10 questions in the style of the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation (Part 1) exam, with their answer options. They are 10 of the 46 in the pool the mock draws from; answers and explanations come back when you sit it, and every question is marked against its domain so you can see where you stand.
1. What does TOGAF principally provide? What TOGAF is
2. TOGAF prescribes a modelling notation such as ArchiMate. What TOGAF is
3. Which two domains make up the Information Systems Architectures? What TOGAF is
4. Which phase produces the Architecture Vision and the Statement of Architecture Work? The ADM cycle
5. In which phases is a gap analysis performed? The ADM cycle
6. Which phase decides what gets built and in what order, from the gaps? The ADM cycle
7. A change request arrives after the architecture is in production. Which phase owns it? The ADM cycle
8. Requirements Management is a phase you pass through between H and A. The ADM cycle
9. Which statement is right? The vocabulary that costs marks
10. "A message queue with at-least-once delivery" is which kind of building block? The vocabulary that costs marks
The mock marks every answer on submit, explains it and breaks the result down by domain. It draws its questions in the published domain weights, and passes at 60% — The published pass mark: 24 correct out of 40.
Not ready yet? The TOGAF course covers the same domains in short lessons, each with its own questions.
Exam facts are taken from the official page: certification.opengroup.org. Questions here are written for practice and are not from the real exam.