Question 1

What is a key characteristic of the gTAA when implementing a TAS?

Options :

A : It restricts the use of off-the-shelf tools and requires custom-built components

B : It is limited to a predefined set of technologies that are specified by test automation vendors

C : It is vendor-neutral and can be implemented using any software engineering approach or tools

D : It mandates the use of specific vendor tools and technologies for test automation

Answer: C

Question 2

The test automation solution you are using has been operating for three years. One problem you've identified is the increasing number of false-positive results, which require a lot of investigation and troubleshooting work.

Whenever new scripts are developed, it seems like a few additional ones are added even if every one of them is fixed when it is discovered.

What is the most likely issue with the TAS that is causing the introduction of these false-positives?

Options :

A : The verification functions are not standardized; instead of using a standard verification technique, they are implemented specifically for each script

B : There is incompatibility between TAS and SUT error recovery techniques

C : The software is not waiting for a response from the preceding action, and the wait mechanisms are incorrect

D : The test cases and test steps overlap, which makes a change in one place break the same code that is utilized in another

Answer: A

Question 3

What is this called when the SUT gives users insight into the behavior of the system by showing them the status of the various actions taken so they can verify that the predicted behavior matches the actual behavior?

Options :

A : Observability

B : Controllability

C : Portability

D : Maintainability

Answer: A

Question 4

To generate a TAS for a project, you are using a gTAA. The TAS utilizes UML as a modeling language and is designed to automatically run test cases based on a use-case modeling technique. There will only be a GUI-level interactions between the TAS and the SUT.Which component would you EXCLUDE from the TAS, out of the following?

Options :

A : The Command Line Interface (CLI)

B : The test execution test engine

C : The Test execution component

D : The test reporting component

Answer: A

Question 5

When test cases pass even though they ought to fail, what should be done?

Options :

A : It is best to classify the test cases as low priority

B : It is important to determine which component was malfunctioning

C : It is necessary to relocate the test cases to a new test suite

D : It is best to remove the test cases

Answer: B

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