A team is struggling to understand a new feature because the requirements are vague. The product owner, developers, and testers want to collaborate to define concrete examples of expected behavior. Which technique should they use?

BDD with scenarios in Given-When-Then format

Exploratory testing sessions without predefined scripts

TDD with unit tests written by developers only

Manual test cases written by testers after development

A team is using BDD to develop a login feature. Which artifact best represents the shared understanding between the product owner, developers, and testers?

A feature file with Given-When-Then scenarios

A detailed requirements document

A set of unit tests written by developers

During sprint planning, a tester notices that a user story lacks clear acceptance criteria. What should the tester do?

Ask the developer to define the acceptance criteria.

Collaborate with the product owner and the team to define acceptance criteria before development starts.

Skip the story and test other stories instead.

Wait until the story is developed and then infer the acceptance criteria from the code.

In ATDD, who typically participates in defining the acceptance tests?

Only the developers, since they write the code.

The product owner, developers, and testers collaboratively.

Only the product owner, since they own the requirements.

Only the testers, since they are responsible for testing.

A team is in the middle of a sprint and the CI pipeline is failing frequently due to flaky automated tests. What is the best course of action?

Disable the flaky tests and continue without them.

Investigate and fix the flaky tests as soon as possible to maintain trust in the pipeline.

Ignore the failures and focus on developing new features.

Move the flaky tests to a separate nightly job.

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During sprint planning, a tester notices that a user story lacks clear acceptance criteria. What should the tester do?
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