Module 1 To 5
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3.Performance testing will be carried out only after ?
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Stress testing
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Integration testing
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System testing
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Component testing
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About This Quiz
This quiz titled 'MODULE 1 TO 5' assesses key project management and quality assurance concepts. Topics include defect management, testing phases, and risk mitigation, essential for professionals in project oversight and management roles.
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4. Defect management methodology contains___________ a) definition of a defect b) definition of severity and priority of a defect c) defect life cycle
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I)a&b
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A&c
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B&c
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All the above
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A. All the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "all the above." Defect management methodology includes the definition of a defect, the definition of severity and priority of a defect, and the defect life cycle.Rate this question:
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5. Based on _______ and _________ schedule is planned.
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A) resource planning and activities
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B) effort estimation and resource planning
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C) environment set and database
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D)activities and testcase
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A. B) effort estimation and resource planningExplanation
The schedule for a project is planned based on two key factors: effort estimation and resource planning. Effort estimation involves determining the amount of time and resources required to complete each task or activity in the project. Resource planning, on the other hand, involves identifying and allocating the necessary resources, such as manpower, equipment, and materials, to carry out the project activities efficiently. By considering both effort estimation and resource planning, project managers can create a realistic and achievable schedule that ensures the timely completion of the project.Rate this question:
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6.RACI means ______________________
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A) responsible, activities, consulted, information chart
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B) report, accountable, count, interface chart
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C) responsible, accountable, consulted, informed chart
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D) none
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A. C) responsible, accountable, consulted, informed chartExplanation
RACI stands for responsible, accountable, consulted, informed chart. This chart is a project management tool used to clarify and define roles and responsibilities within a project. The "responsible" role is responsible for completing the task, the "accountable" role is ultimately responsible for the task's success or failure, the "consulted" role provides input and expertise, and the "informed" role is kept up-to-date on the task's progress. This chart helps to ensure clear communication and accountability within a project team.Rate this question:
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7.A plan to overcome the risk called as
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A) migration plan
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B) master plan
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C) maintenance plan
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D) mitigation plan
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A. D) mitigation planExplanation
A mitigation plan refers to a strategy or course of action that is designed to reduce or eliminate the potential risks or negative impacts associated with a particular situation or project. It involves identifying potential risks, assessing their likelihood and severity, and implementing measures to prevent or minimize their occurrence. This plan aims to mitigate or lessen the impact of risks, making it the most appropriate option among the given choices.Rate this question:
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8.What are the key factors to be understood before Test strategy
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Development methodology
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Implementation methodology
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Infrastructural availability
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All the above
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A. All the aboveExplanation
Before creating a test strategy, it is important to understand the development methodology, implementation methodology, and infrastructural availability. The development methodology refers to the approach used in developing the software, such as agile or waterfall. The implementation methodology refers to how the software will be implemented, such as through manual testing or automation. Infrastructural availability refers to the availability of resources, such as hardware and software, needed for testing. Considering all these factors is crucial in order to create an effective test strategy.Rate this question:
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9.strategy and Planning can be ________ by tester
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Prepared
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Viewed
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Edited
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None of the above
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A. ViewedExplanation
Testers can view strategy and planning documents to understand the overall testing approach and objectives. This helps them align their testing activities with the overall project goals and ensures that they are following the planned strategy. By viewing these documents, testers can also gain insights into the scope of testing, timelines, and resource allocation, which can help them plan their testing activities effectively. Therefore, the correct answer is "Viewed".Rate this question:
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10. Out of Scope include A.not be tested by the testing team B.due to other stakeholders taking responsibility C.due to request from customer during estimation D.None of the above
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Only (I)
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Both (I) and (III)
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Both (II) and (III)
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All (I),(II) and (III)
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A. All (I),(II) and (III)Explanation
This question is asking for the options that are considered out of scope. Option A states that certain tasks cannot be tested by the testing team, which is out of scope for their responsibilities. Option B suggests that other stakeholders are taking responsibility, which again is out of scope for the testing team. Option C mentions a request from the customer during estimation, which is also out of scope for the testing team. Therefore, all options (I), (II), and (III) are correct in identifying out of scope tasks.Rate this question:
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11.What are the inputs for Test Planning
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Req. Documents
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Test Strategy
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Both (a) and (b)
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None of the Above
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A. Both (a) and (b)Explanation
The inputs for Test Planning include both the Requirement Documents and the Test Strategy. Requirement documents provide the necessary information about the system or software being tested, while the Test Strategy outlines the approach and techniques to be used for testing. Both these inputs are essential for effective test planning, as they provide the necessary context and guidelines for designing the test cases and determining the testing scope and objectives.Rate this question:
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12. select the odd one/
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A. Nature of the application
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B. External interface of the application
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C. Application/system needs to be understand
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D.assumptions and dependencies
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A. D.assumptions and dependenciesExplanation
The given options are all related to aspects of an application or system. However, "assumptions and dependencies" stands out as different from the others because it refers to factors that are external to the application or system itself. The other options all pertain to internal aspects of the application or system, such as its nature, external interface, and the need to understand it. "Assumptions and dependencies" refers to external factors that the application or system relies on, such as other software or hardware components, and is therefore the odd one out.Rate this question:
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13. As part of which test process do you determine the exit criteria?
