Which one of the following statements describes the relation between business goals, business needs and requirements BEST?

• A.Business needs address the business solution whereas business requirements define the business problem or opportunity.
• B.Business goals, business needs and requirements describe at different levels of abstraction, what shall be achieved.
• C.Business goals and business needs are synonyms.
• D.To derive the business needs, the business analyst first has to understand the business goals and requirements.

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In Agile an exploratory test session is conducted. Which one of the following concepts applies BEST?

• A.pair programming
• B.refactoring
• C.planning poker
• D.timeboxing Answer

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As a tester you are part of a development team for health monitoring system to record and synchronize various health parameters, calculate health score and provide practical advice on how to maintain and improve health. You are asked to review the acceptance criteria for the following user story:
US23; As a user of the system. I can monitor my blood pressure and obtain alerts in case of excessive pressure, in order to prevent the risk associated with hypertension.
Which of the following is NOT a good example of an acceptance criterion for this requirement?

• A.The monitoring system displays the heart rate together with the blood pressure
• B.People with hypertension are advised to get their blood pressure checked at least thrice a week
• C.The alert thresholds depend on the following user's personal settings: age, weight and gender
• D.The system should be developed using Java script framework to allow fast response times

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On a project to develop an event booking platform, a review session is being conducted on acceptance test cases written in Ghenkin's language. Consider the following test case:
1. GIVEN I am logged in on the event booking platform
2. AND I have selected an event from the list displayed for the "live concert" category
3. WHEN I click "Buy Tickets" buttom
4. AND I enter "3" into "Ticket quantify" field
5. AND I agree on terms and conditions
6. THEN The system should display the checkout page
7. AND I should provide my personal data for payment and eticket delivery Which of the following sentences MOST closely corresponds to a comment that could be made on this test case during the review?

• A.Line 3 refers to and element of the user interface which is to be avoided, line 4 the quantity should not be set and line 7 is an action and not a result
• B.This test case is perfectly written
• C.Line 3 refers to an element to the user interface, which is to be avoided and line 7 is and action and not a result
• D.The "When" part lacks an action to enter number of tickets request that is greater than the limit allowed per person

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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:

• A.You 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.
• B.You invite every member in turn to describe his/her past experience and his/her major achievements in the organization or in their former job.
• C.You 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.
• D.You 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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