Which of the following is an accurate depiction of the hierarchy of test management documentation (where the highest comes first)?
A. Test policy-Test strategy-Project test plan-System test plan
B. Test strategy-Test policy-Project test plan-System test plan
C. Test policy-Project test plan-Test strategy-System test plan
D. Project test plan-Test strategy-System test plan-Test policy
Which of the following are product risks and which are project risks?
a.
The navigation through some parts of the website may need to be different from others.
b.
Sprint 1 may not be completed on time, leading to a delay to the start of Sprint 2.
c.
Text versions of images may not always be possible.
d.
There may be a need to buy a capture-replay tool for regression testing.
e.
A key member of the team may leave before the Sprints have been completed.
A.
a, b and c are product risks, d and e are project risks.
B.
a and c are products risks, b, d and e are project risks.
C.
b, c and e are product risks, a and d are project risks.
D.
a, d and e are product risks, b and c are project risks.
Which stage of the Fundamental Test Process will be most affected by the use of user-stories as defined above?
A. Creating a schedule of activities as part of test planning.
B. Creating test cases as part of test design.
C. Creating the test environment as part of test execution.
D. Assessing requirements coverage at the end of each Sprint.
Which of the following review types would be recommended at the start of each Sprint, for the reason given?
A. An inspection, to find errors in the user-stories.
B. A management review, to check that the user-stories will accurately reflect the rules for accessibility.
C. A walkthrough of the set of user-stories, to ensure that the developers and testers understand what is to be built.
D. A technical review of the test plan, to ensure that the developers are aware that they must produce
good quality code.
Which of the following methods of test estimation would be most appropriate for each Sprint?
A. Ask the testers to talk to each other and reach a consensus.
B. Take 30% of the total development time required for the Sprint.
C. Conduct a test point analysis on the content and navigation requirements.
D. Use metrics from the last accessibility project at MSC.
Which of the following is the main purpose of an incident tracking process?
A. To identify the average number of steps required to recreate each incident.
B. To calculate the average turnaround times per defect.
C. To identify the priority of each incident.
D. To understand the status of each incident at any given time.
At the end of Sprint 1, which of the following would give the best indication of test coverage?
A. Number of user-stories required to define the trading environment.
B. Amount of unit testing planned by developers for each user-story associated with the trading environment.
C. Number of links required to the stock exchange.
D. Percentage of user-stories tested and passed for the trading environment.
Which of the following provides the best example of a product risk leading to a project risk?
A. The signalling systems may have more defects than anticipated, leading to the need for more retesting to be carried out.
B. There may be unexpected lags on the network traffic communication, causing drivers to slow the trains down unnecessarily.
C. The new development staff may require training for this type of system, which, if not carried out, may lead to an increase in the number of defects introduced.
D. The budget may need to be increased significantly during the project, otherwise there may be delays in the delivery of the system.
Which of the following best describes the difference between the use of walkthroughs and inspections in this scenario?
A. Walkthroughs of specifications would enable the individuals to learn more about the system being developed, whilst inspections would allow the organization as a whole to improve.
B. Walkthroughs of signalling rules will be more cost effective than inspections.
C. Inspections of code should be carried out by the developers, whilst code walkthroughs should include just the testers.
D. A walkthrough is an example of a static testing technique, whilst an inspection is an example of a dynamic testing technique.
At what point in the test process should you first consider the test environment required for the project?
A. When writing the test policy.
B. When writing the test strategy.
C. With designing the test cases.
D. When writing the test procedures.