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You are running multiple policy modeling projects and are using the collaboration and inclusions functionality to ensure consistent screen wording and reuse. You have a "corporate reference" project that contains some standard interview screens used in all Policy Modeling projects for your company.
Your company has had some policy changes and you are required to change the wording and layout on the common screens for all Policy Modeling projects. The changes are required immediately.
How can you achieve this using the minimum number of steps?

• A.Update the corporate reference project and upload the new version to the Hub. Update all of the other projects individually by clicking the Update button on the Inclusions tab.
• B.Copy the screens from the Corporate project into all of the other Policy Modeling projects individually, and then click the Add button on the Inclusions tab for each project.
• C.Update the corporate reference project and upload the new version to the Hub. Update all of the other projects individually by clicking the Reset button on the Inclusions tab.
• D.Update the corporate reference project in Policy Modeling, then upload the new version to the Hub. Deploy the new version of the corporate reference project and the changes will then be automatically propagated to all other Policy Modeling projects.
• E.Update the corporate reference project and upload the new version to the Hub. Remove and then add the inclusions for all of the other projects, because inclusions will not merge screens.

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?

• 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.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.
• D.Select "define variable attribute" in the Policy Modeling Toolbar from your rule document.

Your policy model includes this rule:
the user is a minor if
the user's age < 18
Which two statements are true?

• A."the user's age" could be compared to another attribute, "the age of majority", rather than a predefined age.
• B.If you use "the user's age" in a Word document without first defining it in Policy Automation, you will encounter a compilation error.
• C."the user's age" should be a date attribute.
• D."the user is a minor" is a number attribute.
• E.If you use "the user's age" in a Word document without first defining it in Policy Modeling, then the tool will automatically create an attribute and assign a data type.

The policy model you are creating will be used by developers to automate decisions by calling the OPA Determinations API Assess Service.
Which elements of the project data model must be given names?

• A.attributes only
• B.attributes and relationships only
• C.attributes, entities, and screens only
• D.attributes and entities only
• E.attributes, entities, and relationships only
• F.attributes, entities, relationships, screens, and forms only
• G.attributes, entities, relationships, and screens only

Exhibit:

You have created a policy model which adjust employee shift start and end times, to align with an existing payroll system.
If an employee clocked in at 09:22, what will the value of the adjusted employee's clock in time be?

• A.09:15
• B.09:00
• C.09:30
• D.10:00
• E.09:20
• F.09:25
• G.Uncertain