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Functional Testing Fundamentals - Defects

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Are you ready?

a)

yes

b)

almost

c)

bring it on

d)

no

2.

Status of a defect that indicates that defect will be fixed in a future release.

a)

Retest

b)

Deferred

c)

Assigned

d)

Reopened

3.

Which Defect field specifies the person assigned to attend the defect

a)

Fixed By

b)

Assigned To

c)

Detected By

d)

Defect Id

4.

Select the correct order status of defect

a)

1.Open

2. Assign

3. Fix

4. Retest

5.Close

b)

1.Assign

2. Fix

3. Open

4. Retest

5. Close

c)

1. New

2. Assign

3. In process

4. Fixed

5.Retest

6. Close

d)

1.Open

2.Assign

3.Reopen

4.Fix

5.Retest

6.Close

5.

The difference between bug an a defect is.....

a)

that the Bug is the outcome of coding fault while the defect is a variation from the original business requirement

b)

that the bug is when lots of defects leads to failure while defect is the outcome of coding fault

c)

that the bug is a variation from the original business requirement and the defect is the outcome of coding fault.

6.

An example of a High Severity and Low Priority Defect is....

a)

Spelling issues with the paragraph on any of the web pag

b)

Payment functionality is broken on online shopping site

c)

Company logo issues

d)

a rarely feature of the software product is broken

7.

How coverage is created for Defects

a)

When creating a link between test cases and requirements

b)

When assigning the defect to the developer team so they can cover the fixing of defect

c)

When creating a relationship between the logged defect to a current requirement or test execution

d)

When logging the defect in a Test Management tool

8.

Leaving unassigned or wrongly assigned Defects in the database is not dangerous

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Consider a table in a webpage has two buttons named Edit and Delete,

If EDIT button performs DELETE function,

What Severity/Priority corresponds this Defect?

a)

High severity/ High priority

b)

High severity/ Low priority

c)

Low Severity /

High priority

d)

Low Severity / Low Priority

10.

is the journey of a defect cycle, which a defect goes through during its lifetime

a)

Defect steps

b)

defect report

c)

defect status

d)

defect flow

11.

When a defect is logged and posted for the first time, the test lead will analyze the defect

a)

True

b)

False

12.

When defect is assigned to developers they can reject the defect

a)

True

b)

False