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    1) White Box Testing Is Not Concern With - A. Statement Coverage B. Decision Coverage C. Cause and Effect Coverage D. Multiple Condition Coverage

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    The document contains a quiz on software testing concepts with 14 multiple choice questions. It covers topics like white box testing, definitions of errors, failures and defects, when test cases are designed in the testing process, the purpose of reviews, test conditions, definitions of testing, risk-based testing of large systems, determining how much testing is enough, definitions of quality, the role of a moderator in reviews, the hierarchy of testing levels, descriptions of testing, and what TSL stands for.

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    1) White Box Testing Is Not Concern With - A. Statement Coverage B. Decision Coverage C. Cause and Effect Coverage D. Multiple Condition Coverage

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    The document contains a quiz on software testing concepts with 14 multiple choice questions. It covers topics like white box testing, definitions of errors, failures and defects, when test cases are designed in the testing process, the purpose of reviews, test conditions, definitions of testing, risk-based testing of large systems, determining how much testing is enough, definitions of quality, the role of a moderator in reviews, the hierarchy of testing levels, descriptions of testing, and what TSL stands for.

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    1) White Box Testing Is Not Concern With - A. Statement Coverage B. Decision Coverage C. Cause and Effect Coverage D. Multiple Condition Coverage

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    The document contains a quiz on software testing concepts with 14 multiple choice questions. It covers topics like white box testing, definitions of errors, failures and defects, when test cases are designed in the testing process, the purpose of reviews, test conditions, definitions of testing, risk-based testing of large systems, determining how much testing is enough, definitions of quality, the role of a moderator in reviews, the hierarchy of testing levels, descriptions of testing, and what TSL stands for.

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    1) 

      White Box Testing is not concern with _________.

    a. Statement Coverage
    b. Decision Coverage
    c. Cause and Effect Coverage
    d. Multiple Condition Coverage

    2) A deviation from the specified or expected behavior that is visible to end-users is called:

    a) an error
    b) a fault
    c) a failure
    d) a defect

    3) Test cases are designed during:


    a) Test recording.
    b) Test configuration.
    c) Test planning.
    d) Test specification

    4. Which of the following statements about reviews is true?

    a) Reviews should be performed on specifications, code, and test plans


    b) Reviews are the least effective way of testing code.
    c) Reviews are unlikely to find faults in test plans.
    d) Reviews cannot be performed on user requirements specifications.

    5. Test Conditions are derived from

    a) Test Design
    b) Test Cases
    c) Test Data
    d) Specifications

    6. Which of the following will be the best definition for Testing :

    a) Testing is executing Software for the purpose of finding defects


    b) The purpose of testing is to demonstrate that the program is defect free c) The purpose
    of testing is to demonstrate that the program does what it is supposed to do
    d) The goal / purpose of testing is to demonstrate that the program works.
    7. In case of Large Systems

    a) Only few tests should be run


    b) Test Cases written by good test engineers should be executed
    c) Only Good Test Cases should be executed
    d) Testing should be on the basis of Risk

    8. How much testing is enough?


    a) This question is easy to answer
    b) This question is impossible to answer
    c) The answer depends on the risk for your industry, contract and special requirements
    d) This answer depends on the maturity of your developers

    9. Pick the best definition of quality

    a) Quality is job one


    b) Zero defects
    c) Work as designed
    d) Conformance to requirements

    10. In a review meeting a moderator is a person who:


    a) Takes minutes of the meeting
    b) Takes telephone calls
    c) Mediates between people
    d) writes the documents to be reviewed

    11. Hierarchy of Levels of Software Testing _______.


    a) System– Integration- Unit - Acceptance
    b) Unit – Integration- System - Acceptance
    c) Acceptance – Integration- System - Unit
    d) Integration- – Acceptance- System - Unit

    12 Which of the following term describes testing?


    a) Finding broken code
    b) Evaluating deliverable to find errors
    c) A stage of all projects
    d) None of the mentioned

    13. Testing is the process of evaluating a system or its component(s) with the intent to
    find that whether it satisfies the _______or not.
    a) Analysis
    b) Coding
    c) specified requirements
    d) Project Manager

    14. TSL stands for _________.

    a.  Test Scoring Language.


    b.  Test Scripting Language.
    c.  Translated Scripting Language.
    d.  None of the above.

    Answers

    1 C

    2 C

    3 D

    4 A

    5 D

    6 A

    7 D

    8 C

    9 D

    10 C
    11 B

    12 B

    13 C

    14 b

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