The Client does not have the right to access which of the following layers in a Model View Controller (MVC) pattern?

• A) View
• B) Model
• C) Presentation
• D) Controller

The component that receives the events in the Model View Controller (MVC) Pattern is called _________.

• A) Receiver
• B) Controller
• C) Model
• D) Observer

In Model View Controller (MVC) pattern, the data in the database can be updated/modified using the __________.

• A) Model class
• B) View class
• C) Controller class
• D) Data-link class

Quality attribute (QA) is a _________ or __________ property of a system that is used to indicate the extent to which the system meets the needs of its stakeholders.

• A) measureable, untestable
• B) unbounded, testable
• C) measureable, testable
• D) immeasurable, untestable

______________ improves performance, reduces server round trips, and can be used to maintain the state of your application.

• A) Authorization
• B) Caching
• C) Framework
• D) Authentication

“System should not be accessed by unauthorized people”. What quality category does this statement fall into?

• A) Reliability
• B) Performance
• C) Security
• D) Scalability

An __________________ is an end-to-end test of a small segment of the application.

• A) Review
• B) Testing
• C) Architectural framework
• D) Architectural spike

“The system has no user guide in place”. Which quality attribute is compromised here?

• A) Reliability
• B) Flexibility
• C) Maintainability
• D) Usability

_______________ is concerned with the way that your application handles conflicts caused by multiple users creating, reading, updating, and deleting data at the same time.

• A) Framework
• B) Authorization
• C) Concurrency
• D) Caching

Which quality attribute matters the most in the systems like radiation therapy machines, airplanes and heart pace-makers

• A) Flexibility
• B) Performance
• C) Reliability
• D) Security

Each ______________ consists of a context, a problem, and a solution.

• A) Pattern
• B) Architecture
• C) View
• D) Model

A system easy to reconfigure or adopt in response to different user and system requirements is a

• A) Maintainable System
• B) Interoperable System
• C) Flexible System
• D) Reliabale System

The _____________ is a collection of hotspots that you can use to analyze your application architecture.

• A) Components frame
• B) Modules frame
• C) Architecture frame
• D) Framework

Which hypervisor type is commonly used for personal desktop virtualization and software testing?

• A) Type 3
• B) Type 1
• C) Type 2
• D) Type 4

Which hypervisor is known to prioritize performance-critical workloads over security?

• A) VMware vSphere
• B) Microsoft Hyper-V
• C) Citrix XenServer
• D) Oracle VirtualBox

Which type of hypervisor is more suitable for non-resource-intensive applications where high performance is not a critical requirement?

• A) Type 1
• B) Type 2
• C) Type 3
• D) Type 4

What is the first step in creating a virtual machine (VM) using a Type 2 Hypervisor?

• A) Install the Type 2 Hypervisor on the host operating system
• B) Allocate resources such as CPU, memory, and storage to the VM
• C) Configure network settings for the VM
• D) Create a virtual hard disk for the VM

Which file format is commonly used to store virtual machine images in a Type 2 Hypervisor?

• A) VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image)
• B) VHDX (Virtual Hard Disk)
• C) ISO (Disk Image)
• D) VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk)

What is the main advantage of using a Type-2 hypervisor?

• A) Lower cost compared to Type-1 hypervisors
• B) Enhanced security and isolation between virtual machines
• C) Flexibility to run multiple operating systems on a single machine
• D) Higher performance for resource-intensive workloads

What is the primary advantage of a Type 2 Hypervisor?

• A) It enables direct access to the physical hardware, resulting in faster I/O operations.
• B) It offers enhanced security features and isolation between virtual machines
• C) It allows for easier installation and management since it runs within the host operating system
• D) It provides better performance and resource utilization compared to a Type 1 Hypervisor.