ISQI ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level - CTFL-001 Exam Practice Test

A. $33,501

B. $1,500

C. $28,000

D. $5,000

A. State transition testing

B. Use case testing

C. Statement testing and coverage

D. Boundary value testing

A. Independent testers tend to be unbiased and find different defects than the developers

B. Independent testers do not need extra education and training.

C. Independent testers reduce the bottleneck in the incident management process.

D. More work gets done because testers do not disturb the developers all the time.

A. A description of how the test cases are cross-referenced to requirements in the test management tool.

B. A detailed identification of the resources that will carry out structural testing in the first iteration.

C. A list of the names of the testers who will carry out the performance testing for the final iteration.

D. The test approach that will be applied at system integration testing.

A. Assigning resources for the planned activities

B. Analysing the test basis

C. Designing the test environments

D. Writing a test execution schedule

A. A business analyst who wrote the original requirements for the system.

B. A permanent tester who found most defects in the original system.

C. A permanent programmer who reviewed some of the new code, but has not written any of it.

D. A contract tester who has never worked for the organization before.

A. The percentage of acceptance test procedures scheduled for execution.

B. The percentage of requirements coverage achieved during system integration test.

C. The availability of the latest version of the capture-replay tool (for testing the interface with the newly developed test management tool).

D. The percentage of decision coverage achieved during unit testing.

E. The sign-off of a performance test software release note (test item transmittal report) by both development and testing showing that system performance meets the specified acceptance criteria.

A. Testing can demonstrate that there are no defects

B. Testing can demonstrate that the software is correct

C. Testing can demonstrate that there are no hidden defects in the software

D. Testing can demonstrate that there are defects

A. Available skills and experience in the proposed techniques.

B. The willingness of the test team to learn new techniques.

C. The budget allowed for training in proposed techniques.

D. Availability of tools to support the proposed techniques.

A. Technical Review

B. Walkthrough

C. Inspection

D. Informal review

A. A business analyst eliciting requirements

B. A requirements review meeting

C. Performing acceptance tests against requirements

D. A test report showing requirements coverage

A. The responsibility of the users of a system.

B. Concerned with the behavior of a whole system/product as defined by the scope of a development project.

C. Triggered by modifications, migration or retirement of the software system.

D. Used to search for defects in software modules that are separately testable.

A. Criteria A = OK, criteria B = NOT OK, criteria C = NOT OK

B. Criteria A = OK, criteria B = OK, criteria C = OK

C. Criteria A = NOT OK, criteria B = NOT OK, criteria C = NOT OK

D. Criteria A = NOT OK, criteria B = NOT OK, criteria C = OK