CTFL-AT Practice Questions

A.  

The use of software to control the execution of tests and the comparison of actual results to expected results

B.  

An approach to testing in which test activities are planned as uninterrupted sessions of test design and execution

C.  

A way of developing software where automated test cases are developed before the software is developed to run those test cases

D.  

The execution of the test process against a single and identifiable release of the test object

A.  

Release planning defines and re-defines the product backlog and provides the basis for a test approach and test plan spanning all iterations

B.  

During release planning, testers add value by breaking down user stories into tasks (particularly testing tasks)

C.  

During release planning, testers establish and prioritize the user stories for the release and then participate in the quality risk analysis for these stories

D.  

Release plans cannot change as an Agile project proceeds, but iteration plans may change to accommodate new needs

A.  

Test-driven development means that existing functionality is not considered.

B.  

Test automation can cause regression of software in the test environment.

C.  

Regression is built into software as a safeguard against unexpected failures.

D.  

There is code churn due to change in business needs over several sprints.

A.  

Early and frequent feedback in Agile projects helps maintain a uniform distribution of defects through the code and thus avoid defect clustering

B.  

Early and frequent feedback in Agile projects allows the team to find a greater number of defects at the unit test level than in non-Agile projects

C.  

Early and frequent feedback in Agile projects provides earlier information about the stability of the software product but not about its quality

D.  

Early and frequent feedback in Agile projects allows the team to provide customers with products that better meet their requirements sooner