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A. Test planning.
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B. Evaluating exit criteria and reporting.
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C. Test closure.
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D. Test control
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A. A. Test planning.Explanation
In the test planning process, the exit criteria are determined. Exit criteria are the conditions that must be met in order to complete a specific test level or the entire testing process. These criteria are used to assess whether the test objectives have been achieved and if the test process can be concluded. Therefore, determining the exit criteria is an important part of the test planning process.Rate this question:
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14. Which activities form part of test planning? i) Developing test cases. ii) Defining the overall approach to testing. iii) Assigning resources. iv) Building the test environment v) Writing test conditions.
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A. i, ii & iv are true, iii & v are false.
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B. ii & iii are true, i, iv & v are false.
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C. iv & v are true, i, ii & iii are false.
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D. i, ii & iii are true iv & v are false
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A. B. ii & iii are true, i, iv & v are false.Explanation
The correct answer is B. ii & iii are true, i, iv & v are false. Test planning involves defining the overall approach to testing and assigning resources, but it does not involve developing test cases, building the test environment, or writing test conditions. These activities are typically part of test design and test execution phases.Rate this question:
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15. A project that is in the implementation phase is six weeks behind schedule. —The delivery date for the product is four months away. The project is not allowed to slip —the delivery date or compromise on the quality standards established for his product. Which —of the following actions would bring this project back on schedule?
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A. Eliminate some of the requirements that have not yet been implemented.
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B. Add more engineers to the project to make up for lost work.
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C. Ask the current developers to work overtime until the lost work is recovered.
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D. Hire more software quality assurance personnel
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A. A. Eliminate some of the requirements that have not yet been implemented.Explanation
By eliminating some of the requirements that have not yet been implemented, the project can save time and catch up with the schedule. This action allows the project team to focus on the most critical and essential requirements, ensuring that the delivery date is met without compromising on quality standards. Adding more engineers may increase productivity, but it does not address the underlying issue of being behind schedule. Asking the current developers to work overtime may lead to burnout and reduced productivity in the long run. Hiring more software quality assurance personnel does not directly address the delay in the implementation phase.Rate this question:
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16. Which of the following would NOT normally form part of a test plan?
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A. Features to be tested
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B. Incident reports
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C. Risks
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D. Schedule
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A. B. Incident reportsExplanation
Incident reports would not normally form part of a test plan because they are documents that record any unexpected events or issues that occur during testing or in production. Test plans, on the other hand, outline the objectives, scope, approach, and resources required for testing a software application. They typically include features to be tested, risks, and the schedule for executing the tests. Incident reports are separate documents that are created when issues or bugs are identified during testing or after the application has been deployed.Rate this question:
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20. Which of the following combinations correctly describes a valid approach tocomponent testing: i) Functional testing of the component in isolation. ii) Structure-based testing of the code without recording incidents. iii) Automated tests that are run until the component passes. iv) Functional testing of the interfaces between modules.
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A. i and ii.
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B. I, ii and iii
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C. iii.
