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Question No. 1

How does ISTQB CTFL test activities relate to the IQBBA FL business analysis and requirements engineering activities?

ABusiness analysts who follow the IQBBA requirements engineering process will not be involved in designing test cases.

BBusiness analysts and tester have to decide, whether they follow the IQBBA or ISTQB lifecycle processes, because they exclude each other.

CThe IQBBA solution evaluation phase precedes the ISTQB test implementation and test execution activities.

DTest analysis and test design activities may result in changes of acceptance criteria.

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Correct Answer: D

Question No. 2

Assume you are testing functionality of the interface of an elevator. One of the requirements is that the elevator can work only if the total weight of the passengers does not exceed 200 kg. The elevator can reach the following floors: Ground Floor, 1st floor and 2nd floor. You want to create an acceptance test using the Gherkin language. You can use the following phrases for this purpose:

i. the total weight of passengers is greater than 200 kg

ii. the elevator is on the Ground Floor

iii. a button '1st floor' was pressed

iv. the elevator goes to the 1st floor

v. a passenger standing at the 2nd floor calls the elevator

vi. a message 'too many passengers' is displayed on the screen

Which of the following statements correctly matches constructs of Given/When/Then with a relevant phrase in order to create a correct test case for the given requirement?

AGIVEN ii)
WHEN i)
THEN vi)

BGIVEN ii)
WHEN iv)
THEN v)

CGIVEN iii)
WHEN ii)
THEN iv)

DGIVEN ii)
WHEN v) AND vi) THEN i)

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Correct Answer: A

Question No. 3

How are beta testing and acceptance testing related?

ABeta testing is a synonym for acceptance testing used in specific application domains.

BBeta testing should include predefined acceptance test scenarios based on acceptance criteria.

CBeta testing allows the product to be tested in realistic business configurations and contexts.

DBeta testing is a systematic approach to acceptance testing and provides measurable coverage of the user stories.

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Correct Answer: C

Question No. 4

Which one of the following test design techniques fits accepting testing purposes BEST?

Astatic code analysis

Binput validation

Cequivalence partitioning

Ddefect-based test design

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Correct Answer: C

Question No. 5

You are leading a brand new project team whose members are coming from all over the organization and have no former experience in working together. You need to build a common vision and team spirit. What workshop would fit BEST:

AYou invite the team members and ask them to design their own (team-wise) emblem representing their values, beliefs, goals, tasks together than a common motto.

BYou invite every member in turn to describe his/her past experience and his/her major achievements in the organization or in their former job.

CYou ask every member in turn to write down three things he/she likes and dislikes in the organization and to post them on a wall. A volunteer is then chosen to read randomly some posts that are then discussed with the group.

DYou draw a staircase with 11 steps, each of them representing a major milestone of the project. The bottom of the stairs corresponds to the first day of the project and the upper step means that the project is released. You locate the present situation in the top of the stairs. The team is asked to identify and discuss the major steps downwards.

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Correct Answer: A