Oracle 1Z0-1035-21 : Oracle Intelligent Advisor 2021 Implementation Essentials

Assuming that no relationship text has been manually defined or changed, what type of relationship is "all instances of the store"?

• A. a containment relationship with the store as the target entity
• B. acontainment relationship with the employee as the target entity
• C. a self-referential relationship with the store as both the source and target entity
• D. a containment relationship with Global as the target entity
• E. a reference relationship with Global as the target entity
• F. a reference relationship with the store as the target entity

When creating your rules, you have used the attribute "the gun fired accidentally". When adding this input to a screen, you notice that the question form of this attribute is"Is the gun fired accidentally true?".
In which way should you resolve this issue to ensure that the word "true" is not included in any text shown to the interview user (including explanations)?

• A. Change the question text on the screen.
• B. Add the verb "to fire".
• C. Create a custom attribute text in the Edit Attribute dialog box.
• D. Remove the word 'accidentally" from the attribute text.
• E. Add the verb "to fire" and change the attribute sentenceforms in the Edit Attribute dialog box.

You have a requirement to identify whether an applicant is eligible for a child supportpayment. 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 attributes for the child's name and the child's age with a reference relationship to the global entity.
• C. Create attributes for the child's name and the child's age in the Global entity.
• D. Create an entity container on an interview screen and add name and age attributes for at least two children.
• E. Create an entity called the child under the Global entity with an attribute for the number of children of school age.

What is the purpose of an interview goal?

• A. to collect data on why the end user is using the interview
• B. to test the policy model
• C. to ensure that all necessary data needed to display an explanation has been collected
• D. to identify the top-level attributes in the policy model
• E. to drive which screens should be displayed in the interview

You need to develop a rulethat will determine the person's income in dollars. Your policy model does not have such an attribute yet.
How can you create this attribute?

• A. Go to the Data Tab in Policy Modeling, then select "define" and enter the details in the new attribute window.
• B. Go to the Project Tab in the Policy Modeling, then select "inclusions" and then select "new" and enter the details in the new attribute window.
• C. Develop the rule and save the rule document. The attribute will be automatically added to the data model.
• D. Select "define variable attribute" in the Policy Modeling Toolbar from your rule document.