CSTM

1. What is the main objective of software testing?

• To demonstrate that the software is perfect

• To find as many defects as possible

• To show that the software meets the requirements

• To prove that the development team did their job

What is a test case?

• A set of instructions to test a software program

• A bug reports

• A user manual

• A set of requirements

What is the difference between verification and validation?

• Verification is checking whether the software is built right, while

  validation is checking whether the right software is built.

• Verification is checking whether the software meets the requirements, while validation is checking whether the software works correctly.

• Verification and validation mean the same thing.

• Verification is done by the development team, while validation is done by the testing team.

What is white box testing?

• Testing without any knowledge of the internal workings of the software

• Testing with knowledge of the internal workings of the software

• Testing performed by the end-users

• Testing performed by the developers

What is black box testing?

• Testing without any knowledge of the internal workings of the software

• Testing with knowledge of the internal workings of the software

• Testing performed by the end-users

• Testing performed by the developers

What is regression testing?

• Testing a new version of the software

• Testing the software after a defect has been fixed

• Testing the software after a change has been made

• Testing the software after a new feature has been added

What is acceptance testing?

• Testing performed by the development team

• Testing performed by the testing team

• Testing performed by the end-users

• Testing performed by the client

What is the difference between functional testing and non-functional testing?

• Functional testing tests the software's features, while non-functional testing tests its performance and security.

• Functional testing tests the software's performance, while non-functional testing tests its features.

• Functional testing and non-functional testing mean the same thing.

• Functional testing tests the software's security, while non-functional testing tests its performance

What is exploratory testing?

• Testing the software with no plan or documentation

• Testing the software based on a detailed test plan

• Testing the software based on user feedback

• Testing the software based on a set of requirements

What is a test plan?

• A set of instructions for executing a test case

• A document that outlines the approach and scope of testing

• A tool used for automating testing

• A report that documents the results of testing