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Multiple Choice Questions

1. Multiple choice questions and true/false questions are used to test a test analyst's knowledge of software testing techniques and best practices. 2. Specification-based testing techniques derive test cases from requirements specifications, while techniques like equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis help reduce the number of test cases needed. 3. Decision tables and state diagrams help visualize test conditions and transitions to clarify condition combinations and aid the tester.

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Multiple Choice Questions

1. Multiple choice questions and true/false questions are used to test a test analyst's knowledge of software testing techniques and best practices. 2. Specification-based testing techniques derive test cases from requirements specifications, while techniques like equivalence partitioning and boundary value analysis help reduce the number of test cases needed. 3. Decision tables and state diagrams help visualize test conditions and transitions to clarify condition combinations and aid the tester.

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Multiple Choice Questions: 1. Can help check condition coverage. a. Pattern b. Requirement c. Specification d. None 2.

Which technique is not specification-based a. Path testing. b. !oundar" value anal"sis. c. #quivalence partitioning. d. State transition testing. $. What is a graphical representation of inputs and the associated outputs effects %hich can be used to design test cases a. &isuali'ation b. Cause Effect Graph c. (se Case d None ). *efining and testing for combinations of conditions a. +ath ,esting b. Decision table testing c. (se-case testing d. Cause-effect graphing -. *ecision tables can be used as checklists for a. Scripted b. Unscripted c. !oth d. None testing.

.. Coverage for black-bo/ testing is usuall" determined based on coverage of the a. Specification b. Require ents. c. ,esting. d.a0c 1. Which testing is commonl" used %hen testing embedded soft%are a. +ath testing. b. !oundar" value anal"sis. c. #quivalence partitioning. d. !tate transition testing. 2. Which method is used to deal %ith large number of combination of parameter a. +ath testing b. !&3 c. "rthogonal arra# d. State transition

4. +rovide a graphical representation of combinations of conditions to be tested. a. &isuali'ation b. Cause #ffect 5raph c. (se Case d. Classification tree 16. Which technique coverage is determined b" coverage of various defined path. a. Use case b. +ath c. State transition d. None 11. +artition is al%a"s e/ist %ith a. 7nput b. 8utput c. $oth d. None 12. !&3 onl" %orks on %hich partition. a. "rdered b. (nordered c. !oth d. None %ill in the blan&s: 1. 'esting techniques are the core of the test anal"st9s and technical test anal"st9s %ork focus. 2. Specification-based test techniques derive the test cases from soft(are require ent specification. $. *on9t overlook the in)alid partitions %hen testing the valid partitions. ). !&3 onl" %orks on ordered partition. -. When looking at the condition: %e have to consider relationship bet%een the condition as %ell as an" constraints. .. Decision tables help clarif" condition combination. 1. Coverage for black-bo/ testing is usuall" determined based on coverage of the require ents. 2. State diagram help )isuali*ation for the tester. 4. 7+; stands for input para eter odel. 16. Classification trees provide a graphical representation of combinations of conditions to be tested. 11. Use cases are scenarios that depict actual usage of the soft%are in the customer environment. 12. Use cases are oriented to%ard transition rather than functional areas. 1$. 8ne !oundar" %e need at least test the on condition and out condition. .

'rue or %alse: 1. +artitions are limited to range :%alse 2. #+ can significantl" reduce the numbers of tests needed: 'rue $. Never trust a user to sta" on the primar" path.: 'rue ). (se cases are onl" valuable if the" reflect realistic usage scenarios.: 'rue -. !igger is better for orthogonal arra"s: at least in terms of test case increasing. :%alse .. State diagrams<tables help visuali'ation for the tester. :'rue 1. *ecision tables help clarif" state combinations. :%alse 2. !oundar" value anal"sis onl" %orks on ordered partitions. :'rue 4. +artitions e/its in man" places save testing time b" finding them :'rue 16. #quivalence partitions significantl" reduce the numbers of tests needed. :'rue 11. *on9t overlook the invalid partitions %hen testing the valid partitions. :'rue 12. +artition is al%a"s e/ist %ith input :%alse

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