Online Access Free 1Z1-1035 Practice Test

You have a requirement to identify whether an applicant is eligible for a child support payment. To be eligible, the applicant must have at least two children of school age. You will collect the details of each of the person's children to infer whether each child is of school age, and from that infer whether or not the person is eligible.
Which data model approach supports this requirement?

• A.Create an entity called the child with a containment relationship from the Global entity. Create attributes for the child's name and the child's age in the child entity.
• B.Create attributes for the child's name and the child's age in the Global entity.
• C.Create an entity called the child under the Global entity with attributes for the child's name and the child's age with a reference relationship to the global entity.
• D.Create an entity called the child under the Global entity with an attribute for the number of children of school age.
• E.Create an entity container on an interview screen and add name and age attributes for at least two children.

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?
A)

B)

C)

D)

E)

• A.Option A
• B.Option D
• C.Option E
• D.Option B
• E.Option C

Which four are valid reasons to split an existing Word document containing rules in your Oracle Policy Modeling project?

• A.You want to mirror updates to the source material that has divided the source of your rules into two locations.
• B.You want to define screens to run in Oracle Web Determinations.
• C.You want to exclude part of the original document from the policy model.
• D.You want to separate rules with different purposes.
• E.Editing the new documents is easier in Microsoft Word because the original document was getting too large.
• F.Two developers need to work simultaneously on different areas of rules that were originally within the same Word document.
• G.You want to add comments and footnotes to your rules.
• H.You want to use the Debugger to test your rules.

Which four are valid reasons to split an existing Word document containing rules in your Oracle Policy Modeling project?

• A.You want to mirror updates to the source material that has divided the source of your rules into two locations.
• B.You want to define screens to run in Oracle Web Determinations.
• C.You want to exclude part of the original document from the policy model.
• D.You want to separate rules with different purposes.
• E.Editing the new documents is easier in Microsoft Word because the original document was getting too large.
• F.Two developers need to work simultaneously on different areas of rules that were originally within the same Word document.
• G.You want to add comments and footnotes to your rules.
• H.You want to use the Debugger to test your rules.

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

• A.Go to Build > Build and Debug and select Build and Debug without screens in the Oracle Policy Modeling Testing window.
• B.Go to Build > Test Data Model and enter the discrete portion of the rules that you want to test and assign values.
• C.Go to Test > Discrete Data Sets > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Rule Testing window.
• D.Go to Debug > Data > and set the entity and attribute values that you want to test in the Oracle Policy Modeling Debugger window.