Project Work Products CT-AT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   A tester is preparing for a sprint review and needs to present the testing status. Which combination of work products would provide the most comprehensive view of testing progress and quality?

   • AThe product backlog and sprint burndown chart.
   • BTest cases written, test results (passed/failed), and defect reports.
   • CAutomated test scripts and the CI/CD pipeline configuration.
   • DUser stories and acceptance criteria only.
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2. 12application · medium

   A tester is working on a user story that has the acceptance criterion: 'Given a user is on the search page, when they enter a search term and press enter, then the results are displayed.' The tester wants to ensure the test covers the scenario where the search returns no results. What should the tester do?

   • AAsk the product owner to write a separate user story for the 'no results' scenario.
   • BAdd a test case for the 'no results' scenario, treating it as a valid variation of the acceptance criterion.
   • COnly test the scenario where results are displayed, as described in the criterion.
   • DSkip testing the 'no results' scenario because it is unlikely to occur.
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4. 13expert · hard

   A team is working on a feature where the acceptance criteria are initially very broad. As the sprint progresses, the criteria are refined into more specific, testable conditions. The tester has already written some test cases based on the initial broad criteria. What is the most efficient way to handle the existing test cases?

   • AAsk the product owner to revert to the original broad criteria to avoid rework.
   • BReview the existing test cases against the refined criteria, updating or splitting them as needed.
   • CKeep the existing test cases unchanged and add new ones for the refined criteria.
   • DDelete all existing test cases and write new ones from scratch based on the refined criteria.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which work product in an Agile project defines the specific conditions that a user story must satisfy to be considered complete and accepted by the product owner?

   • ADefinition of Done
   • BAcceptance criteria
   • CBurndown chart
   • DTest data
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6. 15foundation · easy

   What typically happens to test artifacts (e.g., test cases, test results) during an Agile iteration?

   • AThey are discarded after each sprint and recreated from scratch in the next sprint
   • BThey are only updated after the final release when all testing is complete
   • CThey are created once at the start of the iteration and never changed until the release
   • DThey are continuously updated and refined as the code and user stories evolve, with test results feeding back into the next iteration's planning
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