Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
A: ADF Memory scopes
There are 6 types of memory scopes
3 from standard JSF application
1) Application Scope 2) Session scope 3) Request scope
In addition to above ADF Faces provides the following
4) PageFlowScope 5) BackingBeanscope 6) ViewScope
C: There is no such thing as subflows in JSF, but they do exist in ADF.
E: Backing bean scope:
Special case of request scope

Associated with a specific manage bean instance

Used with declarative components, regions and page fragments that use a managed bean to hold view

state information
Allows multiple instances of the components to co-exists on a single page

Use this scope if it is possible that your task flow appears in two ADF regions on the same JSF page and you want to isolate each instance of ADF region References: http://kotreshtm.blogspot.se/2015/04/adf-basics-memory-scope.html