iSQI CTAL-ATT Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 8

From these results, what can you conclude about the TDD process?

**You have been given the following story:

As a shopper

I want to scan my membership card

So that I get all the discounts I'm entitled to receive

Which of the following is the correct use of BDD to design test scenarios?**

**You have received this BDD test:

Given that a customer enters the correct PIN

When they request to make a withdrawal

And they have enough money in their account

Then they will receive the money

And a receipt

Which of the following is the user story that best fits this BDD test?**

What technique should you implement that would help to further define the product owner's expectations and alleviate the issues that are arising during the showcases?

Which of the following is the preferred way to solicit information from the product owner to better understand what will be ''acceptable''?

Your organization has been making animal food dispensers for free-range chickens and has been using a combination of test automation, exploratory testing, and some black-box testing on all products. The company has been using the following approach to the testing of the high-risk items:

Exploratory testing = 85%

Black-box testing = 15%

Test automation = coverage goal is 25% but time is only allocated to automation if no other testing is needed, so the coverage is currently about 5% and the automation suite is run only infrequently.

The company has decided to modify their product and use it for pill dispensing for pharmacies. Regardless of the mechanical challenges of this modification, you now have to determine how testing should be adjusted for this safety-critical application. Which of the following would follow the guidelines in the syllabus for the testing approach for the high-risk items?

You are testing a large e-commerce system for household goods that is being implemented using Agile methodologies. You are currently working on deriving tests for stories that are implementing the following epic:

As a customer, I want to use the e-commerce system, so that I can have my purchased goods delivered to my house.

The story you are currently working on is: As a customer, I want to be told how many items I need to purchase, so I can receive free shipping.

Which of the following is an appropriate test charter for this story?

You are testing a large e-commerce system for household goods that is being implemented using Agile methodologies. You are currently working on deriving tests for stories that are implementing the following epic:

As a customer, I want to use the e-commerce system, so that I can have my purchased goods delivered to my house.

The story you are currently working on is:

As a customer, I want to be told when my items will be delivered, so I can plan to be home.

You have been given the following charter that was proposed by another tester for testing this story:

Login as a customer, buy enough of each item to qualify for free shipping for each item, checkout, and verify that no shipping fee has been added.

What is the main flaw in this charter?

Consider the following section of pseudocode:

function getPassword() {

var x;

var y;

var z;

var passwordGood = false

// Get password from user, user is allowed 3 tries

do until x = 3

call getPassword (password)

if password is good

x = 3

passwordGood = true

else

X = X + 1

display ''Password is not valid, try again''

endif

If passwordGood <> true

display ''You exceeded the number of tries to enter a password. Your account is now locked. Call customer service.''

endif

endloop

}

For this section of code, which of the following issues should be identified during a code review?

Variables have not been properly defined with meaningful names

There are unused variables defined

Divisors are not tested for zero

Loop counters are not properly initialized

There are endless loops

There are statements within the loop that should be outside the loop