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D. ii and iv
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A. B. I, ii and iiiExplanation
The correct answer is B. I, ii and iii. This combination describes a valid approach to component testing. Functional testing of the component in isolation (i) ensures that the component functions correctly on its own. Structure-based testing of the code without recording incidents (ii) focuses on testing the code's internal structure and logic. Automated tests that are run until the component passes (iii) allow for repeated testing until the component meets the desired criteria. This combination covers various aspects of component testing, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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18. True or False Small projects or regular release based project, both strategy and plan are not documented together
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
In the given question, the correct answer is False. This means that the statement "Small projects or regular release based project, both strategy and plan are not documented together" is incorrect. The correct explanation for this answer is that both strategy and plan are documented together for small projects or regular release based projects. This ensures that there is a clear understanding of the project objectives, the steps to achieve those objectives, and the overall strategy to be followed. Documentation helps in effective communication, coordination, and tracking of progress throughout the project lifecycle.Rate this question:
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19. True or False For larger project test strategy and test plan could be documented seperately
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
For larger projects, it is common to document the test strategy and test plan separately. The test strategy outlines the overall approach and objectives for testing, including the scope, test levels, test types, and resources required. On the other hand, the test plan provides detailed information about the specific tests to be executed, including test cases, test data, test environments, and schedules. Separating the documentation allows for a more organized and comprehensive understanding of the testing process, ensuring that all aspects of testing are adequately addressed.Rate this question:
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20. What is the purpose of exit criteria?
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A. To define when a test level is complete.
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B. To determine when a test has completed.
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C. To identify when a software system should be retired.
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D. To determine whether a test has passed.
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A. A. To define when a test level is complete.Explanation
The purpose of exit criteria is to define when a test level is complete. Exit criteria are a set of conditions or requirements that must be met before a test level can be considered finished. These criteria help determine whether all necessary testing activities have been completed and whether the system or software under test is ready to move on to the next phase or level of testing. By defining clear exit criteria, testing teams can ensure that they have achieved their testing objectives and can provide accurate reports on the completion status of a test level.Rate this question:
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Which is not a part of test development?(check all that apply)
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Create test scenarios
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Identification of regression test cases
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Test data preparation
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All of the above
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A. Identification of regression test cases
A. Test data preparationExplanation
Identification of regression test cases and test data preparation are not a part of test development. Test development involves creating test scenarios, which are a set of steps or conditions that are used to test a specific feature or functionality of a software application. Regression test cases are used to ensure that previously developed and tested features still function correctly after new changes or updates are made to the software. Test data preparation involves creating or selecting the necessary data that will be used to execute the test scenarios. Therefore, the correct answer is Identification of regression test cases and Test data preparation.Rate this question:
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Testable Business Scenarios can be translated to test cases during the Test Development phase.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
During the Test Development phase, testable business scenarios can be converted into test cases. This means that the business scenarios, which represent specific situations or conditions that need to be tested, can be broken down into individual test cases that cover all possible scenarios. These test cases will then be used to verify the functionality and performance of the system or software being tested. Therefore, the statement "Testable Business Scenarios can be translated to test cases during the Test Development phase" is true.Rate this question:
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Boundary value analysis is often called a part of
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Stress testing
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Negative testing
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Both a and b
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None
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A. Both a and bExplanation
Boundary value analysis is a testing technique that focuses on testing the boundaries or limits of input values. It is used to identify any issues or errors that may occur at the boundaries of valid and invalid input values. Stress testing, on the other hand, is a type of testing that evaluates the system's performance under extreme conditions, such as high load or limited resources. Negative testing involves testing the system with invalid or unexpected inputs. Both stress testing and negative testing can benefit from the use of boundary value analysis to ensure comprehensive testing.Rate this question:
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RTM contents are
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Test Requirement
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Test Strategy
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Test Plan
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Test Scenarios
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All the above
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A. All the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All the above" because RTM (Requirement Traceability Matrix) is a document that ensures all the test requirements are covered during the testing process. It links the test requirements with the test strategy, test plan, and test scenarios. Therefore, all the mentioned contents (Test Requirement, Test Strategy, Test Plan, and Test Scenarios) are included in the RTM.Rate this question:
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___________ is data that exists only within the program, during the processing of input data
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Input data
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Transitional Data
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Environmental data
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Setup data
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A. Transitional DataExplanation
Transitional data refers to the temporary data that is created and used within a program during the processing of input data. It is not permanent and exists only for the duration of the program's execution. This type of data is typically used for intermediate calculations, temporary storage, or to track the state of the program during its execution. It is distinct from input data, which is the data provided to the program as input, and from setup data, which is the data used to configure the program or set its initial state. Environmental data refers to data related to the program's operating environment, such as system settings or configuration.Rate this question:
