SWT301-topic-4-1

Which of the following is NOT a part of the test development process?

• Test analysis

• Test design

• Test execution

• Test maintenance

What is the purpose of the test analysis phase?

• Identifying test conditions

• Executing test cases

• Automating test scripts

• Writing code for test cases

Which of the following best describes specification-based (black-box) testing?

• Testing based on internal code structure

• Testing based on system behavior and requirements

• Testing performed without any formal documentation

• Testing performed by developers only

Which of these is NOT a black-box test design technique?

• Equivalence Partitioning

• Boundary Value Analysis

• Decision Table Testing

• Statement Coverage

In Equivalence Partitioning, test inputs are divided into:

• Random values

• Groups that should be treated the same by the system

• Values that ensure 100% statement coverage

• Conditions that maximize code coverage

The main assumption behind Equivalence Partitioning (EP) is:

• Testing only one value from a partition is enough

• Every test case must test all possible values

• EP is only useful in system testing

• EP is a white-box testing technique

If a system accepts ages between 18 and 60, which of the following are valid equivalence partitions?

• 0–17, 18–60, 61+

• 18–30, 31–45, 46–60

• 10–20, 30–40, 50–60

• 18–59, 60+

Which test cases are typically derived from Equivalence Partitioning?

• Values from each equivalence class

• Only boundary values

• Values chosen randomly

• The highest and lowest numbers possible

What is the main purpose of Boundary Value Analysis (BVA)?

• To test every possible input value

• To test the edges of valid and invalid input partitions

• To minimize the number of test cases

• To maximize code coverage

If a system accepts numbers from 1 to 100, which test values should be selected based on BVA?

• 1, 50, 100

• 0, 1, 2, 99, 100, 101

• 10, 20, 30, 40

• 1, 100