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SE Quiz 3 (H)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of the following attributes of a program can be inferred from its Cyclomatic complexity?

a)

Computational complexity

b)

Lines of code (LoC)

c)

Executable code size

d)

Testability

2.

Of the following, who conducts acceptance testing?

a)

The development team

b)

The test team

c)

A set of friendly clients

d)

Customer

3.

Which one of the following testing techniques is effective in testing whether a developed software meets its non-functional requirements?

a)

Path testing

b)

Data flow testing

c)

Robust boundary-value testing

d)

Performance testing

4.

Cause-effect test cases are, in effect, designed using which one of the following types of testing techniques?

a)

Decision-table based testing

b)

Coverage-based testing

c)

Fault-based testing

d)

Path-based testing

5.

Why is it necessary to test a large program at three different levels: unit, integration, as well as system levels, rather than testing only at the system level?

a)

It reduces the number of test cases that can be designed

b)

It reduces the test execution effort

c)

It reduces the debugging effort

d)

It reduces test case design effort.

6.

DD path graph is called as

a)

Design to Design Path graph

b)

Defect to Defect Path graph

c)

Destination to Destination Path graph

d)

Decision to Decision Path graph

7.

The size of the graph matrix is

a)

Number of edges in the flow graph

b)

Number of nodes in the flow graph

c)

Number of paths in the flow graph

d)

Number of independent paths in the flow graph

8.

Cyclomatic complexity is equal to

a)

Number of independent paths

b)

Number of paths

c)

Number of edges

d)

Number of requirements

9.

Alpha and Beta testing techniques are related to

a)

System testing

b)

Unit testing

c)

Acceptance testing

d)

Integration testing

10.

Top down approach is used for

a)

Development

b)

Identification of faults

c)

Validation

d)

Functional testing