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CTFL-AT – 10 Questions

Question 1 of 10

1. Which of the following are examples of testable acceptance criteria for test related activities? Select TWO option.

A.Structure based testing: White box testing in addition to black box testing is used

B.System testing: At least 80% of functional regression tests are automated

C.Security testing: A threat risk analysis scan is completed with no faults identified

D.Performance testing: The application is responding in a reasonable amount of time with 5000 users

E.Compatibility testing: The application is working on all major browsers

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Question 2 of 10

2. Given the following User Story: “As a bank teller, I would like to be able to view all of my customer’s bank transactions on the screen, so I can answer his/her questions”.
Which of the following can be considered as relevant acceptance test cases?

i. Login as a bank teller, get the customer’s account balance for all open accounts
ii. Login as a bank teller, enter a customer account ID, get his transactions history on the screen
iii. Login as a bank teller, request customer account ID by using name abbreviations, and get his transaction history on the screen
iv. Login as a bank teller, enter a customer IBAN (international bank account number), get his transaction history on the screen
v. Login as a Bank Teller, enter a customer Account ID, get the Transactions history in less than 3 seconds on screen

A.i, ii, iv

B.i, iii, iv

C.ii, iv, v

D.ii, iii, iv

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Question 3 of 10

3. Given the following user story: “An online application charges customers to ship purchased items, based on the following criteria:

Standard shipping costs for under 6 items
Shipping is $5 for 6-10 items
Shipping is free for more than 10 items

Which of the following is the best black box test design technique for the user story?

A.State Transition testing: Test the following states – browsing, logged in, selecting, purchasing, confirming, and exiting

B.Decision tables: Test the following conditions – User logged in; At least 1 item in cart; Purchase confirmed; Funding approved; with the resulting action of – Ship Item

C.Boundary Value Analysis: Test the following inputs – 0, 5, 6, 10, 11, max

D.Use Case Testing: Actor=customer; Prerequisites=customer logs in, selects and purchases items; Postconditions= items are shipped

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Question 4 of 10

4. Your manager would like to introduce exploratory testing to your agile team. He has received the following suggestions on how to proceed from previous colleagues:

i. User stories are assigned to testers who are completely new to the user story. There is allotted 120 minutes allocated to complete exploratory testing on the user story. Testers do not need to document tests, or test results, but do need to log defects if any are encountered
ii. User stories are assigned to testers who have already completed risk-based testing on the same areas. There is allotted 120 minutes allocated to complete exploratory testing for this user story. The team expects at the end of the 120 minutes to have a list of test ideas, including data and actors, results and issues encountered, and list of defects to be logged in the defect management tool
iii. A user story is assigned to business representative. The business representative is told to use the system like the customer would on a day-to-day basis. If issues are encountered, the business representative is told to inform the tester, so that they can prioritize and log the defect
iv. A user story is assigned to a tester for exploratory testing. Tester is told to learn the functionality of the user story, to make sure the functionality is correct and to include negative testing. There is no set deadline for this exploratory testing to be complete; it depends on what is found by the tester. Documentation is not necessary, but defects need to be logged in defect tracking tool

Your manager presents you with his conclusions about how best to introduce exploratory testing to an agile team.
Which of your manager’s conclusions is correct?

A.Scenario i IS NOT the best way because: In exploratory testing documentation of test execution and actual results is necessary. It is not sufficient to log defects only.

B.Scenario ii is the best way because: In this case, the testers have knowledge of the user story already, which will help them come up with test conditions and ideas. The team is using timeboxed exploratory test sessions. The team is expected to document test conditions, data, and user information, and to log results of the test. Issues are logged in a defect tracking tool just like any other test technique

C.Scenario iii IS NOT the best way because: This could be describing system acceptance testing, but not exploratory testing

D.Scenario iv IS the best way because: The duration of exploratory testing should always be left flexible depending on the test progress.

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Question 5 of 10

5. Which of the following is one of the purposes of an Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tool on an agile project?

A.An ALM tool allows teams to build up a knowledge base on tools and techniques for development and testing activities

B.An ALM tool provides quick response about the build quality and details about code changes

C.An ALM tool provides visibility into the current state of the application, especially with distributed teams

D.An ALM tool generates and loads large volumes and combinations of data to use for testing

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which of the following statements is FALSE with respect to exploratory testing?

A.Exploratory testing encompasses concurrent learning, test design, and execution

B.Exploratory testing eliminates the need for testers to prepare test ideas prior to test execution

C.Best results are achieved when exploratory testing is combined with other test strategies

D.Exploratory testers need to have a solid understanding of the system under test

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Question 7 of 10

7. The Agile Manifesto has 4 statements of values. Match the agile value on the left (1 – 4) with its traditional counterpart on the right (i – iv).

1) Customer collaboration over	iii) Contract negotiation Unselect ii) Following a plan Unselect iv) Comprehensive documentation Unselect i) Processes and tools Unselect
2) Responding to change over	iii) Contract negotiation Unselect ii) Following a plan Unselect iv) Comprehensive documentation Unselect i) Processes and tools Unselect
3) Individuals and interactions over	iii) Contract negotiation Unselect ii) Following a plan Unselect iv) Comprehensive documentation Unselect i) Processes and tools Unselect
4) Working software over	iii) Contract negotiation Unselect ii) Following a plan Unselect iv) Comprehensive documentation Unselect i) Processes and tools Unselect

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Question 8 of 10

8. Which TWO activities below best represent responsibilities that are consistent with agile development’s Whole Team approach?

A.Testers are responsible for developing unit tests which they pass on to the developers for testing

B.Business representatives are expected to select the tools the team will use during the project

C.Testers are expected to work with customer representatives to create acceptance tests

D.The whole team, not just testers, has responsibility for the quality of the product

E.Developers are expected to test non-functional requirements (performance, usability, security, etc.)

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which TWO of the following statements are true?

Early feedback gives the developers more time to develop new system features because they spend less time reworking features expected in a given iteration.
Early feedback enables agile teams to deliver features with the highest business value first, because the customer maintain focus on features with the highest system value.
Early feedback reduces costs because it decreases the amount of time needed for system testing.
Early feedback makes it more likely that the system built is what the customer wanted because they are given the opportunity to make changes throughout the iteration.

A.1 and 4

B.2 and 3

C.2 and 4

D.1 and 3

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Question 10 of 10

10. Which of the following is a benefit of the agile process promoting early and frequent feedback?

A.The total number of defects found during the project is much higher than on traditional software development projects such as waterfall.

B.There is less rework because customers see the product regularly.

C.Itis easy to determine the developer who introduces the most defects when integrating code.

D.There is enough time to complete all features scheduled for the given iteration.

Question 10 of 10