What is the difference between Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC)?

• QA is the process to create the deliverables and QC is a method to verify the quality

• QA is the process to verify that deliverables and QC is the process to create the deliverables

• QA aims to identify and improve defects and QC aims to prevent the defect

• QA is a validation of process and QC is a verification process

What are the four steps in PDCA cycle?

• Plan, Do, Check, Act

• Present, Do, Clarify, Acknowledge

• Plan, Derive, Choose, Act

• Present, Derive, Check, Acknowledge

Which of the following is not a test level

• component testing

• system testing

• integration testing

• client acceptance testing

Running a program is one way of testing the solution to that problem.

• True

• False

Debugging is the process of writing test data.

• True

• False

A bug is error in an algorithm or program.

• True

• False

Integration bugs occur when the interfaces are integrated in between the assumed tested components

• True

• False

Which of the following is not true:

Characteristics of good testing:

• For every development activity, there is corresponding testing activity.

• Testers should be involved in reviewing documents as soon as drafts are available in the development life cycle

• Test analysis and development should begin during the corresponding development activity

• Each test level has specific test objectives