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We get the information about which feature needs to be tested and which feature need not be tested from "________". 1)System Requirement Specification 2)Test Plan 3)Unit Test plan 4)User Requirement Document Ans 2 What is a 'walkthrough' Walking through the code Informal meeting for evaluation of the documents Navigate through the entire system None of the above Ans 2 Functional Testing is also called as "_______" Black Box Testing Stress Testing Usability Testing Load Testing Ans 1 What is the need for Test Planning Test planning needs to be done so that we can complete the project in time Test planning needs to be done so that we can understand the requirement Test planning needs to be done so that we can understand and met the req. Test planning needs to be done as it defines the requirements of the of the project that needs to be tested and the scope of testing can be defined Ans 4 What is White Box Testing Testing a program from the external view Testing based on knowledge of the internal logic Re-testing after fixes All of the above Ans 2 What is Regression testing Re-testing after fixes Another name for black box testing Another name for white box testing Another name for Load Testing Ans 1 What is Software Testing It is the process of developing the software application It is the process of executing a software system to determine whether it matches its specification and executes in its intended environment. It is process of using the software application as per the specification in the intended use of environment It is the process of creating a Testing software for an intended use Ans 2

What is acceptance testing Testing done by the development team Testing done by end users to verify that the system functions as intended against the requirement Testing done by the project team to to verify the working of the system Testing done after accepting the delivery of the product Ans 2 When do we create the test plans? Test plans are created just after the product is delivered Test plans are created just after the testing effort is completed Test plans are created before coding Test plan is created after Unit Testing Ans 3 What's an 'inspection' More formalized than a Inspecting the software All of the above None of the above Ans 1 What is Integration Testing Testing that has focus on the subset of the domain that represents communication between the components. Testing done by a group of people Testing done for a single component Testing done for the entire system as a whole Ans 1 Integration testing verifies : Integration testing verifies the unit or a program against corresponding detailed design to ensure completeness, in addition to checking boundary cases, loops etc. Integration testing verifies whether the interfaces between different components or modules are correct. Integration Testing verifies a single component All of the above Ans 2 During unit testing, what is that we are verifying We are verifying the unit or a program against corresponding detailed design to ensure completeness, in addition to checking boundary cases, loops etc. We are verifying the the entire system against requirement corresponding Detailed Design to ensure completeness, The end users are verifying the the entire system against requirement None of the above Ans 1 WinRunner is a tool which is used for "_______" Testing the response time of the system Tracking the defects or bug

Testing the functionality of the system All of the above Ans 3 Debugging is a process which can be "_________" Done without any knowledge about the system Automated Designed, planned and scheduled None of the above Ans 4 Testing is a process which "_________" Cannot be "predicted" Cannot be automated Is planned,designed and scheduled All of the above Ans 3 In a Bug Life Cycle process the following is the order of the status of the bugs Assign,Open,Tested,Fixed,Closed Closed,Assigned Open,Fixed,Tested Open,Assign,Fixed, Tested,Closed Tested,Open,Assigned Fixed,Tested Ans 3 "________" is a defect tracking tool Test Director WinRunner LoadRunner None of the above Ans 1 "__________" is a Load Testing tool Segue SilkPerfromer Mercury Interative Compuare QA Load All of the above Ans 4 Metrics for the testing effort is collated to know The effeciency and the scheule variance of the testing effort It is the information about the testing To know the effeciency of the code written All of the above Ans 1 Segue Silk Test is a "____________" defect tracking tool automated testing tool a tool used to generate the test cases None of the above Ans 2 Performance Testing is done to"__________"

To load the system under test To check the functional performance of the system under test To check at what point the system`s response time degrades or fails All of the above Ans 3 Performance Testing is done to"__________" To identify, isolate, and analyze performance bottlenecks Assess the performance of the software Ensure that the application will perform as required once deployed All of the above Ans 4 There is inconsistency in the data which is being displayed and it does not impact system . This type defect can be classified into Low High Medium All of the above Ans 3 There is formatting error is the error message display. This type defect can be classified into Low High Medium Critical Ans 1 Top -down testing is a process in which The bottom level modules are "stubbed" The top level modules are "stubbed" The middle level modules are "stubbed" None of the above Ans 1 Bottom-up testing is a process in which The lowest level modules are stubbed The lowest level modules are tested first with the use of a driver to simulate the top level modules Testing done a small piece of code All of the above Ans 2 What is Verification It is the process of determining whether or not the product of given phase fulfill the specifications from the previous phase It is the process is to verify the software It is the process which is not related to software None of the above Ans 1 What is Validation

It is the process to check the software It is the process of evaluating the software at the end of the development to ensure the compliance with the requirements It is a process which is not related to software None of the above Ans 2 Testing is a process to "_______" Execute a program with the intention of proving the correctness of the program. To identify discrepancies between actual results and correct or expected behavior Both (A) and (B) None of the above Ans 3 Testing can prevent errors from occurring Yes No Not Sure None of the above Ans 2 Testing accomplishes the following goals "___________" Find cases where the program does not do what it is supposed to do Find cases where the program does things it is not supposed to do. Both (A) and (B) None of the above Ans 3 If `Producing the Product` is equivalent to Requirements, Design and Coding, then Testing is equivalent to "________" `Finding fault with the Product` `Correcting the Product` Both (A) and (B) None of the above Ans 3 As a tester what do you do when you find a bug? Alert the developers that a bug exists Show the developers how to reproduce the bug Ensure that if the developers fix the bug, it is fixed correctly and the fix did not impact other functionality All of the above Ans 4 Performance testing is done to "______" Measure several system characteristics, such as processing speed, response time, resource consumption, throughput, and efficiency. Measure the number of defects the system will produce Measure the system time None of the above Ans 1 What are myths of Testing

