Which of the following is one of the purposes for using "test tools"?
Finding defects and preventing them
Improving the quality of development activities
Increase the reliability of testing
All of the previous answers are correct
Given the following test activities and test tools:
1. Performance measurement and dynamic analysis 2. Test execution and logging 3. Management of testing and testware 4. Test design and implementation
A. Requirements coverage tools B. Dynamic analysis tools C. Test data preparation tools D. Defect management tools
Which of the following BEST matches the activities and tools?
1-B, 2-C, 3-D, 4-A
1-B, 2-A, 3-C, 4-D
1-B, 2-A, 3-D, 4-C
1-A, 2-B, 3-D, 4-C
One of the benefits of test execution tools is...
The tool may be relied on too much
Reduction in repetitive manual work
Unrealistic expectations
Less objective assessment
One of the "risks" of execution tools is...
Which one of the following tools is mostly suitable for developers rather than testers?
Requirements management tools
Configurations management tools
Defect management tools
Continuous integration tools
Which of the following is valid purpose of using a test tool?
Automate activities that cannot be executed manually
Automate activities that the test team is too lazy to execute manually
Decrease reliability of testing
Which of the following can be considered as an intrusive test tool?
Excel
Jira
JMeter
Which of the following is the correct definition of Data-driven test approach?
Capturing tests by recording the actions of a manual tester
Separating the test inputs and expected results and using a generic test script that can read the input data and execute the same script with different data
A generic script processes keywords describing the actions to be taken which then calls keyword scripts to process the associated test data
Which of the following factors should be considered when selecting tools?
Assessment of team cohesion and leadership
Defining the product and project risks
Evaluating the vendor
None of the above
You have just completed a pilot project for a regression testing tool. You understand the tool much better and have tailored your testing process to it. You have standardized an approach to using the tool and its associated work products.
Which of the following is a typical goal of test automation pilot project that remains to be carried out?
Learn more details about the tool
See how the tool how would fit with existing processes and practices
Decide of standard ways of using, managing, storing, and maintaining the tool and the test assets
Assess whether the benefits will be achieved at reasonable cost
Which of the following is MOST likely a reason for using a pilot project to introduce a tool into an organization?
The need to evaluate how the tool fits with existing processes and practices and determining what would need to change
The need to evaluate the tool vendor in terms of the training and other support they provide
One of the goals of the pilot project is....
Finding defects in the pilot project itself
Evaluate how the tools fits with existing processes and practices
When choosing a new tool for your organization, you should...
Roll out the tool to the whole team at the same time so that they help each other in understanding it
Roll out the tool to the rest of the team incrementally
