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There must be one Connector emanating from a Decision for every possible return value.

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

In workflow modeling, Decision nodes do not require explicit connectors for every possible return value. You can design workflows with default/else paths that catch unspecified outcomes, or use implicit handling where some values don't require separate routing. Requiring connectors for every possible value would make diagrams unwieldy, especially for decisions with many potential outcomes.

AI explanation

A Decision shape isn't required to have a dedicated connector for every single value it could theoretically return — it's common practice to only wire up connectors for the values you care about and let an 'Otherwise' connector catch everything else. So the requirement described in the statement doesn't reflect how Decision shapes actually need to be built, making it false.

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