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___________ preparation to support the test conditions and test cases
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Test data
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Test coverage
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Test basis
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None
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A. Test dataExplanation
Test data is the information that is used as input for executing test cases. It includes both valid and invalid data to assess the functionality and performance of the system under test. Test data is essential for testing as it helps in verifying the expected outcomes and identifying any defects or issues in the software. Therefore, proper preparation of test data is crucial to support the test conditions and test cases effectively.Rate this question:
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.____________ bridges the requirement analysis and the test development phase
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Test Scenario
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Test Basis
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Functionality
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None
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A. Test ScenarioExplanation
Test Scenario bridges the requirement analysis and the test development phase by providing a high-level description of the test conditions and the expected results. It helps in identifying the different paths and conditions that need to be tested based on the requirements. Test scenarios are derived from the requirements and serve as a basis for creating test cases. They act as a link between the requirements and the actual test cases, ensuring that all the necessary functionalities are covered during testing.Rate this question:
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Test Scenarios created from ACE Methodology can be re-used by making the needed customizations to suit the application/geographic specific requirements
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Test scenarios created from ACE Methodology can be re-used by making the necessary customizations to fit the specific requirements of the application or geographic location. This means that instead of creating new test scenarios from scratch, existing scenarios can be modified and adapted as needed, saving time and effort. This allows for efficient and effective testing while ensuring that the scenarios are tailored to the specific context in which they will be used.Rate this question:
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A user uses a list of countries from selected modules. what data is it?
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Transactional
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Transitional
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Master
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A. MasterExplanation
The term "master" in this context refers to a comprehensive and complete list of countries. It implies that the user is utilizing a reference or source that contains a complete and authoritative compilation of country names. This data is likely to be used as a standard or baseline for various purposes, such as data analysis, record-keeping, or system integration.Rate this question:
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Insurance claim has 2 approvals in release. Subsequent release has another approval inserted in between those two. What kind of regression test u will carry?
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Claims at last level
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Claims at First level
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Claims at every level
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Customer eligibility level
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A. Claims at every levelExplanation
The correct answer is "Claims at every level". This means that in the regression test, we will verify the functionality of the insurance claim process at each level of approval, including the subsequent release where another approval has been inserted. This ensures that the changes made do not affect the overall process and that all levels of approval are still functioning correctly.Rate this question:
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Bank account—you are opening the account statement page by logging. Then click on account number of account summary.
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Exceptional flow
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Alternate flow
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Positive flow
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Negative flow
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A. Positive flowExplanation
The given correct answer, "Positive flow," suggests that the process described in the question is a normal and expected sequence of actions. Opening a bank account typically involves logging in, accessing the account statement page, and clicking on the account number in the account summary. This is a positive flow because it follows the expected path and leads to the desired outcome, which is accessing the account details.Rate this question:
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A project is being launched. Which is not necessary to perform?
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Test Data availability
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Existing test cases
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Requirement
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Test scenarios
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A. RequirementExplanation
The requirement is not necessary to perform because it is already mentioned in the question that a project is being launched. The requirement is the starting point of any project and it is essential to have a clear understanding of what needs to be achieved. Test data availability, existing test cases, and test scenarios are all important for testing the project, but they rely on the requirement being defined first.Rate this question:
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Can pre-conditions and post-conditions be converted into test cases.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Pre-conditions and post-conditions cannot be directly converted into test cases. Pre-conditions define the initial state required for a test case to be executed, while post-conditions specify the expected outcome after the test case is executed. Test cases, on the other hand, are specific inputs and actions that are designed to validate the functionality of a system or component. While pre-conditions and post-conditions can guide the creation of test cases, they are not test cases themselves. Thus, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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ACE Methodology can be used to User interface Testing. True or False
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The ACE Methodology can indeed be used for User Interface Testing. ACE stands for Analysis, Construction, and Execution, which are all crucial steps in the testing process. Analysis involves understanding the requirements and designing test cases for the user interface. Construction involves building the test cases and test data. Execution involves running the test cases and analyzing the results. Therefore, the ACE Methodology is applicable to User Interface Testing.Rate this question:
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Impact analysis is required
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Testing after Bug fixing
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Change to the requirements
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Change request is introduced to the product
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Introducing a new module or functionality to an existing product under test
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All the above
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A. All the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All the above" because impact analysis is required in all of the mentioned scenarios. Impact analysis helps in understanding the potential effects and consequences of a change or bug fix on the system. It is necessary after bug fixing to ensure that the fix does not have any unintended side effects. It is also required when there is a change to the requirements or when a change request is introduced to the product. Additionally, impact analysis is necessary when introducing a new module or functionality to an existing product under test to assess the impact on the existing system.Rate this question:
