Functional Testing Fundamentals - Defects

Are you ready?

• yes

• almost

• bring it on

• no

Status of a defect that indicates that defect will be fixed in a future release.

• Retest

• Deferred

• Assigned

• Reopened

Which Defect field specifies the person assigned to attend the defect

• Fixed By

• Assigned To

• Detected By

• Defect Id

Select the correct order status of defect

• 1.Open

  2. Assign

  3. Fix

  4. Retest

  5.Close

• 1.Assign

  2. Fix

  3. Open

  4. Retest

  5. Close

• 1. New

  2. Assign

  3. In process

  4. Fixed

  5.Retest

  6. Close

• 1.Open

  2.Assign

  3.Reopen

  4.Fix

  5.Retest

  6.Close

The difference between bug an a defect is.....

• that the Bug is the outcome of coding fault while the defect is a variation from the original business requirement

• that the bug is when lots of defects leads to failure while defect is the outcome of coding fault

• that the bug is a variation from the original business requirement and the defect is the outcome of coding fault.

An example of a High Severity and Low Priority Defect is....

• Spelling issues with the paragraph on any of the web pag

• Payment functionality is broken on online shopping site

• Company logo issues

• a rarely feature of the software product is broken

How coverage is created for Defects

• When creating a link between test cases and requirements

• When assigning the defect to the developer team so they can cover the fixing of defect

• When creating a relationship between the logged defect to a current requirement or test execution

• When logging the defect in a Test Management tool

Leaving unassigned or wrongly assigned Defects in the database is not dangerous

• True

• False

Consider a table in a webpage has two buttons named Edit and Delete,

If EDIT button performs DELETE function,

What Severity/Priority corresponds this Defect?

• High severity/ High priority

• High severity/ Low priority

• Low Severity /

  High priority

• Low Severity / Low Priority

is the journey of a defect cycle, which a defect goes through during its lifetime

• Defect steps

• defect report

• defect status

• defect flow