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

A. Contractual requirements have not been met by testing

B. If the defect is executed, the system may fail

C. The system will fail, causing a defect

D. Loss of money, time, or business reputation

A. Run all of the tests that are defined for the test object as quickly as possible.

B. Cause as many failures as possible so that faults can be identified and corrected

C. Prove that all faults have been identified through thorough testing.

D. Prove that the remaining defects will not cause any additional failures.

A. Technical Review

B. Walkthrough

C. Inspection

D. Informal review

A. Always start by bringing in automated test execution tools as these tools have the greatest return on investment and therefore should be introduced first.

B. Perform analysis of the test process and then assess whether it can be supported through the introduction of tool support.

C. Use a tool in order to help define a good test process because the tool will force process repeatability and therefore enforce good test process.

D. Allow the developers to select the testing tools because tools are technical and developers have the appropriate skills to advise on test tool selection and configuration.

A. P = 42, Q = 43, P=42, Q=42

B. P = 37, Q = 36, P=35, Q=36

C. P = 36, Q = 36, P=37, Q=35

D. P = 24, Q = 20, P=24, Q=25

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. It's a testing design technique to verify decisions.

B. It's a static test design technique.

C. It's a testing design technique based in the system requirements.

D. It's a testing design technique based in the internal software structure.

A. Testing a system feature using only the software required for that action

B. Testing a system feature using only the software required for that function

C. Testing for functions that should not exist

D. Testing to see where the system does not function properly

E. Testing quality attributes of the system including performance and usability

A. To identify defects in the connections between components.

B. To identify defects in the system related to the use of unapproved programming practices.

C. To identify defects in process flows related to typical use of the system.

D. To identify defects in the system related to extreme scenarios.

A. It is cheaper than using developers to test their own code.

B. Testers are better at finding defects than developers.

C. It avoids author bias in defining effective tests.

D. It does not require familiarity with the code.

A. Test cases for component testing are usually derived from component specifications, design specifications, or data models, whereas test cases for system testing are usually derived from requirement specifications, functional specifications or use cases.

B. Component testing verifies the functioning of software modules, program objects, and classes that are separately testable, whereas system testing verifies interfaces between components and interactions with different parts of the system.

C. Component testing focuses on functional characteristics, whereas system testing focuses on functional and non-functional characteristics.

D. Component testing is the responsibility of the technical testers, whereas system testing typically is the responsibility of the users of the system.

A. Decreases as we move the product towards live use

B. Can never be determined

C. Is more expensive if found in requirements than functional design

D. Is not important

E. Increases as we move the product towards live use