System Testing - III - Acceptance Testing

Who is primarily responsible for performing acceptance testing?

• Developers

• Test engineers

• Customers or representatives of the customer

• Business analysts

What is the primary purpose of acceptance testing?

• To find defects in the product

• To test system integration

• To verify if the product meets the acceptance criteria

• To write new test cases

Which of the following is true about acceptance test cases?

• They are written with the intention of finding defects.

• They are black box type test cases.

• They are executed only by the development team.

• They are usually large in number.

What is the primary focus of domain tests in acceptance testing?

• Checking system performance

• Identifying security loop

• Testing individual components

• Verifying business scenarios

Which of the following is included as part of procedure acceptance criteria?

• User documentation

• Functional testing

• Non-functional testing

• Component testing

Which type of test cases are included in acceptance testing to verify the product's real-life behavior?

• Sanity tests

• User scenario tests

• Domain tests

• Integration tests

Which aspect is included in acceptance criteria based on Service Level Agreements (SLA)?

• Ensuring compliance with coding standards

• Testing system performance under stress

• Resolving major defects within 48 hours of reporting

• Providing user interface guidelines

What is the role of the acceptance test team during the acceptance test process?

• Developing new test cases

• Assisting developers in coding

• Performing integration testing

• Reporting progress regularly and documenting defects

Why is training important for acceptance test team members?

• To improve coding skills

• To understand the product and testing process

• To increase the number of test cases

• To reduce product delivery time

What happens if major defects are identified during acceptance testing?

• The release date is postponed or defects are scheduled for future releases

• The product is automatically rejected

• All defects are ignored

• The acceptance team performs additional regression testing