When a tester executes a test and observes behaviour that differs from the specification, this is called a: a) defect b) error c) failure d) mistake e) fault Which of the following best describes regression testing? v) Testing to ensure unchanged areas still work w) Testing after a fix x) Testing after environment changes y) Testing after code refactoring z) Testing only at the end of the project a) v, w & y are true b) v & w are true c) v, w, x & y are true d) w & z are true e) all are true Which of the following is NOT included in IEEE 829 test documentation? a) Test summary report b) Test design specification c) Test incident report d) Test risk assessment e) Test log Testing should be stopped when: a) All planned tests are executed b) The exit criteria have been met c) No more defects are being found d) Time runs out e) Both b and c ...
ISTQB Question Dumps For Software Testing - Part 3
Questions:
Do you consider positive or negative testing to be most important or trying to break the system - and why?
Answers:
They are as important as each other. However testers need to have a different mindset to developers and therefore should actively look for potential faults. If we only concentrate on positive tests (show that the system does what it should do) then we will potentially experience problems when the system goes live. If we only concentrate on negative tests (showing the system doesn’t do what it shouldn’t) then again we could potentially miss significant faults. However if we look primarily at breaking the system then we may find lots of faults (the what if scenarios) but we may not establish if the system is going to meet the users needs and requirements. A balance is needed with all three approaches.
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