CTFL v4.0 Practice Test practice questions, page 11 of 11, with answer review and explanations.
Question 51
Determining the schedule for each testing activity and test milestones for a test project, using activity estimates, available resources, and other constraints is a typical task performed during:
Test execution.
Test design.
Test analysis.
Test planning.
Question 52
A requirement specifies that if the total amount of sales (TAS) made during the year by a corporate seller is 300,000€ or more, the bonus that must be paid to the seller is 100% of a certain amount agreed upon at the beginning of the year. The software contains a fault as it implements this requirement with the decision "IF (TAS = 300,000)" instead of "IF (TAS >= 300,000)". The application of the 3-value boundary value analysis to this problem consists of the following three test cases (TAS is an integer variable): TC1 = 299,999 - TC2=300,000 - TC=300,001 - Which of the following statements is TRUE?
TC1 would highlight the fault.
TC2 would highlight the fault.
TC3 would highlight the fault.
None of the three test cases would highlight the fault.
Question 53
A document describes the test procedures that have been derived for the identified test sets. Among other things, the order in which the test cases in the corresponding test set are to be executed according to the dependencies described by preconditions and postconditions is specified. This document is a typical work product produced as part of:
Test design.
Test analysis.
Test implementation.
Test monitoring and control.
Question 54
Which of the following types of tools is BEST suited for determining source code compliance with the guidelines provided by a coding standard?
Containerization tool.
Fault seeding tool.
Static analysis tool.
Test data preparation tool.
Question 55
Which of the following statements about traceability is FALSE?
Traceability between test basis items and the test cases designed to cover them, makes it possible to determine which test basis items have been covered by the executed test cases.
Traceability between test basis items and the test cases designed to cover them, enables experience-based test techniques to be applied.
Traceability between test basis items and the test cases designed to cover them, enables identification of which test cases will be affected by changes to the test basis items.
Traceability can be established and maintained through all the test documentation for a given test level, such as from test conditions through test cases to test scripts.