최신 CTFL-AcT 무료덤프 - ISQI ISTQB Foundation Level - Acceptance Testing

A. It is impossible to describe the complete workflow

B. The model will contain too many model elements

C. The model should focus on what is to be tested

D. They should be exactly one model per requirement

A. Indicating that the tester should take the role of a novice user can be part of an exploratory test charter.

B. Acceptance testers use the exploratory test charter during the testing session to define the test oracle.

C. The test charter is elaborated during the testing session according to test execution results.

D. Each exploratory test charter is based on a previously defined list of activities that would be interesting to test.

A. Regular meetings between business analysts and testers are necessary to report discrepancies between actual and expected outcome.

B. The tester should analyze the potential impact of a defect on system usage, before communicating it to the business analyst.

C. Testers should provide accurate information regarding the difference between the expected test result and the actual result.

D. If the defect turns out to be a bug, the tester writes a defect report and sends it to the business analyst for further investigation.

A. The review of acceptance criteria is a good practice to improve the quality of test reports.

B. A shared vision between the business analyst and the tester on acceptance criteria facilitates the design of acceptance test cases.

C. A joint review ensures that non-functional quality criteria are taken into account.

D. The review of acceptance criteria helps to verify that acceptance test cases cover business processes, business rules and business risks.

A. In a black-box testing approach, acceptance test scenarios follow the implemented sequence of function calls in the code.

B. In a model-based testing approach, acceptance tests are generated from graphical or textual models.

C. In a risk-based testing approach, acceptance criteria are derived from the tester's experience and intuition.

D. In a priority-based testing approach, prioritization of acceptance tests depends on identified product risks.

A. Project managers and/or product owner can analyze the coverage of test cases for a given requirement / user story

B. Testers can easily identify the source code module that most probably causes the defects observed during test execution

C. Business analysts can verify the completeness of the user stories / requirements with respect to business needs

D. Test case reviewers can verify whether the test case covers all acceptance criteria of the linked requirement / user story

A. Testers participate in identifying business needs of stakeholders to better understand the business needs and related requirements.

B. Business analysts usually cannot review acceptance tests, because they do not understand the technical details.

C. Business analysts collaborate on test planning and risk analysis to ensure that further on, appropriate test cases are developed and prioritized.

D. Once the requirements and acceptance criteria have been defined, business analysts are no longer involved in testing activities.

A. Defect reports for the project's steering group

B. Top 3 testing project risks for system users

C. Progress trend charts for the project manager

D. Test results pie charts for the development team