Consider the following scenario:
Your customer is closely involved in the development project. Requirements are communicated verbally and rarely written down. An iterative development model is being followed and time boxing is used to stay on schedule.
Which of the following statements is true? [3]

• A.A requirements traceability matrix will be created at the start of each iteration.
• B.Your developers are using a waterfall methodology.
• C.There is a risk that the system architecture may have to be changed during the development process.
• D.Testing will start when all coding is completed.

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There is a debate in your organization about who can close a defect report The developers think they should be able to reject and close defects without any further steps The testers are not happy with this approach as they are afraid the rejections may go undetected and the developers may close something without understanding the real problem How can this problem be rectified7

• A.Only testers should be allowed to close defect reports
• B.Only management should be allowed to close defect reports
• C.No one should close a defect report until the release is completed and the product is successfully deployed to production
• D.Closure should only occur when a defect is fixed and tested

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You are managing the testing for a bank card project. The testing was scheduled to take 10 weeks but by the time the software was developed only six weeks were available for testing Knowing there were a lot of risks with the software your team started testing activities early by overseeing code reviews, defining acceptance criteria by working with the users and by doing all lest creation prior to the code arriving You are now three days away from the go-live date Your testing has mitigated all the high and medium risk items leaving only the low-risk elements unmitigated by testing You estimate it will take two weeks to manually test the low-risk elements At this point what should you do?

• A.Automate the testing of the untested elements to ensure they are covered
• B.Block the go-live and start testing the low-risk elements immediately
• C.Transfer the risk of the untested low-risk items to the help desk
• D.Select one of the low-risk elements and perform depth testing to assess the residual risk

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You are monitoring the test results for the first week of system test execution to ensure they conform to the test plan objectives. You are guided by the list of test conditions and traceability matrix produced following test design. Test Plan objectives
* Approach - Risk-based and depth first
* Status reporting - Execution statuses must be either "Passed*, "Failed", "Blocked" or "Not Run"
* Traceability - Test execution results must be traceable back to the test conditions Test Conditions

Traceability matrix
Which one of the following is a correct statement regarding the current status of test plan objectives?
SELECT ONE OPTION

• A.All objectives have been met.
• B.Only Approach and Traceability objectives have been met.
• C.None of the objectives have been met.
• D.All the Traceability objective has been met.

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Part of the testing strategy indicates that you are going to be using systematic test design techniques. Your manager has asked that you present the main advantages of using these techniques at the next board meeting. Identify THREE main benefits of using systematic test design techniques within this company. 2 credits (for 2 out of 3 correct 1 credit)

• A.More enhanced documentation and therefore higher repeatability and reproducibility
• B.Targets certain types of faults
• C.Provides a way to differentiate depth of testing based on product risks by using different techniques
• D.Will make non-systematic testing redundant
• E.Easier to quickly adapt testing to changing requirements compared to experienced-based testing
• F.Will reduce the need for early reviews
• G.Will guide experienced testers to find defects

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