Question 1

1.6.3 A mid-sized software development company is evaluating a new test automation tool. The senior management demands a positive ROI, while the support and operations team prefers to maintain a limited number of tools. Project leads seek measurable value, and end-users prioritize usability. Considering these diverse requirements, which tool choice best aligns with these needs, and what are the key considerations in this decision?

Options :

A : Opt for a high-end commercial tool that guarantees extensive features and support. Although expensive, it provides a clear ROI, ease of maintenance, and high usability.

B : Choose an open-source tool to reduce initial costs, but be prepared for potential high maintenance and training efforts to ensure usability and measurable value.

C : Develop a custom tool tailored to specific needs. This provides the best usability and fit but involves high initial development costs and potential delays in ROI realization.

D : Select a mid-range commercial tool that balances cost, support, and usability while conducting a thorough cost-benefit analysis to ensure a positive ROI and limited maintenance.

Answer: D

Question 2

2.3.2 You are a tester on a project that has recently formed a defect management committee to handle defect reports.Who is generally responsible for managing defects for a given project?

Options :

A : The test manager alone

B : The development team alone

C : The defect management committee

D : The project manager alone

Answer: C

Question 3

3.2.1 A test manager is preparing a presentation to justify investment in test automation tools. Which cost category would primarily justify this investment?

Options :

A : Defect prevention costs

B : Appraisal costs

C : Internal failure costs

D : External failure costs

Answer: B

Question 4

1.3.2 During the risk identification phase, the project manager informs you that several key stakeholders, including the lead developer and a major client representative, are unavailable for the scheduled risk workshop. What actions should you take to ensure their input is still incorporated?

Options :

A : Postpone the risk workshop until all key stakeholders are available

B : Delegate the risk identification task to available team members and assume the missing stakeholders' risks

C : Proceed with the workshop, and use a follow-up survey to collect input from the unavailable stakeholders

D : Skip the input from the unavailable stakeholders and move forward with the risks identified by those present

Answer: C

Question 5

1.5.3 Which of the following is an example of an analytical approach to test process improvement?

Options :

A : Agile retrospectives

B : Test Maturity Model integration (TMMi®)

C : Root cause analysis

D : Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI®)

Answer: C

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