Question 1

Boundary value analysis belongs to which testing method?
A)black box testing
B)white box testing

Accepted Answer

Boundary value analysis is a technique used in black box testing where the focus is on testing the boundaries between partitions. It does not require knowledge of the internal workings of the application, which is a characteristic of black box testing.

Question 2

It measures the quality of a product It is a specific part of the QA procedure, It is a corrective process, It applies for particular product & Deals with the product.
A)validation
B)verification
C)quality assurance
D)quality control

Accepted Answer

Quality control is a corrective process that focuses on identifying defects in the actual products produced. It is specific to the product and deals with the quality of the product itself, unlike quality assurance, which is more about ensuring that the processes used to create the product are adequate to prevent defects.

Question 3

What are the Types of Integration Testing?
A)big bang testing
B)bottom up testing
C)top down testing
D)all the above

Accepted Answer

Integration testing can include big bang testing, bottom up testing, and top down testing, as these are all approaches to how components or systems are integrated and tested together.

Question 4

Product Risk affects The quality or performance of the software.

Accepted Answer

Product risk directly impacts the quality or performance of the software, as it relates to potential problems or defects in the product itself that could lead to failure in meeting user needs or requirements.

Question 5

A metric used to measure the characteristic of documentation and code called as
A)process metric
B)product metric
C)test metrics

Accepted Answer

Product metrics are used to measure the characteristics of the documentation and code, reflecting the quality of the product itself, including its design, code, and related documentation.

Question 6

Which is non-functional software testing?
A)unit testing
B)block box testing
C)performance testing
D)regression testing

Accepted Answer

Non-functional testing refers to aspects of the software that may not be related to a specific function or user action, such as performance, scalability, and usability. Performance testing, choice C, is a type of non-functional testing because it evaluates the speed, responsiveness, and stability of a software application under a particular workload, which is not directly related to specific functional requirements.

Question 7

The process that deals with the technical and management issues of software development called as?
A)delivery process
B)testing process
C)software process

Accepted Answer

The software process, also known as the software development process, deals with the technical and management issues of software development. It encompasses all the activities involved in the conception, development, modification, maintenance, and retirement of software.

Question 8

Executing the same test case on a modified build called as
A)regression testing
B)retesting
C)ad hoc testing
D)sanity testing

Accepted Answer

Regression testing involves executing the same test cases on a modified build to ensure that changes have not adversely affected existing functionalities.

Question 9

Which is Black-Box Testing method?
A)equivalence partitioning
B)code coverage
C)fault injection

Accepted Answer

Equivalence partitioning is a black-box testing method that divides input data into equivalent partitions to reduce the number of test cases.

Question 10

Business Risk affects The Organization developing or Procuring the software.

Accepted Answer

Business risk, which encompasses financial, operational, and reputational risks, directly impacts the organization involved in developing or procuring software, as it can affect the project's success, cost, and alignment with business objectives.

Question 11

Stratification is a Technique used to analyze/divide a universe of data into homogeneous groups(stratA..

Accepted Answer

Stratification is a technique used in various fields such as statistics, data analysis, and research, to divide a population or dataset into smaller, more homogeneous or similar groups known as strata, based on specific characteristics or criteria. This approach helps in understanding, analyzing, and drawing insights from the data more effectively by reducing variability within each group.

Question 12

Informing to the developer which bug to be fix first is called as
A)severity
B)priority
C)fix ability
D)traceability

Accepted Answer

Priority determines the order in which bugs should be fixed, indicating the importance or urgency of fixing the issue. Severity refers to the impact of the bug on the system, but priority is what informs developers which bug needs to be addressed first.

Question 13

Software Testing is a process of evaluating a system by manual or automatic means and verify that it satisfies specified requirements or identity differences between expected and actual results.

Accepted Answer

Software testing is indeed the process of evaluating a system or its components with the intent to find whether it satisfies the specified requirements or to identify differences between expected and actual outcomes. This can be done through both manual and automated means.

Question 14

Retesting modules connected to the program or component after a change has been made?
A)full regression testing
B)unit regression
C)regional regression
D)retesting.

Accepted Answer

Regional regression testing involves retesting specific modules or areas of a program that are connected to the component where a change has been made, ensuring that the change has not adversely affected related areas.

Question 15

An Important metric is the number of defects found in internal testing compared to the defects found in customer tests, Status of test activities against the plan, Test coverage achieved so far, comes under
A)process metric
B)product metric
C)test metric

Accepted Answer

Test metrics specifically relate to the testing process, including the number of defects found during internal testing versus customer testing, the status of test activities in comparison to the plan, and the test coverage achieved. These metrics help in evaluating the effectiveness and progress of the testing phase.

Question 16

Alpha testing will be done at,
A)user\s site
B)developers\ site

Accepted Answer

Alpha testing is typically done at the developer's site by a group of end users under the supervision of the developers.

Question 17

SPICE Means
A)software process improvement and capability determination
B)software process improvement and compatibility determination.
C)software process invention and compatibility determination.
D)software process improvement and control determination

Accepted Answer

SPICE stands for Software Process Improvement and Capability Determination, which is a framework used for assessing the maturity of software development processes.

Question 18

It provides a set of levels and an assessment model, and presents a set of recommended practices that allow organizations to improve their testing processes.
A)tim (testing improving model)
B)tmm (testing maturity model)
C)tqm(total quality management)

Accepted Answer

The answer of It provides a set of levels and...

Question 19

Standards and procedures for managing changes in an evolving software product is called?
A)confirmation management
B)confederation mangement
C)configuration management
D)compartability management

Accepted Answer

Configuration management is the correct term for the standards and procedures used to manage changes in an evolving software product. It involves tracking and controlling changes in the software, ensuring that all changes are made in a systematic and disciplined manner.

Question 20

Path Tested = Number of Path Tested / Total Number of Paths

Accepted Answer

Path Tested is a metric that measures the percentage of paths that have been tested in a software application. It is calculated by dividing the number of paths tested by the total number of paths in the application. A higher Path Tested value indicates that a greater percentage of the application's paths have been tested, which increases the likelihood that the application will perform as expected under a wider range of conditions.

Quiz 14: Software Quality Assurance and Testing

Boundary value analysis belongs to which testing method?

It measures the quality of a product It is a specific part of the QA procedure, It is a corrective process, It applies for particular product & Deals with the product.

What are the Types of Integration Testing?

Product Risk affects The quality or performance of the software.

A metric used to measure the characteristic of documentation and code called as

Which is non-functional software testing?

The process that deals with the technical and management issues of software development called as?

Executing the same test case on a modified build called as

Which is Black-Box Testing method?

Business Risk affects The Organization developing or Procuring the software.

Stratification is a Technique used to analyze/divide a universe of data into homogeneous groups(stratA..

Informing to the developer which bug to be fix first is called as

Software Testing is a process of evaluating a system by manual or automatic means and verify that it satisfies specified requirements or identity differences between expected and actual results.

Retesting modules connected to the program or component after a change has been made?

An Important metric is the number of defects found in internal testing compared to the defects found in customer tests, Status of test activities against the plan, Test coverage achieved so far, comes under

Alpha testing will be done at,

SPICE Means

It provides a set of levels and an assessment model, and presents a set of recommended practices that allow organizations to improve their testing processes.

Standards and procedures for managing changes in an evolving software product is called?

Path Tested = Number of Path Tested / Total Number of Paths