Belief that the system works Negative attitude towards effective testing Do not want to fail All the above Ans 4 Semantic error means Finding the errors systematically Logical errors Errors found because of wrong syntax None of the above Ans 2 What are the low level bugs Which will not allow the system to work further Which produce wrong output System will produce right results but requires cosmetic changes None of the above Ans 3 How different is Tester when compared to Developer Tester Both the Roles are same Tester is responsible for the bugs he found, where as developer is not so None of the above Ans 1 Testing activities can automated if "_______" The test sequence of actions can be defined The test sequence of actions need to be repeated For performing the Regression, Performance and Load Tests All the above Ans 4 We can use mannual Testing approach in the following situations One-time testing Tests with predictable results If it is not an Ad hoc/random testing None of the above Ans 1 Equivalence partitioning in testing is.. Making two equal parts Test the product using any value in a group, which represents the entire group Testing the product with all the values in a group of values None of the above Ans 2 We require Test Plans to "_______" To conduct the testing in a systematic way It is specified in the project plan It is part of SDLC None of the above

Ans 1 Tester Role can be assigned to Team member only Module leader also Project Leader All the above Ans 4 Testing represents the ultimate review of system specification, design and coding True False Difficult to say None of the above Ans 2 Which of the following is true Testing begins day one on a project,and continues throughout the project Testing is possible only after coding is complete Testing starts only after delivering the product to customer Testing starts at System Tesing phase Ans 1 To which phase is the Defect Log linked Unit Testing Integration Testing System & Acceptance Testing All the above Ans 4 What is automated testing Automated testing is process of automating the manual testing process Automated testing is the process of using a set of computer programs to provide test input to other programs, and to automatically verify the results of the test. It is the process of testing an automated system All of the above Ans 2 The following are the benefits from test automation: Improved software quality Reduced testing resource (people) requirements, translating into direct cost Savings Greater user satisfaction All the above Ans 4 A Metric is a "_________" A measurement in meters A numerical values measured in meters Is a measurement function None of the above Ans 3

A software quality metric is "_______" A metric which has a degree of quality A function whose inputs are softwaredata and whose output is a single numerical value that can beinterpreted as the degree to which software possesses a givenattribute that affects its quality. Both (A) and (B) None of the above Ans 2 A Test Case is a "___________" Test cases are the specific inputs and the procedures that we follow when we test the software. Documentation specifying inputs, predicted results, and a setof execution conditions for a test item. Both (A) and (B) None of the above Ans 3 The objective of testing is to Block premature product releases Find defects and minimize technical support costs Help managers make ship/no ship decisions All of the above Ans 4 I am building testcases for a program. The program should accept data in the range 0001 thru 9999. If I build 4 testcases with the input values 0000, 0001, 9999 and 10000. Please specify that all these cases fall under which category Boundary Value Analysis Equivalence Partitioning Alpha Testing Beta Testing Ans 1 Which one of the below is true with regard to UNIT TESTING. Module interface & local data structure Boundary conditions Independent paths & error-handling paths All the above Ans 4 Which one of below is TRUE with regard to Integration Testing Black-box test case design techniques are the most prevalent during Integration Testing While-box test case design techniques are the most prevalent during Integration Testing We use no techniques during Integration Testing We test for the syntax validity during the Integration Testing Ans 1 Which one of the below is NOT true with regard to SYSTEM TESTING. System testing verifies that all elements mesh properly and the overall system

function/performance is achieved. The aim is to verify all system elements and validate conformance against SRS. System testing is aimed at revealing bugs that can not be attributed to a component as such, to inconsistencies between components or planned interactions between components. System testing verifies that the syntax of the source code is proper for all the units. Ans 4 Which one of the following is related to the System Testing We test the overall system function and performance and to verify all system elements and validate conformance against SRS We verify the software structure while conducting tests to uncover errors associated with module interfacing Testing is done to show that even though components were individually satisfactory, the combination is in correct / inconsistent Modules are integrated by moving downward through the control hierarchy, beginning with the main control module Ans 1 Which one of the following is NOT related to the System Testing Compatibility / Conversion Testing Documentation Testing Facility Testing & Performance Testing Bottom-Up & Top Down Testing Ans 4 Usability Testing is done during System Testing Integration Testing Unit Testing None of the above Ans 1 Recoverty & Reliability Testing is done during System Testing Stress Testing Performance Testing Unit Testing Ans 1 Acceptance test is conducted to validate ------SRS URD Problem Definition None of the above Ans 2 Which one of the following is true with regard to Regression Testing re-execution of some subset of tests that have already been conducted to ensure that changes have not propagated unintended side effects Testing after changes have been made to ensure that no unwanted changes were

Introduced Both None of the above Ans 2 Regression testing is recommended in case ----We get bugs during Unit & Integration Testing We get bugs during System Testing We get bugs during Acceptance Testing All the above Ans 4 Which one of the following is not a Defect Type Syntax Documentation Function Communication Ans 4