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You have the option to save filter and sort information as a favorite view, allowing you to easily load it whenever needed. This feature helps to save time and effort by eliminating the need to recreate the filters and sorts each time. Therefore, the statement is true.

The statement is true because each line in the Defects Grid represents a separate defect record. This means that each line contains information about a specific defect, allowing users to easily view and manage individual defects in the grid.

In Quality Center, it is possible to link defects to other entities such as requirements, tests, and other defects. This allows for better traceability and helps in understanding the impact of defects on different parts of the software development process. By linking defects to these entities, it becomes easier to track the progress of defect resolution and ensure that all relevant areas are addressed.

The correct answer is High, Medium, Low. This is because the failure probability of a requirement can vary depending on its complexity, criticality, and potential impact on the system. High failure probability indicates a high likelihood of failure, while Low failure probability indicates a low likelihood of failure. Medium failure probability falls in between, suggesting a moderate likelihood of failure. Therefore, the combination of High, Medium, and Low covers a range of failure probabilities for different requirements.

Quality Center allows users to compare the results of a test run with the results of previous runs. This feature is useful for tracking changes and identifying any discrepancies or improvements in the test results over time. By comparing the results, users can analyze the effectiveness of their testing efforts and make informed decisions for future test runs.

When using text search, the search function will ignore articles (a, an, the), coordinate conjunctions (and, but, for, nor, or), and Boolean operators (and, or, not, if, or, then). In other words, all of the mentioned elements will not be considered in the search process.

The correct answer is "Both A and B." This means that using Quality Center Test Lab module, executing tests can be done both automatically and manually. This implies that users have the option to either run tests automatically, where the system executes the tests without any manual intervention, or run tests manually, where users manually execute the tests step by step.

The given correct answer is "True". This means that the statement or question being asked is true or accurate.

In a Test Plan module or during a manual test run, you can associate a test instance with a defect by creating Linked Defects. This allows for better tracking and management of defects that are found during testing. By linking the test instance with a defect, it becomes easier to identify which tests are affected by the defect and track the progress of its resolution.

The statement is true because it states that you have the ability to change the label of any of the test detail fields. This means that you can modify the text or name associated with any field in the test details, giving you flexibility and control over how the information is displayed or organized.

To import requirements from Microsoft Word, Excel, or other third-party requirement management tools into Quality Center, the appropriate add-in needs to be installed. The add-in specifically required for this purpose is the HP Quality Center add-in.

The correct answer is "Order in which they were added". This means that records in Quality Center are displayed in the order in which they were added to the system. This suggests that there is no specific sorting or organizing method applied to the records and they are simply listed based on when they were added.

The statement is true because in many data analysis tools, such as spreadsheet software or database management systems, you can save and reuse the filter, sort, and group by settings in different projects. This allows for consistency and efficiency in data analysis across multiple projects without having to recreate the settings each time.

The given statement is true because in the Execution Grid, users have the ability to add user-defined fields and modify the labels of any of the existing fields. This allows for customization and flexibility in organizing and tracking data within the Execution Grid.

When a requirement is converted into a test, requirements coverage is automatically created. This means that even if you haven't manually added requirements coverage, it may already exist due to the conversion process. So, the statement "True" is correct.

The uppermost level in a test sets tree is referred to as the "root folder". This term is commonly used in computer systems to describe the main or top-level directory or folder. It is the starting point or base from which all other folders and subfolders branch out. The root folder contains all other folders and files within the system and serves as the foundation for organizing and managing the hierarchical structure of the test sets tree.

The data in a grid can be exported in multiple formats, including a text file, a Microsoft Excel worksheet, and an HTML document. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of above."

To find a specific defect by Defect ID in the Defects Grid, the correct option is "Defects > Go To Defect". This option suggests that by selecting it, the user will be able to navigate directly to the specific defect they are searching for by inputting the Defect ID. This option implies that it will take the user directly to the desired defect, making it the most appropriate choice for finding a specific defect by Defect ID in the Defects Grid.