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Test Coverage is an activity for test development
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Test coverage is indeed an activity for test development. It refers to the extent to which the test cases cover the requirements or functionality of a system. It helps in identifying the areas that have been tested and those that have not. Test coverage ensures that all critical components of the system are tested and helps in measuring the effectiveness of the testing process. Therefore, the statement "Test Coverage is an activity for test development" is true.Rate this question:
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Multiple test conditions can be there for test scenarios
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because in software testing, test scenarios are designed to cover different test conditions. Test conditions are specific inputs or situations that need to be tested to ensure that the software functions correctly. By having multiple test conditions for a test scenario, it allows for a more comprehensive and thorough testing process, increasing the chances of identifying and resolving any potential issues or bugs in the software.Rate this question:
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Test data may not be required for test scenarios
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement "Test data may not be required for test scenarios" is true. Test data refers to the inputs or values that are used to test a particular scenario or functionality. In some cases, test scenarios can be designed in such a way that they do not require any specific test data. This could be because the scenario is focused on testing the behavior or functionality of the system rather than specific data inputs. Therefore, it is possible to have test scenarios that do not require test data.Rate this question:
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.____________ bridges the requirement analysis and the test development phase
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Test Scenario
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Test Basis
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Functionality
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NONE
Correct Answer
A. Test ScenarioExplanation
The correct answer is "test Scenario" because it is the component that connects the requirement analysis and the test development phase. Test scenarios are created based on the requirements gathered during the analysis phase and serve as a basis for designing and developing test cases. They outline the specific conditions and actions that need to be tested to ensure the functionality of the system. Test scenarios act as a bridge between the initial understanding of the requirements and the actual implementation of test cases.Rate this question:
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.___________ is a measure and not a method or a test
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Condition
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Coverage
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Scenario
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All the above
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A. CoverageExplanation
Coverage is a measure used to assess the extent to which a particular condition, scenario, or set of requirements is addressed or tested. It is not a method or a test itself, but rather a metric that indicates the level of completeness or thoroughness in addressing a particular aspect. Therefore, coverage cannot be considered as a method or a test, but rather as a measure used to evaluate the effectiveness of methods or tests in meeting the desired criteria.Rate this question:
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________________ lists causes and effects in a matrix
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BVA
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Equivalence partitioning
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Decision tables
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None
Correct Answer
A. Decision tablesExplanation
Decision tables are a technique used in software testing and requirements analysis to list causes and effects in a matrix format. This allows for a systematic approach to analyzing different combinations of inputs and their corresponding outputs. By organizing the causes and effects in a matrix, decision tables help in identifying all possible combinations and ensuring that all scenarios are considered during testing or analysis. Therefore, decision tables are the correct answer as they specifically pertain to the practice of listing causes and effects in a matrix.Rate this question:
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A decision table is typically divided into ___________ quadrants
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5
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2
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3
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4
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A. 4Explanation
A decision table is typically divided into four quadrants. Each quadrant represents a different combination of conditions and actions. This division helps organize the decision-making process and makes it easier to understand and analyze the various possibilities.Rate this question:
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Test Case are grouped into Manageable (and scheduled) units are called as
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Test Harness
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Test Suite
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Test Cycle
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Test Driver
Correct Answer
A. Test SuiteExplanation
A test suite is a collection of test cases that are grouped together for easier management and scheduling. It allows for efficient testing by organizing the tests into logical units. A test suite helps in ensuring that all the necessary tests are executed and provides a systematic approach to testing. It also helps in identifying and resolving any issues or defects found during testing. Therefore, the correct answer is Test Suite.Rate this question:
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Which summarizes the testing activities associated with one or more test design specifications
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Test Summary report
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Test Log
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Test Incident Report
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Test Script
Correct Answer
A. Test Incident ReportExplanation
The test incident report summarizes the testing activities associated with one or more test design specifications. It provides a detailed account of any incidents or issues encountered during the testing process, including the steps taken to reproduce the issue, the impact on the system, and any corrective actions or workarounds implemented. The test incident report helps in tracking and managing the resolution of these incidents, ensuring that all identified issues are properly addressed before the final release of the software.Rate this question:
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___________is a process of executing a series of test cases as defined in the test plan to validate if the application meets the requirements
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Sequence of Testing
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Test Run Plan
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Test Execution
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Test Suite
Correct Answer
A. Test ExecutionExplanation
Test execution is the process of executing a series of test cases as defined in the test plan to validate if the application meets the requirements. During test execution, the actual testing takes place, where the test cases are run and the system's behavior is observed. This is an important step in the testing process as it helps identify any defects or issues in the application and ensures that it meets the desired functionality and performance criteria.Rate this question:
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____________process if an unforeseen event occurs during test execution needs to be arrived and agreed upon the stake holders.
