Online 1Z0-1035-24 Practice Test

Question 1

Which three actions will help avoid or identify a multiply proven attribute error?

Options :

A : Double-click the attribute on the Interview tab to see if the attribute is used on multiple screens.

B : Use the ''Go To'' option in Word to see if the attribute is proven in another rule.

C : Right-click the attribute on the Data tab to see if the attribute is proven in another rule.

D : Right-click the attribute on the Project tab to see if the attribute is used in multiple forms.

E : Check the error list on the Rules tab for multiply proven attribute errors.

Answer: A,C,D

Question 2

You wrote rules represented conceptually by the following rule diagram:

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You build and run your entire set of rules in the Debugger.

Which two methods can you use to test only the subset of five rules represented by the five black lines connecting the attributes shown as orange circles?

Options :

A : Set values for the lowermost blue triangle attributes via the data tab and then view the decision report for the uppermost green square attribute.

B : Investigate the uppermost orange circle attribute via the data tab and then set values for the lowermost orange circle attributes via the decision tab.

C : Set values for the lowermost orange circle attributes via the data tab and then view the decision report for the uppermost orange circle attribute.

D : Investigate the uppermost green square attribute via the data tab and then set values for the lowermost orange circle attributes in the decision tab.

E : Set values for the lowermost blue triangle attributes via the data tab and then view the decision report for the uppermost orange circle attribute.

F : Set values for the lowermost orange circle attributes via the data tab and then view the decision report for the uppermost green square attribute.

G : Investigate the uppermost orange circle attribute via the data tab and then set values for the base shown in the decision tab.

Answer: B,C

Question 3

A customer has requested an interview that will create an incident in Service Cloud along with a number of tasks (linked to the incident).

From a data mapping perspective at the entity level, how can this be achieved with the minimum number of steps?

Options :

A : Do not map the global entity. Create entities for both the task and incident objects and map these to the corresponding objects in Service Cloud.

B : Create a relationship between Tasks and Incidents in Service Cloud, map the global entity to the Task object and create a child entity for the Incident.

C : Map the global entity to the Task object and create an entity for the Incident object. Map the child entity to the Incident object in Service Cloud.

D : Map the global entity to the Incident object and create an entity for Task object. Map the child entity to the Task object in Service Cloud.

Answer: C

Question 4

What is the purpose of an interview goal?

Options :

A : to ensure that all necessary data needed to display an explanation has been collected

B : to test the policy model

C : to collect data on why the end user is using the interview

D : to identify the top-level attributes in the policy model

Answer: C

Question 5

You need to develop a rule that will determine the person's income in dollars. Your policy model does not have such an attribute yet.

How can you create this attribute?

Options :

A : Go to the Data Tab in Policy Modeling, then select ''define'' and enter the details in the new attribute window.

B : Develop the rule and save the rule document. The attribute will be automatically added to the data model.

C : Select ''define variable attribute'' in the Policy Modeling Toolbar from your rule document.

D : 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.

Answer: C

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