The challenges described below are of test automation in agile settings or agile projects. Which is

the correctly described one?

You have been working as a tester in an Agile team You have found that the user stories are being defined by the team but it is still unclear what will be a successful outcome Even after story elaboration you are still unclear as to what a story should do As a result, you're not really sure what to test or to know when you'll be done with testing This problem is becoming worse as completed stories are showcased but the product owner is unhappy with the results

You've looked into the matter further and the comments from the product owner indicate that features are missing from the stories. The story is functioning correctly within the limited definition of the story but the product owner is expecting more functionality, such as error handling that isn't being defined in the story

What technique should you implement that would help to further define the product owner's expectations and alleviate the issues that are arising during the show cases?

You have been working to define acceptance tests for a story. You think this will help tailor your testing. You have asked the product owner to be involved as well. You are currently looking at this story:

As a pet owner

I want to purchase food online

So that it can be delivered to my house when I need it

Which of the following is the preferred way to solicit information from the product owner to better understand what will be "acceptable?

You are testing a new feature in the current iteration. The feature is supposed to take the input of a name and return the number of characters in the name. This information is used by another feature that will determine the size needed on a form. The acceptance criteria state the following

1) a name of up to 30 characters should be accepted

2) standard error processing should be in place to limit user errors

The developers are using TDD and you have asked to see their tests. This is what they gave you

When you run your manual tests you are finding that when you use the following inputs you get the associated results:

From these results what can you conclude about the TDD process?

You have been given the following story

As a shopper

I want to scan my membership card

So that I get all the discounts I'm entitled to receive

Which of the following is the correct use of BDD to design test scenarios?

You have to review the following user story that will be developed and tested during the next

Sprint:

As a potential conference attendee, I want to be able to register for the conference online, so that

registration is simple and paperless.

The following acceptance criteria are also mentioned:

i) Payment can be made via PayPal, Debit or Credit Cards

ii) An acknowledgement email is sent to the attendee after submitting the form

iii) Protection against spam is working as expected

iv) Information from the form is stored in the registrations database

v) All incorrect user inputs are flagged by the system

Which of the following correctly shows which acceptance criteria are testable?

Which of the following is an example of how continuous testing facilitates continuous delivery?

Which statement about test automation is TRUE?

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Which requirements engineering technique would BEST identify how different groups of users may interact with a system, helping to identify gaps and inconsistencies in a user story-’

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which statement about test automation is TRUE?

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The F in the mnemonic FIRST stands for Fast Which option correctly states the meanings of the other four letters (IRST)?

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Your Agile team is developing a web-based system that will allow users to browse and buy online from a store's shopping catalogue. Continuous Integration has been implemented and technically it is working well, running several times per day, but each run is taking almost as much time as the team is prepared to allow. It is clear that after a few more iterations, as the number of tests needed grows with the product, it will be taking too much time.

Which of the four options contains a pair of solutions that will BOTH help to solve this problem?

a.Only include unit and component integration tests in the automated Cl runs.

b.Schedule low priority tests to be the first ones executed in each run, in order to provide rapid build verification.

c.Reduce the extent to which the automated tests go through the user interface, using technical interfaces instead.

d.Reduce the number of Cl cycles run each day.

e.Select a subset of automated tests for the daytime Cl runs, and run as many of the other tests as possible in an overnight cycle.

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You are planning an exploratory test session for the current sprint which includes the following user stories:

User Story AA-008

As a booked customer of Alpha Airways

I want to access an open flight reservation

So that I can update the booking details

User Story AA-012

As a booking clerk for Alpha Airways

I want to access a customer's flight reservation

So that i can view their reservation details

what three things should be considered when creating the session's test charter?

a)What are the user roles specified in the two user stories?

b)What level of coverage and efficiency was should be achieved by the session’

c)Will the session fit within a 60 to 120 minutes time box’

d)Do Will the findings from the exploratory sessions need to be documented?

e)What actions are performed by the user roles according to the acceptance criteria for these user stories’

f)Should the exploratory session be automated’

g)Has the Definition of Done been met for both user stories’

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Which statement about test automation being applied to a reactive test approach, is CORRECT’

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Which option describes a good practice when applying test automation for a Regression-averse test approach?

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Which option correctly slates a recommended guideline for formulating 8DD scenarios0

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Which option correctly states the sequence of tasks to be undertaken when re-factoring test cases?

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You have been asked to supply the list of keywords for a keyword-driven test automation script that will be used to test the following story:

As a customer, I want to be able to add and delete items from my shopping cart, so that I can buy the right number of items and still get free shipping on some of the items.

The automation will add and delete items from a customer’s shopping cart and will then verify that the total shipping cost is correct. The test automation library has a large set of keywords that have been coded to support this e-commerce site. Which of the following is the smallest set of keywords that contains the ones needed to support testing this story?

When test cases are re-run after refactoring, what should always be verified?

Which of the following is an expected problem that often occurs with automation test suites?

Consider the following section of pseudocode:

function getPassword() {

var x;

var y;

var z;

var passwordGood = false

// Get password from user, user is allowed 3 tries

do until x = 3

call getPassword (password)

if password is good

x = 3

passwordGood = true

else

X = X + 1

display “Password is not valid, try again’’

endif

If passwordGood <> true

display “You exceeded the number of tries to enter a password. Your account is now locked. Call customer service.”

endif

endloop

}

For this section of code, which of the following issues should be identified during a code review?

Variables have not been properly defined with meaningful names

There are unused variables defined

Divisors are not tested for zero

Loop counters are not properly initialized

There are endless loops

There are statements within the loop that should be outside the loop

In a regression-averse test approach, what should be the focus of test automation?

What is the characteristic of a unit test that makes it “atomic”?

Why is it important to refactor test cases to make them easier to understand?

You are testing a mission-critical system and want to use exploratory testing for part of the testing. According to the syllabus, what is the correlation between this type of testing and the risk level of the item being tested?

What is the primary purpose of the debriefing meeting when exploratory testing is used in an Agile setting?

What is the characteristic of a unit test that makes it “deterministic”?

As a tester on an Agile team you have been given the following user story to analyze

As a medical professional

I want to see the availability of operating rooms

So I can schedule surgeries as needed

You have talked with the product owner and she expressed some concern over the term "medical professional" You have looked into this and found that doctors want to schedule their surgeries but the hospital administrator does not want them to have this ability At this point what should you do to try to resolve this issue?

Whose perspective should be used when a user story is created?