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WorksheetsAgile Tester Foundation Sample Exam 002
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is the correct pairing according to the Agile Manifesto statement of values?
a)
Individuals and Interactions over Working Software
b)
Individuals and Interactions over Contract Negotiation
c)
Individuals and Interactions over Processes and Tools
d)
Individuals and Interactions over Customer Collaboration
2.
The statement “Working software is the primary measure of progress” is found where in the Agile process description?
a)
It is one of the value statements
b)
It is one of the twelve principles
c)
It is a description of an Agile methodology
d)
It is a part of the XP methodology
3.
In an Agile team, who is responsible for quality?
a)
The developers
b)
The testers
c)
The product owner
d)
The entire team
4.
What is the purpose of a daily stand-up meeting?
a)
It provides team building by encouraging everyone to stand up together for a quick exercise session
b)
It provides a way for each member to communicate progress and problems
c)
It forces the team to be co-located
d)
It helps determine where overtime will be required to keep the project on schedule
5.
Which of the following is an example of a practice that provides early feedback to the developers?
a)
User acceptance testing
b)
Continuous integration
c)
Stand-up meetings
d)
Changing requirements
6.
When the customer in an Agile project provides feedback indicating that a piece of functionality was not implemented correctly, what should the Agile team do with this information?
a)
Record it and put an item in the backlog for consideration by the team
b)
Stop all planned development and implement the change for the customer
c)
Write a defect report and address the issue when the backlog has been cleared
d)
Update the requirements document and require customer sign-off before implementing any changes
7.
In which Agile approach is simplicity one of the stated values used to guide development?
a)
XP
b)
Kanban
c)
Scrum
d)
TDD
8.
If you are using a board to show the various stations of activities, such as development or testing, what type of Agile approach are you following?
a)
Task Board
b)
Kanban
c)
Scrum
d)
XP
9.
You are reviewing the following story with the business and product owners:
a)
Security
b)
Value
c)
Testability
d)
The 3C Concept
10.
Why is it important for a team to implement only a few improvements in an iteration?
a)
If the team tries to implement too many improvements, they may feel defeated and lose motivation
b)
If the team tries to implement too many improvements it may disrupt their ability to produce at a sustained pace
c)
If the team tries to implement too many improvements it may set a management expectation of radical change with each iteration
d)
If the team tries to implement too many improvements they may lose sight of the definition of “done”
11.
In a retrospective meeting, who should provide input into the testing activities on the project?
a)
Only the developers
b)
Only the testers
c)
Everyone but the testers
d)
Everyone on the team
12.
What types of automated testing activities are included in the continuous integration process?
a)
Unit only
b)
Unit and regression testing
c)
Unit and integration testing
d)
Unit, integration, and system testing
13.
What is the proper order of planning?
a)
Release, then iteration
b)
Iteration, then release
c)
Both occur at the same time
d)
In most Agile projects only one type of planning is done, either release or iteration
14.
In an Agile project, which of the following is usually checked into a configuration management system?
a)
Epics
b)
Stories
c)
Iterations
d)
Code
15.
In an Agile project, when is software first expected to be delivered that will provide value to the customer?
a)
At the end of the project
b)
At the end of a release
c)
At the end of an iteration
d)
At the end of an epic
16.
What does it mean when a feature is classified as “done”?
a)
It has been developed
b)
It has been developed and integrated
c)
It has been developed, integrated and tested
d)
It has been developed, integrated, tested and released to production
17.
If your Agile team has an on-going need for specialized testers to conduct performance testing, which organizational structure would be most effective?
a)
The Agile team has people who have been designated as the testers for a sprint or set of sprints
b)
The Agile team has independent testers who join the team at the end of the sprint
c)
A separate and independent test team furnishes testers to the Agile projects/teams as needed based on the skills required
d)
The testing is outsourced to an external company with performance test expertise
18.
What is a benefit of tester independence in an Agile project?
a)
The independent tester is able to provide an objective evaluation of the quality of the product being tested
b)
The independent tester is able to rely on the testing performed by the developers
c)
The independent tester may have relationship issues with the Agile team that is accustomed to working together
d)
The independent tester can provide project management skills as well as testing for the project
19.
What does a burndown chart measure?
a)
Schedule time against expected budget
b)
Return on investment
c)
How quickly activities move between stations
d)
The amount of work still to be done against the time allocated
20.
What does a task board show?
a)
Tasks completed against the budget spent
b)
Return on investment
c)
The progression of the tasks selected for an iteration
d)
The number of tasks still to be done against the time allocated
21.
Which of the following is a reasonable expectation for a test case during it’s life?
a)
It will not change
b)
It will be automated and will require only minimal maintenance
c)
It will evolve with the software
d)
It will be owned by the developer who writes the associated code
22.
When should automated acceptance tests be run?
a)
Before code is checked into the build
b)
As often as the continuous integration full system build is created
c)
During UAT as a replacement for testing by the business users
d)
Only when the full release is complete
23.
Which of the following is a tester skill that is more important in an Agile environment than in a sequential lifecycle environment?
a)
Collaboration
b)
Manual testing
c)
Performance testing
d)
Test case preparation
24.
What is an important job for the Agile tester during the release and iteration planning sessions?
a)
To report defects
b)
To ensure the appropriate testing tasks are scheduled
c)
To select the testing tools
d)
To suggest process improvements
25.
If an Agile team is using testing tools such as a test management tool, who is responsible for ensuring the proper use of the tool?
a)
The scrum master
b)
The development manager
c)
The tester
d)
The configuration manager
26.
