Agile Testing Foundations CT-AT Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   How does a tester in an agile team contribute to the 'definition of done' for a user story?

   • ABy writing the user story and setting its acceptance criteria
   • BBy focusing only on automated tests and ignoring manual testing
   • CBy approving the story for release without testing
   • DBy ensuring that all tests, including acceptance criteria, are met before the story is considered complete
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2. 2application · medium

   A tester is reviewing the test suite for a new feature. They find a set of tests that verify the system's performance under load and a set of tests that verify business rules. According to the Agile Testing Quadrants, how should these tests be classified?

   • APerformance tests are business-facing and support the team; business rule tests are technology-facing and critique the product.
   • BBoth performance and business rule tests are business-facing and support the team.
   • CBoth performance and business rule tests are technology-facing and critique the product.
   • DPerformance tests are technology-facing and critique the product; business rule tests are business-facing and support the team.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   How does risk-based testing help an agile team adjust its test strategy during an iteration?

   • ABy allowing the team to re-prioritize tests based on newly identified risks
   • BBy eliminating the need for regression testing
   • CBy requiring all tests to be automated regardless of risk
   • DBy fixing the test plan at the start of the iteration and not changing it
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5. 4application · medium

   An agile team is developing a mobile banking app. They are concerned about how the app performs on low-end devices and under poor network conditions. Which testing type should they prioritize?

   • ANon-functional testing, specifically performance and reliability testing.
   • BFunctional testing to ensure all features work correctly.
   • CRegression testing to ensure existing features still work.
   • DUsability testing to ensure the app is easy to use.
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6. 5expert · hard

   An agile team is developing a new feature that is critical to the business. They have limited testing resources and need to decide which tests to automate. They have identified the following risks: (1) the feature may not meet business requirements, (2) the feature may have performance issues, and (3) the feature may break existing functionality. How should they prioritize automation?

   • AAutomate acceptance tests for business requirements and regression tests for existing functionality, and use manual testing for performance.
   • BAutomate performance tests and rely on manual testing for acceptance and regression.
   • CAutomate all tests to ensure comprehensive coverage.
   • DDo not automate any tests and use manual testing for everything.
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