Setting up a Test Lab CT-MAT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   A team is testing a social media app that allows users to upload photos and share their location. The test lab needs realistic test data, but using real user data is prohibited by the company's privacy policy. The team must create a dataset that includes various image formats, geolocation coordinates, and user profiles. What is the best approach to prepare this test data while ensuring privacy and relevance?

   • AUse a small sample of real user data that has been approved by the legal team for testing purposes.
   • BGenerate synthetic user profiles and use publicly available, royalty-free images, while creating geolocation data that covers a range of urban, suburban, and rural areas.
   • CAsk testers to create their own personal accounts and use their own photos and locations for testing.
   • DAnonymize a copy of the production database by removing names and email addresses, and use the associated photos and location data.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common network condition that can be simulated in a mobile test lab?

   • ABluetooth pairing
   • BBattery level
   • COffline mode
   • DScreen resolution
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4. 8expert · hard

   A test lab for a healthcare app must comply with strict data privacy regulations. The lab contains several physical devices that are used to test the app with synthetic patient data. A new junior tester joins the team and needs access to the devices to run tests, but the lab manager is concerned about unauthorized data access and device misuse. Which combination of measures provides the most robust security and access control for this scenario?

   • AAllow testers to use their personal devices to run the tests, as long as they install the app and use a VPN to connect to the lab's network.
   • BRestrict all testing to a single, shared device that is wiped and reset after each test session, eliminating the need for individual access controls.
   • CImplement a policy that requires testers to check out devices from a secure cabinet, log their usage, and use a dedicated, non-production Wi-Fi network for all testing.
   • DProvide the junior tester with the admin credentials for all devices and the lab's main network, as they need full access to perform their duties.
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Why is access control important in a mobile test lab?

   • ATo increase the number of devices in the lab
   • BTo ensure that only authorized personnel can access the lab and its data
   • CTo make it harder for testers to do their job
   • DTo reduce the need for documentation
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6. 10application · medium

   A fintech startup is developing a mobile banking app targeting users in a specific European country. Market research shows that 85% of the target audience uses Android devices, with the remaining 15% using iOS. The app heavily relies on NFC for contactless payments and biometric authentication. The team has a limited budget for physical devices. Which device selection strategy best balances coverage of the target audience with the app's specific hardware dependencies?

   • APurchase a few high-end Android devices with NFC and biometric sensors, plus one recent iPhone, and supplement with Android emulators and iOS simulators for broader OS version coverage.
   • BRely exclusively on a large farm of Android emulators and iOS simulators, since they can emulate NFC and biometric authentication accurately.
   • CPurchase an equal number of high-end Android and iOS devices to ensure balanced coverage across both platforms.
   • DPurchase only the latest flagship Android and iOS devices, as they represent the most powerful hardware and will cover all necessary testing scenarios.
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