The Open Group OGEA-101 Exam Practice Questions
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Question 1
When considering the scope of an architecture, what dimension considers to what level of detail the architecting effort should go?
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Correct answer: C. Depth
Depth refers to the level of detail or granularity to which the architecture will be developed. While breadth describes the horizontal scope (which domains are included), depth specifically addresses the vertical dimension of how thoroughly each area will be examined. The depth dimension determines whether the architecture will be high-level or highly detailed.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. Breadth describes the horizontal scope of which architecture domains are included, not the level of detail.
- B. Architecture Domains are the subject areas covered (business, data, application, technology), not a dimension measuring detail level.
- D. Project refers to a specific engagement but does not describe a dimension of architectural scope.
Question 2
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Architecture Roadmap?
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Correct answer: B. It lists work packages on a timeline showing progress towards the Target Architecture
The Architecture Roadmap is a time-sequenced plan that shows work packages and implementation increments needed to transition from the baseline to the target architecture. It explicitly organizes activities on a timeline with clear milestones demonstrating progress toward the target state, making it the best description of its primary purpose.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. While roadmaps may inform contractual agreements, they are not themselves contractual documents; that role belongs to the Architecture Contract.
- C. Communication of the end architecture is better served by the Architecture Vision document, which articulates the desired end state.
- D. The Statement of Architecture Work, not the roadmap, is the formal triggering document sent by the sponsor to initiate an architecture cycle.
Question 3
Which of the following does the TOGAF standard define as the representation of a related set of concerns?
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Correct answer: D. Architecture view
In TOGAF, an architecture view is defined as a representation of a related set of concerns. Views are tailored selections of architecture artifacts structured to address specific stakeholder concerns and are a core concept for communicating architecture to different audiences.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. A diagram is a type of visual representation but is not the TOGAF definition for representing a related set of concerns.
- B. A matrix is a tabular representation tool used within architecture but does not define the concept of representing related concerns.
- C. A catalog is a structured list of related items but is not defined as the representation of a related set of concerns in TOGAF terminology.
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What makes the OGEA-101 hard
OGEA-101 is the Foundation half of TOGAF Enterprise Architecture on the 10th Edition of the standard, and it is a short, closed-book exam: 40 questions in 60 minutes with 24 correct to pass. Unlike most vendors, The Open Group publishes exactly how many questions come from each topic, so there is no guessing about where to spend revision time.
Introduction to the ADM is 14 of the 40 questions, more than a third of the exam: the Architecture Development Method phases from Preliminary through Requirements Management, what each phase produces, and how the cycle iterates. Concepts is 8 questions on what enterprise architecture is, the structure of the TOGAF Standard, the TOGAF Library, the Enterprise Continuum and the Architecture Repository, and core terminology such as building blocks, artifacts, deliverables and views.
Introduction to the ADM Techniques is 6 questions on architecture principles, stakeholder management, gap analysis, business scenarios, risk management and architecture alternatives. Architecture Content is 5 questions on the Content Framework and metamodel, Introduction to Applying the ADM is 4 questions on iteration, architecture levels, security and agile considerations, and Introduction to Architecture Governance is 3 questions on the Architecture Board, contracts and compliance reviews. The questions are recall and comprehension, so precise TOGAF definitions matter more than architectural judgement, which is tested in Part 2.
About the exam
OGEA-101 (TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 1 Exam) earns the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation certification from The Open Group, based on the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition. It covers enterprise architecture concepts, the ADM, ADM techniques, applying the ADM, architecture governance and architecture content. There are no prerequisites. Passing OGEA-102 afterwards, or OGEA-103 instead, earns TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Practitioner.
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