The given statement is true. It states that requirements coverage can be defined by dragging a requirement from the requirements tree to the coverage grid. This means that when a requirement is dragged to the coverage grid, it is added without its child requirements. This allows for a clear and organized representation of the requirements coverage in the coverage grid.

The correct answer is "Automatic notification alerts, Follow up alerts". This means that the alerting functions in Quality Center include both automatic notification alerts and follow up alerts. These alerts are used to notify users about certain events or tasks that require their attention or action. Automatic notification alerts are triggered automatically based on predefined conditions or events, while follow up alerts are used to remind users to follow up on certain tasks or actions.

The correct answer is "Not reviewed". The QA Manager changes a requirement from a Not reviewed status to a Reviewed status once it is approved. This implies that the requirement goes through a review process before it is considered approved by the QA Manager. The other options, such as Released and Tested, do not align with the given information.

The term "coverage analysis" refers to the process of evaluating the extent to which a particular aspect or requirement has been tested. In this context, the question is asking about the view that allows for the analysis of child requirements and their breakdown based on their test coverage status. This view, known as "coverage analysis," provides insights into the level of testing that has been conducted for each child requirement, helping to identify any gaps or areas that need further attention.

In the Requirements module, traceability links can be created between requirements. This allows for a clear and organized connection between different requirements, ensuring that they are all accounted for and properly linked. By creating these traceability links, it becomes easier to track and manage the relationship between requirements, making it simpler to identify any potential gaps or inconsistencies in the requirements documentation.

This answer is correct because risk analysis and risk assessment are both supported by requirement types with risk-based quality management enabled. These two processes are crucial in identifying and evaluating potential risks associated with requirements. Risk analysis involves identifying and analyzing risks to determine their potential impact, while risk assessment involves evaluating the identified risks and determining their likelihood and severity. Therefore, both risk analysis and risk assessment play a significant role in managing risks in requirement types with risk-based quality management.

The correct answer is "Critical, Important, Nice to Have." This answer is correct because it accurately identifies the three possible values for the Business Criticality of a requirement. These values indicate the level of importance and priority of the requirement, with "Critical" being the highest level of importance, followed by "Important," and "Nice to Have" being the lowest level of importance.

The correct answer is "Find". This command allows the user to search for a specific requirement either in the requirements tree or in the requirements grid. By using the "Find" command, the user can easily locate the desired requirement without having to manually scroll through the entire tree or grid.

To set a QuickTest Professional test as a template test, the user needs to right-click on the test in the test plan tree and select "Template Test". This option allows the user to save the test as a template, which can then be used as a basis for creating new tests with similar functionality or structure.

This statement is false because a test can cover multiple requirements, and a requirement can also be covered by multiple tests. It is common for a single test case to cover multiple requirements, as different requirements may have overlapping functionality or dependencies. Additionally, it is important to have multiple tests covering the same requirement to ensure thorough testing and validate the requirement from different perspectives.

This feature allows for the creation of coverage between test instances and requirements. It enables the tracking of which test instances cover specific requirements, allowing for better management and analysis of test coverage.

The correct answer is Business Criticality and Failure Probability. This is because when determining the Risk Category for each assessment requirement under the analysis requirement, the two factors taken into consideration are the Business Criticality and the Failure Probability. The Business Criticality refers to how crucial the particular requirement is for the business, while the Failure Probability refers to the likelihood of failure occurring. By considering these two factors together, the Risk Category can be accurately determined.

To open the Quality Center Defects module, you need to click the "Defects" button on the sidebar. This button will allow you to track and log defects in the system.

The given answer is "Two". This suggests that there are only two alerting functions available in Quality Center.

The Requirements module allows users to define and manage their requirements. This means that they can input and organize all the necessary specifications and criteria for a particular project or task. By using this module, users can easily keep track of all the requirements and ensure that they are met throughout the project lifecycle.

