OG0-041 Exam Preparation Material | Open FAIR™ Part 1 Exam (English)

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Question#1

Consider the following diagram, which conforms to a standard ArchiMate viewpoint that uses a simplified notation:



To which standard ArchiMate viewpoint does this diagram conform?

A. Elementary viewpoint
B. Introductory viewpoint
C. Coherence viewpoint
D. Deciding viewpoint

Question#2

What is the primary goal of TOGAF's Architecture Change Management process?

A. To ensure that the architecture achieves its original objectives
B. To manage changes to the architecture in a controlled manner
C. To develop a new architecture vision for the enterprise
D. To oversee the deployment of new technologies

Question#3

Which phase of TOGAF’s ADM includes the development of the Data Architecture?

A. Phase B: Business Architecture
B. Phase C: Information Systems Architectures
C. Phase D: Technology Architecture
D. Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions

Question#4

At ArchiSurance, the Take in Claim process creates a Claim business object, while the remaining processes in the sequence below refer to and update the Claim business object.



Which structural relationship could replace the association relationships in the diagram to more precisely describe how ArchiSurance Claim processes interact with the Claim business object?

A. Used By
B. Flow
C. Assignment
D. Access

Question#5

What is an essential element of Phase F: Migration Planning in TOGAF?

A. Developing an IT service management framework
B. Crafting an Architecture Vision and Strategy
C. Prioritizing projects within the Architecture Roadmap
D. Finalizing the Architecture Requirements Specification

Exam Code: OG0-041
Q & A: 80 Q&As         Updated:  Oct 17,2026

 

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