ISTQB Foundation Exam Test iOS App
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Leverage your knowledge of Black-box Testing Techniques, master Risk-based Testing principles, and gain confidence in navigating through the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). With expertly designed questions and explanations based on ISTQB’s latest syllabus, you'll be prepared to demonstrate your skills and understanding of key concepts such as Equivalence Partitioning, Boundary Value Analysis, and Static Testing.
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Which of the following is NOT one of the seven principles of testing?
Exhaustive testing is impossibleEarly testingPesticide paradoxMore testing equals better software
'More testing equals better software' is not one of the seven principles of testing. The seven principles are: Testing shows presence of defects, Exhaustive testing is impossible, Early testing, Defect clustering, Pesticide paradox, Testing is context dependent, Absence-of-errors fallacy.
In Agile, what does 'time-boxed' mean?
The project must be completed within a certain timeframeEach task must take a certain amount of time to completeEach sprint or iteration has a fixed durationThe project schedule is flexible and can be adjusted as needed
In Agile, 'time-boxed' means that each sprint or iteration has a fixed duration.
Which of the following static testing techniques involves a meeting of stakeholders?
WalkthroughInspectionInformal reviewFormal review
Inspection involves a formal meeting of stakeholders, including the author, reviewers, and perhaps a manager or project manager.
What is the main focus of Error Guessing?
To guess where errors can be hidden in the systemTo guess the performance of the systemTo guess the security vulnerabilities in the systemTo guess the usability issues in the system
Error Guessing focuses on guessing where errors can be hidden in the system. It does not focus on guessing performance, security vulnerabilities, or usability issues.
Which of the following is NOT a typical task in test planning?
Defining the scope of testingDesigning test casesDetermining resource requirementsSetting up the test environment
Designing test cases is typically a task in test design, not test planning. The other tasks listed are all typical tasks in test planning.
What does risk exposure in risk-based testing mean?
The likelihood of a risk occurringThe potential impact of a riskThe combination of the likelihood and impact of a riskThe identification of a risk
Risk exposure in risk-based testing is the combination of the likelihood and impact of a risk.
What does a test management tool typically use to relate requirements, test cases, and defects?
EmailTraceability matrixFlowchartGantt chart
A test management tool typically uses a traceability matrix to relate requirements, test cases, and defects.
Which feature of Test Management Tools provides an overview of all testing activities and their status?
DashboardTest case creationTest executionDefect tracking
The 'Dashboard' feature of Test Management Tools provides an overview of all testing activities and their status.
Which tool integration strategy is most suitable for small, simple projects?
File-based integrationMessage-based integrationDatabase integrationNone of the above
For small, simple projects, file-based integration is often the most suitable strategy due to its simplicity and ease of implementation.
Which Tool Integration strategy is best suited for a project with a linear and sequential process?
Horizontal Tool IntegrationVertical Tool IntegrationComposite Tool IntegrationNone of the above
Vertical Tool Integration strategy is best suited for projects with linear and sequential processes as it allows for seamless flow of data and control across different phases of software development.