Testing concepts Quiz

Formal testing conducted to enable a user, customer or other authorized entity to determine whether to accept a system or component is called:

a.      Unit Testing

b.     Integration Testing

c.      System Testing

d.     Acceptance Testing

 Testing done without formal testing technique is called

1.  Planned Testing
2.  Integration Testing
3.  Adhoc Testing
4.  Mutation Testing

 Tests are grouped into one equivalence class when:

1.  They involve the same input variables
2.  They result in similar operations in the program
3.  They affect the same output variables
4.  All of the above

 BVA complements Equivalence Partitioning

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 It is a technique that provides a concise representation of logical conditions and corresponding actions

1.  Equivalence Partitioning
2.  BVA
3.  Cause Effect Graphing
4.  Error Guessing

 Kinds of defects:

1.  Defects from Specifications
2.  Defects in capturing user requirements
3.  Both A&B
4.  Either A or B

 "Reopen" defect status is assigned by Developer

1.  TRUE
2.  False

 Testing is the activity of diagnosing the precise nature of a known error and then correcting the Error

1.  TRUE
2.  False

 It is a condition that causes the system to fail in performing its required function

1.  Fault
2.  Failure
3.  Error
4.  Bug

 Itis the inability of a system or component to perform a required function according to its specification

1.  Fault
2.  Failure
3.  Error
4.  Bug

 Verification tests include

1.  Walkthroughs
2.  Inspection
3.  Technical Review
4.  All of the above

 Black box testing is also called as

1.  Behavioural Testing
2.  Structural Testing
3.  Glass box testing
4.  Adhoc testing

 Testing is based on an analysis of the specification of a piece of software without reference to its internal workings

1.  Behavioural Testing
2.  Structural Testing
3.  Glass box testing
4.  Adhoc testing

Which of the statement is false?

1.  It is impossible to test your own program
2.  Testing process begins much before the test execution
3.  It is difficult to know when to stop testing
4.  All are true

Types of Integration Testing include

1.  Big Bang Testing
2.  Top down Testing
3.  Bottom up Testing
4.  All of the above

 Bug is a fault in a software program

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Bugs in software arises due to:

1.  Miscommunication
2.  Software complexity
3.  Programming errors
4.  All of the above

 Software development tools also leads to bugs in software

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Quality is subjective and difficult to measure

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Crosby's view is: Zero defects right the first time

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 In V-model, test plans are prepared along with project plans

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 In prototype model of SDLC development cost will be minimum

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Change management plan would be detailed in a software configuration management plan

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 SCM is the process of ensuring that integrity of software artifacts are retained as these changes are applied

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Testers can start learning and contribute to the project from the early stages by preparing test cases and reviewing test case prior to code completion

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 When risk arises?

1.  Uncertainity
2.  Inexperience
3.  Inability to accurately forecast
4.  All of the above

 The process of operating a system or component under specified conditions, observing or recording the results and making an evaluating of some aspect of the system or component is called:

1.  Verification
2.  Quality
3.  Testing
4.  Development

 The definition "The process of executing a program or system with the intent of finding errors" is proposed by

1.  Hetzel
2.  Myers
3.  Juran
4.  Patrick

 The definition "Establishing confidence that a program does what it is supposed to do" is proposed by

1.  Hetzel
2.  Myers
3.  Juran
4.  Patrick

 Validation tests are performed to ascertain that the product and its components meet the end-usage requirements of the customer

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Testing will starts in requirement gathering phase

1.  True
2.  FALSE

Tester do the following tasks:

1.  Executes test cases and documents the results in the test execution report
2.  Verifies bug reports and bug fixes
3.  Tracks closure of defects
4.  All of the above

 Test Analyst do the following tasks:

1.  Mostly involved in designing test cases
2.  May coordinate the activities of a team of testers
3.  Maintains the test cases as software changes occur
4.  All of the above

 Methods of static testing includes

1.  Desk checking of the code
2.  Code walkthrough
3.  Code Inspection
4.  All of the above

 It is the process of evaluating a system or component based on its form, structure, content or documentation

1.  Static Testing
2.  Dynamic Testing
3.  Performance Testing
4.  Acceptance Testing

 No checklist is used in walkthroughs

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Business Process Testing is done at Unit Level

1.  TRUE
2.  False

 The  number  of Completed, successful transactions performed per second is called:

1.  Transactions/sec (passe
2.  Transactions/sec (faile
3.  Execution time
4.  None of the above

 To conduct load testing on a website:

1.  Apply stress to a web-site by simulating real users and real activity
2.  Monitor response time as load is increased
3.  Perform Capacity Testing to determine the maximum load a Web site can handle before failing
4.  All of the above

 Automating tasks is necessary because manual testing is:

1.  Hard to repeat
2.  Not always reliable
3.  Costly at times
4.  All of the above

 Challenge in Test Automation includes:

1.  Management of Test Assets
2.  The number of test cases increase with every release of the product
3.  Regression test cases are cumulative
4.  All of the above

 A test automation framework is a set of assumptions, concepts, that constitute a work platform and practices that provide support for automated software testing

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Keyword driven testing is also called:

1.  table-driven testing
2.  action-word testing
3.  Both A&B
4.  White box testing

 White Box testing technique includes:

1.  Statement Coverage
2.  Branch Coverage
3.  Decision Coverage
4.  All of the above

 Mutation Testing is also called as:

1.  Sanity Testing
2.  Smoke Testing
3.  Error Seeding
4.  Installation Testing

 User Interface checks include

1.  Tool tip validations
2.  Checking User interface dialogs
3.  Readability of the controls
4.  All of the above

 Statement coverage is insensitive to control structures

1.  True
2.  FALSE

 Cyclomatic Complexity is based on:

1.  Algorithm
2.  Flow Chart
3.  Flow Graph
4.  Pareto Charts

A predicate node is a node containing a condition

1.  True
2.  FALSE

Unit level checks include

 Field level checks

 Field Level Validations

 Functionality Checks

 All of the above

Answers

Ques No.	Correct Options
1	D
2	C
3	D
4	A
5	C
6	C
7	B
8	B
9	A
10	B
11	D
12	A
13	A
14	D
15	D
16	A
17	D
18	A
19	A
20	A
21	A
22	A
23	A
24	A
25	A
26	D
27	C
28	B
29	A
30	A
31	A
32	D
33	D
34	D
35	A
36	A
37	B
38	A
39	D
40	D
41	D
42	A
43	C
44	D
45	C
46	D
47	A
48	C
49	A
50	D