5.1: TOGAF predates _____, and strikes a balance between using its concepts and terminology
while preserving other commonly accepted TOGAF terminology.

5.2: What is a key difference between TOGAF and the U.S. Department of Defense C4ISR
architecture framework (now DODAF)?

5.2.1: The four TOGAF architecture domains map to ____ on the Zachman framework.

6.: According to TOGAF, ____ is the practice and orientation by which enterprise architectures
and other architectures are managed and controlled at an enterprise-wide level.

6.1.1: What is the highest level of architecture maturity.

6.1.2: A project to deploy an enterprise product data management system needs to adjust its
architecture contract to address resource constraints. Based on TOGAF, what level of
governance would be most appropriate to respond to the request?

6.2: In TOGAF, what level of governance is responsible for defining architecture processes?

6.2.1: In the conceptual TOGAF Governance Framework, content and processes related to
governance are influenced by the ____.

6.2.2: In TOGAF’s Architecture Governance organizational structure, which group is chiefly
responsible for deployment and operations?

6.3: According to TOGAF, an enterprise architecture imposed without appropriate political
backing is _____ .