EX0-113 Online Practice Questions and Answers

The specification of test cases according to a test design technique follows five general steps. Which step is stablishing the starting point?Which step is ?stablishing the starting point?

A. step 2

B. step 3

C. step 4 D. step 5

What is not one of the aims of the 'testability review test basis' report?

A. providing feedback on the quality of the test basis and its impact on the planned test procedure

B. gaining an insight into the estimation for the test procedure

C. obtaining information on project risks

D. discussing the weak spots in the system design on time

With which step in the business driven test management (BDTM) approach follows the step determining risk class?

A. determining light/thorough testing

B. formulating the assignment and gathering test goals

C. creating test cases

D. allocating test techniques

A fun park is celebrating its 25th birthday and has come up with the following discount campaign:

Everybody is given 50% discount on their admission ticket. Children younger than 4 years, adults older than 64 years, and for this special occasion adults aged 25 years will be allowed in free.

How many equivalence classes are included in this situation?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

What is not an element of a test case in relation to the system behavior to be tested?

A. action

B. defect

C. initial situation

D. predicted result

When customer data is entered, it is mandatory to specify an e-mail address. Which test design technique can be used to test the above?

A. Data Cycle Test

B. Process Cycle Test

C. Syntactic Test

Business-driven test management allows the business client to control the test process and help determine the test approach. Which aspects can the client control?

A. The balance between results and risks versus time and costs.

B. The quality of the test object.

C. The test design techniques to be used.

D. Reducing the probability of software failure.

Why is the application of a structured testing process often considered to be costly?

A. The advantages of testing are not taken into consideration.

B. More errors are found, which lead to high repair costs.

C. Drawing up comprehensive plans and test cases is costly.

D. Testing more thoroughly requires more time and money.