WorksheetsChapter 7 , Testing
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the process that describes ‘how’ testing should be done? It includes processes for identifying test cases by listing the steps of the defined test conditions.
Analyze
design
questioners
implementation
What is the process called in which rules are applied to an input field using acceptable and unacceptable values to test acceptance and rejection?
Authentication
Confirmation
Justification
Validation
Each data entity in the data structure is stored as a (a) in the file or database. Each field is assigned a data (b)
and field (c) .
Drag the words into the correct boxes
(a) – Test data that is within the acceptable boundaries.
(b) – Test data that will produce an error message as it is wrong.
(c) – Data that is on the acceptable limit of a range of numbers. For example, 1 and 31 for the month of January.
(d) – Type of testing which the user tests to see if there are other issues or problems.
(e) – A test that sets out the ‘how’ style of questioning such as – ‘How many cycles of testing do we need?’
What is the name of the testing method in which the users test the system to see if there are any further anomalies?
Normal
Plan
Acceptance
Abnormal
What is the data type that is at the limits of the range of normal values that the system should accept and process?
Normal data
Extreme data
Abnormal data
All three types of data listed
The test plan should make sure that the software:
Meets the (a) that the user specified.
Responds in a correct way to any kind of (b) .
Performs as intended to specified (c) .
Can operate in all intended (d) .
Achieves the results that the (e) specified.
Once individual modules have been thoroughly tested they will be integrated together so that the whole system and any module interdependencies can be tested. What is this process called?
Integration testing
Merge testing
Acceptance testing
Module testing
What is the set of guidelines that should be followed to complete the test objectives and to execute the types of test outlined in the testing plan called?
TEST plan
test strategy
Module testing
Merge testing
The test strategy addresses the ‘what’ questions, such as:
What are the high-level testing (a) ?
What is the overall (b) (i.e. what type of tests will be undertaken)?
What are the (c) (i.e. what tests are not included)?
What are the (d) and how will they be overcome?
What are the key inputs and key (e) ?
The test strategy addresses the ‘what’ questions, such as:
What are the (a) criteria and success factors?
What is the (b) point (i.e. an agreed completion point)?