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Mitigation Plan
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Contingency plan
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Escalation
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Defect
Correct Answer
A. EscalationExplanation
When an unforeseen event occurs during test execution, it is important to have a process in place to address and manage the situation. This process is typically referred to as escalation. Escalation involves raising the issue to the appropriate stakeholders and seeking their input and agreement on how to handle the situation. This could include identifying alternative approaches, allocating additional resources, or adjusting timelines to mitigate the impact of the event on the testing process. Escalation ensures that the necessary actions are taken promptly and effectively to address the unforeseen event and minimize its impact on the overall testing effort.Rate this question:
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Testing of an application in Developers environment is not recommended because i)Both developers and testers will have access to code ii)Behavior of the application is unstable if developer is works on code and testers are testing iii)Overlapping of data by various teams iv)Developers used some stimulated programs during coding and testers
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I,ii are true and iii,iv are false
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Ii,iii are true and i,iv are false
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I,ii,iii,iv are true
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. I,ii,iii,iv are trueExplanation
Testing of an application in the developer's environment is not recommended because all the given reasons are true. When both developers and testers have access to the code (i), it can lead to conflicts and difficulties in identifying and resolving issues. The behavior of the application can be unstable if developers are making changes to the code while testers are testing (ii). Overlapping of data by various teams (iii) can cause confusion and errors in the testing process. Additionally, the use of stimulated programs by developers (iv) can affect the accuracy and reliability of the testing results. Therefore, all the given reasons justify why testing in the developer's environment is not recommended.Rate this question:
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_____________Tool is a software used to plan execute testing activities like capturing requirements, test cases, managing defects, collecting metrics and analyzing reports.
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Requirement Management Tool
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Test management tool
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Defect management Tool
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Test automation tool
Correct Answer
A. Test management toolExplanation
A test management tool is a software used to plan and execute testing activities. It helps in capturing requirements, creating and managing test cases, tracking and managing defects, collecting metrics, and analyzing reports. This tool is specifically designed to streamline the testing process and ensure efficient test management. It provides a centralized platform for test planning, test execution, and test reporting, making it easier for the testing team to collaborate and track their progress.Rate this question:
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While you need to delete you need to delete ____________data and then _______________ data
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Secondary and Primary Data
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Primary and Secondary data
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Primary and Transactional Data
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Master Data and Primary data
Correct Answer
A. Secondary and Primary DataExplanation
When you need to delete data, you typically start by deleting the secondary data and then move on to deleting the primary data. This is because secondary data is derived from primary data and deleting primary data would automatically remove any associated secondary data. Therefore, it is necessary to delete secondary data first to ensure that all related data is properly removed.Rate this question:
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______ is a chronological record of all the information about the test case execution.
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Defect Log
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Defect Status
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Both a and b
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Test Log
Correct Answer
A. Test LogExplanation
A test log is a chronological record of all the information about the test case execution. It includes details such as the date and time of execution, the tester's name, the test case ID, the test result (pass/fail), any defects found during the execution, and any additional comments or observations. This log helps in tracking the progress of testing, identifying patterns or trends in test results, and providing documentation for future reference or analysis.Rate this question:
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If dependency Test cases Failed then the testcase status is
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Failed
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Blocked
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Deferred
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No Run
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A. BlockedExplanation
If a dependency test case fails, it means that there is a test case that needs to be executed before the current test case can be run. Since the dependency test case has failed, it indicates that the required condition for the current test case to run has not been met. Therefore, the test case status is "Blocked" as it cannot be executed until the dependency test case passes.Rate this question:
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