Trace

D. Verify

E. Refine

A. Cameo

B. Other systems

C. Humans

D. Its actors

A. To show relationships to requirement in other model elements in the same diagram

B. To show relationships to requirement in other model elements in a different diagram

A. To illustrate the interactions between actors and the system over time

B. To depict the allocation of software components to hardware nodes

C. To represent the dynamic behavior of a system in terms of states and transitions

D. To specify the sequence of messages between system components

A. Embedded files

B. Illustrations

C. Graphically oriented data

A. The process of encapsulating concerns into aspects during runtime or compile-time

B. The process of integrating new features into the existing codebase

C. The process of optimizing the performance of a software system

D. The process of combining separate modules into a cohesive system

A. Something used in Behavior Diagrams

B. Something used in Kanbans

C. There is no such concept in SysML

A. To illustrate the interactions between actors and the system over time

B. To depict the allocation of software components to hardware nodes

C. To represent the dynamic behavior of a system in terms of states and transitions

D. To specify the sequence of messages between system components

A. State-transition model

B. Activity model

C. Process model

D. Flow model

A. A model can be represented by a diagram, but the diagram is not the model

B. Clearly a diagram since SyMl is about diagrams

C. A model since it says so on the top left

A. To specify the behavior of the system as it responds to stimuli

B. To identify the actors involved in the system

C. To capture the structure of the system,s data

D. To describe the flow of events and interactions between actors and the system