CTFL-Foundation Practice Questions

A.  

Title. End of Day failure.. Reproducible. Yes. Description. Script eod 1.4 fails when the first transaction of the day is a future dated transaction. Screen shot of the failure attached.

B.  

Title. Transaction input screen validation..Reproducible. Yes. Description. Script eod 1..4 fails . Screen shot of the failure attached. Validation of transaction entryon screen TRN-003B should not allow future dated transactions – see PID ver 1.3 para 10b iv.

C.  

Title. Screen TRN-003B validation of transaction date.. Reproducible. No. Description. When a future dated transaction is processed by the end of day process, a failure can occur. This does not always happen. Screen shot of the failure attached.

D.  

Title. Screen TRN-003B validation of transaction date. Reproducible. Yes. Description. Script eod 1.4 fails when the first transaction of the day is a future dated transaction. Screen shot of the failure attached. Validation of transaction entry on screen TRN-003B should not allow future dated transactions – see PID ver 1.3 para 10b iv.

A.  

It uses decision coverage for completeness.

B.  

It ensures all possible branches in the code are tested.

C.  

It is based on the internal structure of the system.

D.  

It can be done without reference to the internal structure of the component or system.

A.  

By detecting and removing all the defects in the delivered code and ensuring that all tests adhere to the quality standards set for the project

B.  

By measuring reliability of the software and ensuring that it is always above 99.99%

C.  

By identifying root causes of defects from past projects and using the lessons learned to improve processes and thus help to reduce the defect count

D.  

By detecting all deviations from coding good practice and ensuring that these are corrected

A.  

X=2, Y=2, Z=2

B.  

X=2, Y=3, Z=4

C.  

X=2, Y=4, Z=3

D.  

X=4, Y=3, Z=2

A.  

An item or event of a component or system that can be verified by one or more test cases.

B.  

The grouping of a composite set of test cases which, when tested as a whole, reveal a positive or negative result.

C.  

A testable component derived from business requirements.

D.  

Applies to software testing only.

A.  

Testing can demonstrate that there are no defects

B.  

Testing can demonstrate that there are defects

C.  

Testing can demonstrate that the software is correct

D.  

Testing can demonstrate that there are no hidden defects in the software

A.  

Test planning ensures the level of detail in test procedures is appropriate for test execution

B.  

Test planning schedules test execution but does not assign resources

C.  

Test planning defines the overall approach to testing but does not schedule specific activities such as test execution

D.  

Test planning identifies test objectives related to scope and risk but does not define the level of detail for test procedures used in test execution

A.  

Independent testers within the development teams

B.  

Independent testers from the user community

C.  

Independent test specialists for specific test types, such as usability, performance or certification test specialists

D.  

Code tested by another developer from the development team

A.  

To identify the requirements for using a tool

B.  

To make a selection between alternative tools

C.  

To assess whether the tool will be cost- effective

D.  

To ensure the tools fits existing processes without change

A.  

Use of formal techniques requires expensive training

B.  

Only experience can ensure all functionality is covered

C.  

Tests based on experience and intuition can supplement formal techniques

D.  

Formal techniques require the use of expensive tools