CT-AcT

Review 40 CT-ACT practice questions with answer explanations and community insights.

Question 1

Which one of the following statements about the relation between business goals, business needs and requirements is true?

Once the business requirements are elicited, business analysts start to formalize business goals for the project.
Business goals, business needs and requirements describe, at different levels of abstraction, what shall be achieved.
Business goals can be extracted from product requirements.
Business requirements are generally developed by refining product requirements.

Question 2

Acceptance criteria are used to measure code coverage of the test object.
Acceptance criteria relate generally to some business goals and sometimes to some business needs.
For each requirement or user story, the acceptance criteria refine and specify how to test it.
For each requirement or user story, the acceptance criteria refine and specify what is expected.

Question 3

Vague or ambiguous requirements may lead to misunderstandings both during implementation and testing.
In Agile development lifecycle models, requirement engineering becomes less important due to the product owner role.
INVEST is a technique that ensure the quality of user stories or requirements, thus replacing regular reviews.
Testers may complete unclear requirements by assumptions, as long as they discuss those assumptions with at least one stakeholder.

Question 4

In Agile, requirements engineering activities are removed and replaced by solution evaluation.
The joint work of business analysts and testers on acceptance criteria and acceptance test cases contributes to the “Early Testing” best practice.
It is important to keep testing activities and business analysis activities as separate as possible to ensure test independence.
Test analysis activities generally produce business requirements.

Question 5