2.3 Software Testing Quiz

What are the four main reasons for testing a program?

• To improve the program, to save time and money, to impress stakeholders, to meet the deadline

• To check for errors and bugs, to ensure performance and usability, to prevent unauthorized access to data, to meet the requirements set for the program

• To test the program's compatibility, to enhance the user interface, to increase the program's speed, to add more functionalities

What is the purpose of iterative testing?

• To increase the program's complexity, introduce new features, attract more users, make the program more colorful

• To improve the program, save time and money, impress stakeholders, meet the deadline

• To check for bugs in the code, ensure new modules don't introduce errors, handle erroneous data and exceptional situations

• To test the program's compatibility, enhance the user interface, increase the program's speed, add more functionalities

What is the purpose of final or terminal testing?

• To improve the program, save time and money, impress stakeholders, meet the deadline

• To test that all the modules work together, test that the program produces the required results, ensure the program meets the requirements set for it

• To increase the program's complexity, introduce new features, attract more users, make the program more colorful

• To check for bugs in the code, ensure new modules don't introduce errors, handle erroneous data and exceptional situations

What is integration testing?

• Handling erroneous data and exceptional situations

• Checking for bugs in the code

• Ensuring new modules don't introduce errors

• Testing that all the modules work together

What is beta testing?

• Checking for bugs in the code

• Ensuring new modules don't introduce errors

• Getting a larger number of users to test the program before its official release

• Handling erroneous data and exceptional situations

What is the purpose of maintenance on a program?

• To ensure unauthorized access to data has been adequately prevented

• To draw up test tables and test the program

• To test the program with normal, invalid, borderline, and erroneous data

• To release future patches and updates

What is the purpose of beta testing?

• To test the program with normal, invalid, borderline, and erroneous data

• To ensure unauthorized access to data has been adequately prevented

• To get a larger number of users testing the program and finding errors before the program is finally released

• To draw up test tables and test the program

What is the purpose of test tables?

• To get a larger number of users testing the program and finding errors before the program is finally released

• To release future patches and updates

• To draw up test tables and test the program with normal, invalid, borderline, and erroneous data

• To ensure unauthorized access to data has been adequately prevented

What is the purpose of a beta test?

• To get a larger number of users testing the program and finding errors before the program is finally released

• To release future patches and updates

• To draw up test tables and test the program with normal, invalid, borderline, and erroneous data

• To ensure unauthorized access to data has been adequately prevented

What is the purpose of future patches and updates?

• To get a larger number of users testing the program and finding errors before the program is finally released

• To release future patches and updates

• To draw up test tables and test the program with normal, invalid, borderline, and erroneous data

• To ensure unauthorized access to data has been adequately prevented