Evaluation-based techniques are based on your oracles

• True

• False

Select the techniques that belong to "evaluation-based"

• Comparison with saved results

• Constraint check

• Self verifying data

• All are correct

According to Kaner, constraint check doesn't show you the correct result

• False

• True

What's the most common example of a technique built around saved results?

• Coverage testing

• Beta testing

• Regression testing

• User testing

You have an oracle whenever you can compare your program's behavior...

• To a document about what the customer want

• To a boundary scenario

• to a model of how it should behave

Performances testing belongs to "evaluation-based" techniques

• True

• False

Saved results can become obsoletes

• Yes

• No

• Maybe, it depends

Wich of the follow doesn't belong to the heuristics consistency

• Consistent with our image

• Consistent with paired testing

• Consistent within products

• Consistent with claims

• Consistent with our history

An oracle is...

• An evaluation tool that will tell you whether the program has passed or failed a test

• A guide that tells exacly how your results should be

• Is focused on proving, requirement by requirement

• A previous version of the product we are testing

Wich is the control digit in a credit card?

• The security code

• Is confidential information

• The last one in the right

• The first four numbers