Objective: Designing Acceptance Tests CT-ACT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Why is it important to maintain traceability between acceptance tests and acceptance criteria?

   • ATo assign test execution to the right people
   • BTo reduce the number of test cases
   • CTo demonstrate that all acceptance criteria have been tested
   • DTo make tests easier to automate
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2. 7application · medium

   A team is designing acceptance tests for a new customer relationship management (CRM) system. The acceptance criteria are written by the product owner, but the sales team has specific expectations about how the system should handle lead assignments. What is the best way to ensure the tests cover the sales team's needs?

   • AInvite a sales representative to participate in a collaborative test design workshop.
   • BAsk the product owner to update the acceptance criteria to include the sales team's expectations.
   • CWait until the system is delivered and let the sales team test it themselves.
   • DUse exploratory testing to discover the sales team's expectations.
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4. 8application · medium

   An order management system has states: New, Processing, Shipped, and Cancelled. The acceptance criteria state: 'An order can be cancelled only while it is in New or Processing state. Once shipped, it cannot be cancelled.' The team is designing state transition tests. Which test sequence best covers the valid and invalid cancellation transitions?

   • ANew → Cancelled (valid); Processing → Cancelled (valid); Shipped → Cancelled (invalid)
   • BNew → Cancelled; Processing → Cancelled
   • CNew → Processing → Shipped → Cancelled
   • DNew → Processing → Cancelled; Shipped → Cancelled
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5. 9foundation · easy

   In black-box testing, what is the purpose of equivalence partitioning?

   • ATo test every individual input value in a given range
   • BTo divide input data into groups that are expected to be treated similarly by the system
   • CTo identify the exact boundaries between valid and invalid inputs
   • DTo test the system's internal logic by examining code paths
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6. 10foundation · easy

   Which of the following best describes the purpose of systematically applying test design techniques to acceptance criteria?

   • ATo replace the need for user involvement in acceptance testing
   • BTo derive a set of test cases that effectively verifies the acceptance criteria
   • CTo ensure that every possible input combination is tested
   • DTo guarantee that all defects in the system are found before release
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