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CTFL-AcT Practice Exam Questions with Answers ISTQB Foundation Level - Acceptance Testing Certification

Question # 6

Which one of the following test design techniques fits accepting testing purposes BEST?

A.

static code analysis

B.

input validation

C.

equivalence partitioning

D.

defect-based test design

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Question # 7

Given the following attributes:

i.commercializability

ii.functional suitability

iii.viability

iv.reliability

v.security

vi.cognitive ability

vii.maintainability

Which one of the following answers contains quality attributes that are MOST relevant for acceptance testing?

A.

ii, v and vi

B.

ii, v and vii

C.

i, ii and vi

D.

iii, iv and v

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Question # 8

How does ISTQB CTFL test activities relate to the IQBBA FL business analysis and requirements engineering activities?

A.

Business analysts who follow the IQBBA requirements engineering process will not be involved in designing test cases.

B.

Business analysts and tester have to decide, whether they follow the IQBBA or ISTQB lifecycle processes, because they exclude each other.

C.

The IQBBA solution evaluation phase precedes the ISTQB test implementation and test execution activities.

D.

Test analysis and test design activities may result in changes of acceptance criteria.

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Question # 9

Which one of the following statements regarding acceptance criteria is true?

A.

Acceptance criteria are specific to agile frameworks where they correspond to functional requirements.

B.

Testers should not be involved in writing acceptance criteria to make sure that the test is independent.

C.

In acceptance test-driven development (ATDD., acceptance criteria replace acceptance tests.

D.

Acceptance criteria specify what shall be tested to verify that a requirement or user story has been implemented correctly.

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Question # 10

Which one of the following statements regarding performance testing is MOST correct?

A.

Depending on the model used to simulate the workload, performance tests are called load, stress or endurance / stability tests.

B.

Performance testing aims to determine a system’s robustness against malicious attacks.

C.

The performance of the system is measured in a context that reflects, as far as possible, representative operating conditions.

D.

The performance test results serve to determine hardware and software performance requirements.

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Question # 11

Which tool fits the mentioned acceptance test activities BEST?

A.

Requirements management tools for managing acceptance test execution campaigns.

B.

Test management and automation tools for business process model-based acceptance test generation.

C.

Business process management tools for modeling business processes and rules.

D.

Model-based testing tools for managing incidents.

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Question # 12

Which one of the following statements defines beta testing BEST?

A.

Beta testing is performed by developers at the customer's location.

B.

Beta testing takes place early in the development process to acquire feedback from the market.

C.

During beta testing, genuine users define the acceptance criteria for various realistic configurations.

D.

Beta testers discover defects in the product that escaped during the development process.

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