Fundamentals Of Testing (Question Paper 1)
Question Paper: ISTQBCHP1QP01 SQS-India Infosystems Pvt. Ltd.
- 1.Accuracy of software product is
- A.
The capability of software product to be adapted for different specified environments.
- B.
The capability of software product to provide the result with the needed degree of precision.
- C.
The capability of software product to be diagnosed for causes of failures in the software.
- D.
The degree to which a component or system is operational when required for use.
- 2.A human action that may produce an incorrect result
- A.
Bug
- B.
Fault
- C.
Failure
- D.
Error
- 3.Defect can be
- A.
Expressed as impact and likelihood.
- B.
An incorrect statement or data definition.
- C.
A flaw that can cause the system to fail to perform required function.
- D.
B & c both
- 4.If there is a proper understanding of requirements, design is developed appropriately to meet requirements and mistakes made in the built then
- A.
Correct functional attributes may be delivered
- B.
The product has correctable defects.
- C.
Redesign it to correct defects
- D.
Defects cannot be found easily.
- 5.Defects and failures may arise from
- A.
Environmental conditions
- B.
Malicious damage
- C.
A & b both
- D.
None of the above
- 6.Defects reported in acceptance test cannot be costly at all.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.One defect in ---- may propagate in several places in the code.
- A.
Design
- B.
Analysis
- C.
Requirements
- D.
Test
- 8.This reduces failures in operational environment and increases the quality of operational system
- A.
Testing during development and maintenance
- B.
Testing after development and maintenance
- 9.An executable statement where a variable is assigned a value.
- A.
Data definition
- B.
Data manipulation
- C.
A & b both
- D.
None of the above
- 10.A defect, if encountered during execution
- A.
Can help to improve the quality
- B.
May reproduce failures
- C.
Can be ignored
- D.
May cause a failure of the system
- 11.Validation is
- A.
Is it the right specification?
- B.
May not provide a quality solution
- C.
Is the system correct to specification?
- D.
None of the above
- 12.A degree to which a process meets specified requirements
- A.
Testing ability
- B.
Adaptability
- C.
Quality
- D.
Analyzability
- 13.Test suite comprises all the input combinations and preconditions in
- A.
Usability testing
- B.
Compatibility testing
- C.
Complete testing
- D.
Test strategy
- 14.Instead of exhaustive testing we can use
- A.
Risk analysis and priorities
- B.
Risk and severity
- C.
Risk and effects
- D.
All of the above
- 15.In test basis if the documents are revised by formal amendment procedure then the test basis is called as
- A.
Revised test basis
- B.
Frozen test basis
- C.
Formal test basis
- D.
In formal test basis
- 16.If the product meets its specifications then we can decide whether it is ready for use.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.This can determine whether the software can perform the required user tasks
- A.
Review
- B.
Formal Review
- C.
Fit for use
- D.
Ready for use
- 18.Finding defects guides us
- A.
To improve quality
- B.
To analyze the product
- C.
To design to meet specification
- D.
To understand the risk associated with putting the s/w in operational use
- 19.Test objective is
- A.
A purpose for executing tests
- B.
Used to detect defects
- C.
Planning and test preparation
- D.
None of the above
- 20.This can verify compliance with a specific requirement.
- A.
Test objective
- B.
Test case
- C.
Early testing
- D.
Test basis
- 21.Defects tend to cluster because of
- A.
Complex code area
- B.
Debugging
- C.
Operational failures
- D.
Repeated test execution
- 22.Pesticide Paradox is due to
- A.
Debugging
- B.
Repeated execution of the same tests
- C.
Fixing the defects
- D.
Removing failure causes
- 23.Cost of quality is split into prevention costs, appraisal costs and
- A.
Internal failure costs
- B.
External failure costs.
- C.
A & b both
- D.
Prevention cost
- 24.Debugging involves repairing the code and checking that the code executes as expected.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.Testing reduces the probability of
- A.
Absence of errors
- B.
Defect clustering
- C.
Undiscovered defects
- D.
Test closure activities
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