A team is developing a mobile app that uses the device's camera and augmented reality (AR) features. They have a limited number of physical devices in their lab. Management asks why they need to perform device-specific testing when they have already tested on the most popular device. What is the most compelling reason to justify the additional testing?

Device-specific testing can replace platform-specific testing

Device-specific testing is cheaper than platform-specific testing

Different devices have different camera hardware and AR capabilities, which can significantly affect the app's functionality and user experience

The app store requires testing on a minimum number of devices before submission

A team is performing platform-specific testing for an Android app. They need to define the exit criteria for this test level. Which of the following is a valid exit criterion?

The app has been approved by the app store review team

All critical and high-priority defects found on supported OS versions have been resolved and verified

The app's source code has been reviewed and approved by the development team

The app's performance on the latest flagship device meets the target benchmark

A team is developing a new mobile game that heavily uses the device's accelerometer and gyroscope. They are planning their test process. In which order should they integrate the additional test levels?

Device-specific testing, then functional testing, then store-specific testing, then platform-specific testing

Store-specific testing, then platform-specific testing, then device-specific testing, then functional testing

Functional testing, then device-specific testing, then platform-specific testing, then store-specific testing

Platform-specific testing, then functional testing, then store-specific testing, then device-specific testing

A team is testing a mobile app that uses Bluetooth to connect to a wearable device. They have completed functional testing on the latest smartphone. Management asks why they need to perform device-specific testing on older smartphones. What is the primary reason for this additional testing?

To verify that Bluetooth connectivity works correctly with the different Bluetooth hardware and software stacks on older smartphones

To confirm the app's compatibility with different Android OS versions

To validate the app's performance on different battery levels

To ensure the app's user interface is consistent across different screen sizes

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Domain 3Objective 2

Additional Test Levels Applicable for Mobile Applications CT-MAT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the Common Test Types and Test Process for Mobile Applications domain, which makes up ~22% of our current practice bank. ISTQB does not publish an official question count, but from its 60-minute exam (~25–40 total, ~6–9 in this domain), expect 2–2 from this objective — we provide 19 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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6expert · hard
A team is developing a mobile app that uses the device's camera and augmented reality (AR) features. They have a limited number of physical devices in their lab. Management asks why they need to perform device-specific testing when they have already tested on the most popular device. What is the most compelling reason to justify the additional testing?
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7application · medium
A team is performing platform-specific testing for an Android app. They need to define the exit criteria for this test level. Which of the following is a valid exit criterion?
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8application · medium
A team is developing a new mobile game that heavily uses the device's accelerometer and gyroscope. They are planning their test process. In which order should they integrate the additional test levels?
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9foundation · easy
In the mobile application test process, which additional test level should typically be performed after functional testing and before release?
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10application · medium
A team is testing a mobile app that uses Bluetooth to connect to a wearable device. They have completed functional testing on the latest smartphone. Management asks why they need to perform device-specific testing on older smartphones. What is the primary reason for this additional testing?
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Questions 6–10

A team is performing platform-specific testing for an Android app. They need to define the exit criteria for this test level. Which of the following is a valid exit criterion?

A team is developing a new mobile game that heavily uses the device's accelerometer and gyroscope. They are planning their test process. In which order should they integrate the additional test levels?

In the mobile application test process, which additional test level should typically be performed after functional testing and before release?

A team is testing a mobile app that uses Bluetooth to connect to a wearable device. They have completed functional testing on the latest smartphone. Management asks why they need to perform device-specific testing on older smartphones. What is the primary reason for this additional testing?

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