On an ISD (Interface Structure Design),there may be
A)An interface structure on one tree linked to another interface structure on another tree
B)An exceptions interface that stands alone
C)A one-to-one (1:1)relationship between the basic element and the interface structure
D)A completeness violation if an interface structure on one tree is linked to another tree interface structure
E)A minimal user effort violation if the tree has more than seven trunks

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This is a valid configuration on an ISD where different interface structures can be linked to form a comprehensive system.

Answer: B) An exceptions interface that stands alone
 It is common to have a standalone exceptions interface that handles unexpected input or errors separately from the regular flow.

Answer: C) A one-to-one (1:1) relationship between the basic element and the interface structure
 This is a standard practice in ISD where each basic element has a corresponding interface structure that defines its behavior.

Answer: D) A completeness violation if an interface structure on one tree is linked to another tree interface structure
 This is a violation of completeness where an interface structure may not have all the necessary connections or links to communicate with other interface structures on different trees.

Answer: E) A minimal user effort violation if the tree has more than seven trunks
 This is not a relevant point as the number of trunks on a tree does not affect user effort or navigation on an ISD.

On an ISD (Interface Structure Design),there May Be