Free iSQI CTFL_Syll2018 Exam Practice Questions & Explanations

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Question 1

While reporting a defect, which of the following indicates the level of business importance assigned to the defect?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: B
Explanation

Explanation of Correct Answer: Priority indicates the level of business importance assigned to the

Question 2

Test script TransVal 3.1 tests transaction validation via screen TRN 003B. According to the specification (PID ver 1.3 10b iv) the validation screen should not accept future dated transactions. Test script TransVal 3.1 passes. Test script eod 1.4 tests end of day processing and is run after the execution of TransVal 3.1 using data entered during that test

Which of the following is the BEST detail on an incident report? [K3]

Answer Options
Correct Answer: D
Explanation

An incident report is a document that records any event occurring during testing that requires investigation1.An incident report should contain sufficient information to enable reproduction of the incident and resolution of the defect1. According to IEEE 829 Standard for Software Test Documentation, an incident report should contain the following information:

Identifier: A unique identifier for the incident report

Summary: A brief summary of the incident

Incident description: A description of the incident, including:

Date: The date when the incident was observed

Author: The name of the person who reported the incident

Source: The software or system lifecycle process in which the incident was observed

Test case: The identification of the test case that caused the incident

Execution phase: The phase of test execution when the incident was observed

Environment: The hardware and software environment in which the incident was observed

Description: A description of the anomaly to enable reproduction of the incident

Expected result: The expected result of the test case

Actual result: The actual result of the test case

Reproducibility: An indication of whether the incident can be reproduced or not

Impact analysis: An analysis of the impact of the incident on other aspects of the software or system

Incident resolution: A description of how the incident was resolved, including:

Resolution date: The date when the incident was resolved

Resolver: The name of the person who resolved the incident

Resolution summary: A brief summary of how the incident was resolved

Status: The current status of the incident (e.g., open, closed, deferred)

Classification information: A classification of the cause and effect of the incident for metrics and reporting purposes

Therefore, among the options given in this question, only D provides the best detail on an incident report. It contains a clear title, a reproducibility indicator, a description that includes both expected and actual results, a reference to the specification document, and a screen shot of the failure. The other options are either missing some important information or providing inaccurate or irrelevant information

Question 3

Given the following state transition diagram where SS is the start state:

Which of the following answers describes a test case that only uses valid transitions to exercise all states, using the minimum number of transitions?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: D
Explanation

According to the syllabus, state transition testing is a technique that tests the behaviour of a system or component based on its transitions between states. A state transition diagram is a graphical representation of the states and transitions of a system or component. A test case that uses valid transitions to exercise all states should cover all the nodes and edges in the diagram. The answer D is correct because it covers all the four states (SS, S1, S2, S3) and all the five transitions (SS-S1, S1-S3, S3-S2, S2-SS, SS-S3) in the diagram. The other answers are incorrect because they either miss some states or transitions or use more transitions than necessary.

Question 4

Which of the following BEST matches the attributes with a level of testing?

I, Stubs and drivers are often used

II, The test environment should correspond to the production environment

II,I, Finding defects is not the main focus

IV Testing can be based on use cases

V, Testing is normally performed by testers

VI, Testing for functional and non-functional characteristics

Answer Options
Correct Answer: B
Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a typical task for a test leader?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: D
Explanation

Estimating the cost of testing is not a typical task for a test leader. Estimating the cost of testing is usually done by project managers or senior managers who have access to budgetary information and authority to allocate resources for testing activities.Test leaders may provide input or feedback on estimating the cost of testing, but they are not responsible for it3states this as follows:

Estimating costs for test activities within a project is typically done by project managers who have overall responsibility for budgeting and resource allocation within a project. Test leaders may assist project managers in estimating costs for test activities by providing information on test effort, test environment, test tools, etc., but they do not have final authority or accountability for cost estimation.

A, B, and C are incorrect answers. Selecting the test approach (A), coordinating the test strategy (B), and preparing and acquiring test data are typical tasks for a test leader. Selecting the test approach is part of test planning and control, which involves defining the test objectives, scope, strategy, resources, schedule, risks, metrics, etc. Coordinating the test strategy is part of test monitoring and control, which involves measuring and evaluating test progress and quality against objectives and criteria. Preparing and acquiring test data is part of test implementation and execution, which involves developing and prioritizing test cases, creating test data and writing test procedures, checking test environment has been set up correctly, executing test cases, etc.