If the developer adds a test that captures his concept of the desired functionality of the code and then develops the code to pass that test, what type of development is being done?
a)
Test-driven development
b)
Acceptance test-driven development
c)
Behavior-driven development
d)
Developer-driven development
27.
If it is particularly important for the business users to understand the tests that are being used to verify the proper implementation of the code, what type of development framework should be used?
a)
Test-driven
b)
Integration test-driven
c)
Behavior-driven
d)
Business-driven
28.
In the test pyramid, which level has the largest number of tests?
a)
Acceptance
b)
System
c)
Integration
d)
Unit
29.
Which testing quadrant is associated with user acceptance tests?
a)
Q1
b)
Q2
c)
Q3
d)
Q4
30.
Which quadrant is primarily associated with supporting the developers?
a)
Q1
b)
Q2
c)
Q3
d)
Q4
31.
You are a tester in a Scrum team. You have been testing the product for several iterations and you are noticing that the error message format and text are inconsistent. For example, when the user enters an invalid address in one part of the application, they are given the message “Invalid input” in a red font whereas when they enter an invalid phone number they are given the message “The phone number you have entered is not in a valid format. Please enter the phone number as (xxx) xxx-xxxx” in a blue font. The stories do not specify how the error messages should appear. What should you do?
a)
Nothing. Since the stories do not specify the error message text or format, the implementation is up to the discretion of the developer
b)
Write a defect report for the first instance since that message should have more information for the user
c)
Request a meeting with the developers to discuss the consistency problems and help guide the discussion to determine the error message standards for the project
d)
Appeal to the scrum master to intervene and instruct the developers to use a standard error message template that will force a consistent font and color for all error messages of this type
32.
You have identified a usability risk with the mobile application you are currently testing. When the application loses connectivity with the web server, the user is not informed of the problem and all information entered after that point is lost. What is a reasonable assessment of this risk?
a)
The impact is high because the user will lose their data. The likelihood depends on how often connectivity will be lost.
b)
The impact is low because the user can retype their information. The likelihood is high because the original data is lost.
c)
The impact is medium because the user should expect this type of behavior. The likelihood is medium because the problem will be intermittent.
d)
The impact is high because the user will not understand what is happening and will likely call the helpdesk. The likelihood is low because the network connectivity is reliable and unlikely to have any issues.
33.
You have been asked to estimate the story points for a particular story using the Fibonacci sequence. You have reviewed the story, but it seems to indicate a significant amount of work and a number of unknowns, particularly around the creation of test data. At this point, you don’t know if you’ll be able to use existing data or will have to create your own. You also don’t know how you will test the interfaces between this story and the existing code. Given this information, what would be the proper value to assign in story points?
a)
1
b)
5
c)
13
d)
18
34.
You are testing a story for a mobile banking application and you have noticed that the response time seems slow. You have checked the acceptance criteria for the story and nothing is mentioned regarding performance requirements. What should you do now?
a)
Write a defect report and leave it to the developers to figure out how to make it faster
b)
Stop testing and require that the business owners define specific performance testing requirements in the acceptance criteria
c)
Continue testing with the assumption that the product owners will identify the problem, if it is indeed a problem, when they do user acceptance testing
d)
Review similar products, existing documentation on acceptable performance and talk with the business users to determine the performance requirements
35.
Why is a user’s knowledge of the business procedures, processes and constraints important when defining acceptance criteria for stories?
a)
Because it helps define the security required in the final product
b)
Because it is needed to define the business rules that must be supported by the product
c)
Because it is used to ensure the efficiency of the developed code
d)
Because it is needed to understand all the external interfaces of the software
36.
You are reviewing the acceptance criteria for a story. One of these states “All windows must conform to the corporate approved color scheme”. In what way does this statement help improve the testability of the story?
a)
It explains the functional behavior that the software must supply
b)
It provides a realistic use case for the software
c)
It defines the business rules that must be implemented
d)
It supplies a constraint for the solution
37.
You have been given the following story:
a)
Set the soil moisture level to “wet”, then increase the heat and verify that the moisture level changes to “normal” and then to “dry” and then to “parched”
b)
Set the temperature > 85 degrees and verify that the temperature is increased accordingly
c)
Set the temperature to < 85 degrees and the moisture to “dry” and verify that no water is dispersed
d)
Set the temperature to > 85 degrees and the moisture to “dry” and verify that water is dispersed
38.
You have been given the following story:
a)
Temperature at 85 and 86, moisture at “dry” and “normal”
b)
Temperature at 85 and 86, moisture at “dry” and “normal”, water disbursement for 5 minutes and 5 minutes 1 second, rate at 0.5 and 0.4
c)
Temperature at 85 and 86, moisture at “dry” and “normal”, water disbursement for 5 minutes and 4 minutes 59 seconds, rate at 0.5 and 0.6
d)
Temperature at 85 and 84, moisture at “dry” and “normal”
39.
You have been given the following story:
a)
How many of these systems will run concurrently getting data from the same temperature controller?
b)
Which equivalence partitions and boundary values should be tested?
c)
How does the software transition from the “normal” to “dry” state?
d)
What can be done with the software that might cause it to fail or act in an unexpected way?
40.
What is the purpose of continuous integration tools?
a)
To support black-box testing
b)
To provide a basis for structured reviews of the requirements
c)
To support the daily build and deployment of software
d)
To track the tasks of the team
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