Test Monitoring and Test Control with Generative AI CT-GENAI Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11expert · hard

   A GenAI monitoring tool is set to automatically adjust test scope based on real-time results. During a critical release, the tool reduces the scope of testing in a high-risk area because the initial tests are passing. The test manager is concerned about the reduction. What should the test manager do?

   • AAllow the tool to reduce scope because it is based on real-time data.
   • BOverride the tool and maintain the original test scope for the high-risk area.
   • CAsk the tool to provide more data before deciding.
   • DDisable the tool's automatic scope adjustment feature.
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2. 12foundation · easy

   A test team uses GenAI to analyze test results. What is the primary purpose of using GenAI for anomaly detection in test results?

   • ATo replace the need for human testers to review test results
   • BTo identify unusual patterns or deviations that may indicate underlying issues
   • CTo generate new test cases based on the test results
   • DTo automatically fix any defects found in the test results
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4. 13application · medium

   A QA team is running a large regression suite. They want to use GenAI to monitor test execution in real time and flag anomalies. Which combination of data sources and GenAI capability best supports this goal?

   • ACollect defect reports and use GenAI to automatically fix all detected issues.
   • BCollect only pass/fail status and use GenAI to generate a final summary report.
   • CCollect execution logs, timestamps, and resource usage, and use GenAI to identify unusual patterns in these metrics.
   • DCollect only test case names and use GenAI to predict which tests will fail.
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5. 14application · medium

   A team has historical test data showing that modules with high code churn tend to have more defects. They want to use GenAI to predict which modules to test more heavily in the next sprint. What is the best approach?

   • AAsk GenAI to generate test cases for all modules equally.
   • BUse GenAI to automatically fix defects in the historical data.
   • CUse GenAI to analyze the historical data and identify modules with similar risk patterns.
   • DHave GenAI create a summary report of past defects.
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6. 15application · medium

   A GenAI tool predicts that a specific module will have a high defect rate and recommends increasing test coverage there. The test manager knows that the module was recently refactored and has low code churn. What should the test manager do?

   • AAccept the recommendation and increase coverage without question.
   • BAsk GenAI to provide a different prediction.
   • CReject the recommendation because the module was refactored.
   • DInvestigate the basis of the prediction and consider the refactoring context before deciding.
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