CTFL_SYLL2018 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Which of the following is a task of the Test Analysis and Design activity of the test process?

A. Measuring the percentage of prepared test cases with what was actually prepared

B. Identifying necessary test data to support the test conditions and test cases

C. Verifying that the test environment has been set up correctly

D. Checking test logs against the exit criteria specified in test planning

Testing should provide sufficient information to stakeholders to make informed decisions about the release of the software or system being tested. At which of the following fundamental test process activity the sufficiency of the testing and the resulting information are assessed?

A. Implementation and execution

B. Requirements specification

C. Evaluating exit criteria and reporting.

D. Analysis and design

Which of the following test design techniques is not a black box technique?

A. Equivalence partitioning

B. State transition testing

C. Boundary value analysis

D. Statement coverage

Which of the following is a valid objective of testing? [K1]

A. Correcting defects

B. Locating defects in the code

C. Preventing defects

D. Ensuring no defects are present

A system is being enhanced to simplify screen navigation for users. Which of the following does NOT reflect structural testing?

A. To test all paths that users could take through the screen menu system

B. To ensure that 100% decision testing is achieved for each system component

C. To test all branches of component calls within the application call graph

D. To ensure that users can navigate to all fields on the screen

Which type of automation test design is used in the example below? An automation team designs an automation framework for testing of their web-based applications. Realizing that they need to use different data for different test cycles, they decide not to hard-code any data in their scripts Instead they read all the data from text files while test execution is in progress.

A. Dynamic test design

B. Data-driven

C. Keyword-driven

D. Data coverage analysis

A "functional test" is...

A. ... a test focused on the efficiency of the system

B. ... a dynamic test for which the tests are based on the specification of the test object.

C. ... a static comparison of test and requirements specification of a test object

D. ... a test for which the test cases and test data are based on the structure of the test object

Which of the following BEST matches the attributes with a level of testing?

1.

Stubs and drivers are often used

2.

The test environment should correspond to the production environment

3.

Finding defects is not the main focus

4.

Testing can be based on use cases

5.

Testing is normally performed by testers

6.

Testing for functional and non-functional characteristics

A. Component-V Integration - II System - IV Acceptance-VI

B. Component -1 Integration - V System - II Acceptance - IV

C. Component - IV Integration -1 System-VI Acceptance-V

D. Component-VI Integration - IV System -1 Acceptance-III

What is a defect density?

A. The percentage of defects identified over the total number of test cases

B. The deviation rate of the system from its expected behavior

C. The ratio of the defects identified in these system over the expected number of total defects

D. The number of defects identified in the system under test divided by the size of the system

When comparing Static and Dynamic test techniques, which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. Static Testing finds failures, whilst Dynamic Testing only finds the cause of failures.

B. Static Testing techniques, such as reviews, can be undertaken before Dynamic Testing, making defects cheaper to remove.

C. Static Testing is based on the execution of code, whist Dynamic Testing relies on examination and analysis.

D. Only Static Testing has the objective of identifying defects.