19) In a BPMN diagram, which symbol represents a data object?
A)
B)
C)
D)
20) In a BPMN diagram, which symbol represents a sub-process?
A)
B)
C)
D)
21) In a BPMN diagram, which symbol represents a data flow?
A)
B)
C)
D)
22) In a BPMN diagram, which symbol represents a data store?
A)
B)
C)
D)
23) In a BPMN diagram, which symbol represents an activity?
A)
B)
C)
D)
24) In a BPMN diagram, which symbol represents an event?
A)
B)
C)
D)
25) In a BPMN diagram, which color is a start event?
A) Green
B) Red
C) Yellow
D) White
26) In a BPMN diagram, which color is an intermediate event?
A) Green
B) Red
C) Yellow
D) White
27) In a BPMN diagram, which color is a process?
A) Green
B) Red
C) Yellow
D) White
28) How may a BPMN diagram be used?
29) What are the steps to read a BPMN diagram?
Books Ga’Lore! Create Invoice BPMN
30) List all the data objects in the Books Ga’Lore! BPMN diagram.
31) List all the gateways in the the Books Ga’Lore! BPMN diagram.
32) List all the processes in the the Books Ga’Lore! BPMN diagram.
33) List all the data stores in the the Books Ga’Lore! BPMN diagram.
34) List all the pools and swim lanes in the the Books Ga’Lore! BPMN diagram. Specify if it is a
pool or swim lane.
35) In a BPMN diagram, define an event. How is an event represented?
36) In a BPMN diagram, define an activity. How is an activity represented?
37) In a BPMN diagram, define a gateway. How is a gateway represented?
38) In a BPMN diagram, define data. How is data represented?
39) In a BPMN diagram, define pools and swim lanes. How is pools and swim lanes
represented?
2) The steps for building a business process map are very different than the steps for building a
flowchart.
3) When data flows into a process but does not flow out, it is considered a ________.
4) When data flows out of a process but does not flow in, it is considered a ________.
5) When the type of data that flows into a process does not match the type of data that flows out,
it is considered a ________.
6) When data is shown going into a process but no data is shown going out, this is called
A) An acceptable data flow
B) Black hole
C) Gray hole
D) Miracle
7) When the data leave a process does NOT match the data entering a process, this is called
A) An acceptable data flow
B) Black hole
C) Gray hole
D) Miracle
8) When data is shown leaving a process but not entering a process, this is called
A) An acceptable data flow
B) Black hole
C) Gray hole
D) Miracle
9) What are the steps for creating a BPMN diagram?
10) How is information to build a business process map collected?
11) Annotate the Books Ga’Lore! Credit Sales narrative.
12) Create a business process map organizer for the Books Ga’Lore! Credit Sales narrative.
13) Create a BPMN diagram for the Books Ga’Lore! Credit Sales narrative.
14) Annotate the Spice House Receive Inventory narrative.
15) Create a business process map organizer for the Spice House Receive Inventory narrative.
16) Create a BPMN diagram for the Spice House Receive Inventory narrative.
17) Name and describe three common business process map errors.