Types of Graphic Content Defects CT-GAME Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A tester is examining a brick wall in a city-building game. The bricks appear to have a repeating pattern that doesn't align with the wall's edges, and the mortar lines are inconsistent. The wall's geometry is correct, and the lighting is fine. Which defect is this?

   • AIncorrect lighting
   • BShader issue
   • CMissing geometry
   • DTexture mapping error
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2. 17application · medium

   During a boss fight in an open-world game, the tester observes that the game momentarily freezes, then resumes with the boss's attack animation jumping forward several frames. The frame rate counter shows a drop from 60 FPS to 20 FPS during the freeze. Which graphic defect is the tester experiencing?

   • AScreen tearing
   • BTexture popping
   • CFrame stuttering
   • DZ-fighting
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4. 18application · easy

   A tester is playing a first-person shooter on a high-refresh-rate monitor. During a fast turn, the tester notices a horizontal line across the screen where the top half of the image is offset from the bottom half. The frame rate is stable at 144 FPS. Which graphic defect is this?

   • AScreen tearing
   • BFrame stuttering
   • CZ-fighting
   • DTexture popping
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5. 19foundation · easy

   In game testing, which of the following best defines a graphic content defect?

   • AAn error in the game's programming logic that causes incorrect behavior, such as an enemy not reacting to player actions.
   • BAny visual element that appears incorrectly or deviates from the intended design, such as a texture not loading or a character model clipping through a wall.
   • CA bug that causes the game to crash or freeze, preventing the player from continuing.
   • DA problem with the game's audio, such as missing sound effects or distorted music.
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6. 20foundation · easy

   During a game test, a tester notices that a character's shadow is missing in a cutscene. According to the definition of graphic content defects, how should this be classified?

   • AAs a gameplay logic error, because the shadow's absence might affect player perception of character position.
   • BAs a performance issue, because the shadow is likely omitted to improve frame rate.
   • CAs a graphic content defect, because it is a visual element that does not appear as intended.
   • DAs an audio defect, because the shadow is part of the overall sensory experience.
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