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CTFL-AcT ISTQB Foundation Level - Acceptance Testing Question and Answers

Question # 4

Which of the following techniques is most likely applied to ensure the quality of acceptance testing activities?

A.

Review of the source code to ensure traceability of user stories to system components.

B.

Verification of the traceability between user stories and test cases to make sure it is up to date.

C.

Checklist-based verification of requirements to ensure their completeness and quality.

D.

Eye tracking to verify the feasibility of previously defined user acceptance tests.

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Question # 5

Which of the following information is most likely part of an acceptance test summary report?

A.

Information to evaluate the level of risk for product release.

B.

Technical details on defect fixes.

C.

Test strategy and test design methods.

D.

Test procedure information.

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Question # 6

Assume you are testing functionality of the interface of an elevator. One of the requirements is that the elevator can work only if the total weight of the passengers does not exceed 200 kg. The elevator can reach the following floors: Ground Floor, 1st floor and 2nd floor. You want to create an acceptance test using the Gherkin language. You can use the following phrases for this purpose:

i.the total weight of passengers is greater than 200 kg

ii.the elevator is on the Ground Floor

iii.a button ‘1st floor’ was pressed

iv.the elevator goes to the 1st floor

v.a passenger standing at the 2nd floor calls the elevator

vi.a message ‘too many passengers’ is displayed on the screen

Which of the following statements correctly matches constructs of Given/When/Then with a relevant phrase in order to create a correct test case for the given requirement?

A.

GIVEN ii)

WHEN i)

THEN vi)

B.

GIVEN ii)

WHEN iv)

THEN v)

C.

GIVEN iii)

WHEN ii)

THEN iv)

D.

GIVEN ii)

WHEN v) AND vi) THEN i)

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