Consider a defect report and assume that a part of its lifecycle includes the following states: New: Is the initial state Working: Means that the developers are addressing the defect in order to produce a fix for the defect Clarification: Means that the developers need more information from the tester to address the defect and produce a fix for the defect and the tester is working to provide this information to the developers Verification: Means that a fix for the defect has been produced and the tester is running the adequate tests to verify whether the fix solves the defect Closed: is the final state Which of the following answers represents an invalid sequence of states that can't lead the bug report to the "Closed" state? Number of correct responses: 1
A) New, Working, Verification, Working, Clarification, Working, Verification, Closed
B) New, Working, Clarification, Working, Verification, Closed
C) New, Working, Verification, Working, Clarification, Working, Closed
D) New, Working, Verification, Closed

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The sequence "New, Working, Verification, Working, Clarification, Working, Closed" is invalid because once a defect is in the "Verification" state, it should either move to "Closed" if the fix is successful or back to "Working" if the fix fails, not to "Clarification".

Consider a Defect Report and Assume That a Part of Its