The given statement is false. The correct answer is that you cannot rename or delete the Requirements root folder. This implies that the Requirements root folder is a crucial component and cannot be modified or removed.

In the given question, the correct answer is "analysis". An analysis requirement refers to a requirement that belongs to a higher level in the requirements tree hierarchy, such as the Folder type. This suggests that an analysis requirement is a more comprehensive and overarching requirement that encompasses other types of requirements.

In the Requirements module, you can create test coverage by selecting tests to link to a requirement. This allows you to track which tests are covering each requirement, ensuring that all requirements are tested adequately. Test coverage helps in identifying any gaps or areas that need further testing, ensuring comprehensive testing of the software.

The given statement is discussing the ability to share settings with another user by pasting them to an email or a text file. The correct answer is "False" because the statement is not true. The ability to share settings with another user is not mentioned or supported in the given statement.

The correct answer is "Go To Test". This option accurately describes the action of clicking on the link in the email and being directed straight to the test. "Link To Test" suggests that the link itself is the test, which is not the case. "Move To Test" implies physically moving to the location of the test, which is not applicable in an email. "Test" is too vague and does not specify how the recipient can access it.

When creating test sets, the most efficient way to organize and structure them is by using a test sets tree. This allows for hierarchical categorization of test sets, where each test set can be nested under a parent test set. This helps in maintaining a clear and organized structure, making it easier to manage and track the progress of testing activities. Additionally, a test sets tree enables better visibility and understanding of the relationships between different test sets, ensuring comprehensive test coverage.

The column "Exec Date" in the Execution Grid of the Test Lab Module represents the date on which the test was last executed. This means that it shows the most recent date when the test was run and completed.

Test sets are used to organize test execution. They help in grouping related test cases together, allowing for efficient test planning and execution. Test sets can be created based on various criteria such as functional areas, priority, or regression testing. By organizing test cases into test sets, testers can easily select and execute the relevant tests for a specific testing phase or release.

The statement is false because in the Defects Grid, you have the ability to add user-defined fields and change the label of any of the fields.

The Script Editor can be used to restrict and dynamically change the fields and values in the Defects Grid.

The presence of a question mark icon in the test plan tree suggests that the QuickTest Professional add-in is not installed on the machine.

In the Test Plan module, you create requirements coverage by selecting requirements to link to a test. This means that you are ensuring that all the requirements specified in the project are being covered by the tests that you have planned. By linking the requirements to the tests, you can track and verify that each requirement is being tested adequately. This helps in ensuring that the software being developed meets all the specified requirements and functions as intended.

The Test Lab menu bar can be accessed from the Test Lab module by pressing the shortcut key F9.

An assessment requirement is a requirement that falls under the category of analysis requirements and is situated at a lower level in the hierarchy of requirements. This type of requirement is likely focused on evaluating or analyzing a particular aspect or component, rather than being a high-level policy or a specific test requirement.

The correct answer is "Replace" because it is the command that allows you to replace a specific field value in the requirements tree or in the requirements grid. This command is commonly used when you want to update or modify a particular value without manually editing each occurrence. It provides a convenient and efficient way to make changes to multiple instances of a field value simultaneously.

The failure probability of a requirement is not a measure of how important the requirement is to a business. Instead, it is a measure of the likelihood or probability that the requirement will fail or not be met. This probability can be influenced by various factors such as the complexity of the requirement, the resources allocated to meet it, and the effectiveness of the implementation process. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

Quality Center defines four levels of testing: Full, Partial, Basic, and None. These levels represent the extent to which testing is conducted. "Full" testing implies comprehensive testing of all features and functionalities of a system. "Partial" testing means that only certain aspects or functionalities are tested. "Basic" testing indicates minimal testing, usually limited to the most critical functionalities. Lastly, "None" means that no testing is conducted at all. This categorization helps in determining the scope and depth of testing required for a particular system or application.