Consider the following excerpt from source material for a building permit:
"The City believes that the beauty of its lands is important. Any owner of an existing building that exceeds threes stories within city limits must pay an additional yearly fee. The fee is $100 for every story in excess of 3." A rule concludes: An owner must pay an additional fee yearly fee if ________.
Which three options complete the conditions for this rule based on the requirements?

• A.the building is located within city limits
• B.the fee = (the number of building stories - 3)*100
• C.the city believes the beauty of its lands is important
• D.the building is an existing building
• E.the number of building stories > 3

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

• A.the applicant satisfies the educational criteria
• B.the applicant satisfies the financial criteria
• C.the applicant has at least the minimum required number of exam points
• D.the applicant's number of exam points
• E.the applicant's yearly earnings in USD

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

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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 an entity called the child under the Global entity with an attribute for the number of children of school age.
• C.Create an entity container on an interview screen and add name and age attributes for at least two children.
• D.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.
• E.Create attributes for the child's name and the child's age in the Global entity.

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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?

• A.one-to-one
• B.self-referential one-to-one
• C.one-to-many
• D.many-to-many
• E.many-to-one

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