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

The source material for your policy model says:
To be eligible for the program, there must be at least one child in the family under 18 years of age. The payment amount for the family is based on the total income of all family members. If a family member has multiple jobs, include income from all jobs.
Which two steps should you perform?

• A. Create two entities: the family member, the family member's age.
• B. Use an entity function to calculate a family member's total income from all their jobs.
• C. Create two entities: the family member, the family member's job.
• D. Create three attributes (the first job, the second job, the third job) to allow for family members with multiple jobs.
• E. Create three entities: the family member, the family member's age, the family member's job.
• F. Create an interred entity for "the job" to allow for family members with multiple jobs.

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

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 Project Tab in the Policy Modeling, then select "inclusions" and then select "new" and enter the details in the new attribute window.
• B. Go to the Data Tab in Policy Modeling, then select "define" 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.