Difference Between Testing Client, Server and Client-Server Mechanics CT-GAME Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   Which testing activity is appropriate for verifying client-side mechanics?

   • AVerifying that the local physics engine behaves correctly
   • BTesting the server's anti-cheat detection algorithms
   • CSimulating high network latency to test lag compensation
   • DChecking that the game state is consistent across all clients
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2. 12expert · medium

   A tester is verifying that the game's minimap updates correctly when the player moves. The minimap is rendered on the client, and the player's position is updated locally. The game is in offline mode. What should the tester focus on?

   • ATesting the server's response to the player's movement to ensure the minimap updates.
   • BTesting the network latency to ensure the minimap updates quickly.
   • CTesting the server's game state to ensure it updates correctly after movement.
   • DTesting the minimap's rendering and local position updates on the client.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an example of a client-side mechanic in a multiplayer game?

   • AThe server's authoritative record of player scores
   • BThe server's validation of a player's movement speed
   • CThe network synchronization of player positions between clients
   • DThe visual animation of a character's jump triggered by player input
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which mechanic involves both client and server interaction?

   • APlaying a background music track
   • BRendering the game world on the GPU
   • CNetwork prediction of the player's own movement
   • DStoring the player's high score in a local file
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6. 15application · medium

   A game has a mechanic where a player can open a door by pressing a button. The button press is processed on the client, the door's open state is stored on the server, and the door's animation is played on the client. How should this mechanic be classified?

   • AClient-side mechanic, because the player interacts with the door on the client.
   • BClient-side mechanic, because the button press and animation are on the client.
   • CClient-server mechanic, because it involves both client input and server state.
   • DServer-side mechanic, because the door's open state is stored on the server.
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