What Do You Know About Karma Testing?

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What Do You Know About Karma Testing? - Quiz

Another JavaScript test runner is called Karma and if you know how to work with it, consider yourself lucky. Karma will make your work a lot easier! Step right in and take this test to find out if you know everything there is to know about Karma.

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1.

What does Karma provide to developers?
- A.
  
  A testing environment where they don't have to check their work
- B.
  
  A testing environment where they don't have to set up many things
- C.
  
  A testing environment where they don't have to spend too much time on one task
- D.
  
  A testing environment where they don't have to change many commands
2.

What does the said programming environment improve?
- A.
  
  Speed and detailing
- B.
  
  Quality and creativity
- C.
  
  Productivity and speed
- D.
  
  Productivity and creativity
3.

Where do developers receive the test results?
- A.
  
  On a new full screen
- B.
  
  In a pop-up window
- C.
  
  After testing in a form of a document
- D.
  
  On the command line
4.

What is Karma?
- A.
  
  A tester
- B.
  
  An app
- C.
  
  A test-runner
- D.
  
  Framework
5.

Where does Karma launch and run tests?
- A.
  
  In an app
- B.
  
  In a Karma launcher
- C.
  
  In other frameworks
- D.
  
  In real browsers
6.

Which preprocessor does Karma come with?
- A.
  
  Karma-bar
- B.
  
  Karma-restaurant
- C.
  
  Karma-bistro
- D.
  
  Karma-coffee
7.

What does Karma come with?
- A.
  
  Hidden options
- B.
  
  New platforms
- C.
  
  Tabs
- D.
  
  Plugins
8.

Which browser launcher doesn't come pre-installed with Karma?
- A.
  
  Chrome-Canary
- B.
  
  Chrome
- C.
  
  Safari
- D.
  
  PhantomJS
9.

What's the name of the coverage reporter included with Karma?
- A.
  
  Berlin
- B.
  
  Istanbul
- C.
  
  Damask
- D.
  
  Moscow
10.

For which projects should you use Karma?
- A.
  
  Projects written in DiagonalJS
- B.
  
  Projects written in HorizontalJS
- C.
  
  Projects written in VerticalJS
- D.
  
  Projects written in AngularJS