Many different approaches have been suggested to aid the analyst in identifying a set of candidate objects for the structural model. The four most common approaches are textual analysis, brainstorming, common object lists, and _______________.
A) use cases
B) business models
C) patterns
D) nouns
E) verbs

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The four approaches listed are textual analysis, brainstorming, common object lists, and a missing option. The missing option that best fits with the given list is "patterns," as it is a commonly used approach for identifying candidate objects in a structural model. Patterns can be established by analyzing similar models or systems, and identifying common objects or structures that are likely to be used in the current model. Use cases and business models are typically used for other aspects of requirements gathering and analysis, while focusing on nouns or verbs alone may not provide sufficient information for identifying candidate objects.

Many Different Approaches Have Been Suggested to Aid the Analyst