CTFL-Foundation Practice Questions

A.  

Stress testing

B.  

Maintenance testing

C.  

Load testing

D.  

Usability testing

A.  

Statement testing and exploratory testing

B.  

Decision testing and equivalence partitioning

C.  

Decision testing and decision table testing

D.  

Boundary value analysis and decision table testing

A.  

Preventing defects from being introduced into the code

B.  

Investigating and fixing defects in the software under test

C.  

Gaining confidence that the system is fit-for-purpose

D.  

Providing information for stakeholders’ decision making

A.  

a & d

B.  

a & b

C.  

b & c

D.  

c & d

A.  

Technical review of a functional specification.

B.  

Walkthrough of a requirements document.

C.  

Informal review of a program specification.

D.  

Static analysis of a software model.

A.  

functional automation tools

B.  

performance testing tools

C.  

configuration management tools

D.  

none of the above

A.  

Fewer performance defects.

B.  

Productivity improvements in the development process.

C.  

More efficient regression testing.

D.  

Quick return on investment in static analysis tools.

A.  

Acceptance testing is always the final test level to be applied.

B.  

All test levels are planned and completed for each developed feature.

C.  

Testers are involved as soon as the first piece of code can be executed.

D.  

For every development activity there is a corresponding testing activity.

A.  

Is the same as equivalence partitioning tests

B.  

Test boundary conditions on, below and above the edges of input and output equivalence classes

C.  

Tests combinations of input circumstances

D.  

Is used in white box testing strategy

A.  

Test planning and control

B.  

Test analysis and design

C.  

Test implementation and execution

D.  

Evaluating exit criteria and reporting