Test Strategy for Mobile Apps CT-MAT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11expert · hard

   A company is developing a mobile app for field workers who use ruggedized Android devices in remote areas with poor connectivity. The app must work offline and sync data when connectivity is available. The test manager is defining the test strategy. Which mobile-specific risk is the most critical to address?

   • ANetwork variability, including offline mode and data synchronization when connectivity is restored.
   • BDevice fragmentation, such as different screen sizes and resolutions on ruggedized devices.
   • CSecurity risks, such as data interception on public Wi-Fi.
   • DPlatform differences between Android and iOS, as the app is only for Android.
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2. 12foundation · easy

   Why is it important to include real devices in a mobile test environment plan?

   • ATo reduce the cost of testing by avoiding emulator licenses.
   • BTo eliminate the need for cloud-based device farms.
   • CTo speed up test execution compared to emulators.
   • DTo verify behavior that depends on actual hardware, such as battery usage, sensors, and network conditions.
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4. 13expert · hard

   A test manager is leading a mobile app project for a large enterprise. The stakeholders include the CTO, who is concerned about security, the marketing VP, who is concerned about time-to-market, and the customer support head, who is concerned about app stability. The test manager must communicate the test strategy to these stakeholders. What is the best way to address their conflicting concerns?

   • APromise to complete all testing before the launch date, regardless of the budget, to satisfy all stakeholders.
   • BFocus the presentation on the security testing plan to satisfy the CTO, and mention that other testing will be done as time permits.
   • CProvide a detailed technical document and ask stakeholders to read it and provide feedback.
   • DPresent a risk-based test strategy that shows how testing effort is allocated to mitigate the highest risks, and explain the trade-offs between speed and coverage.
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5. 14application · medium · select all that apply

   A test manager is developing a test strategy for a mobile app that will be released in multiple phases. The strategy must include components that support the phased release and continuous improvement. Which of the following components should be included? (Select all that apply.)

   • AA risk assessment that identifies the most critical features and areas of the app.
   • BA plan for regression testing to ensure that new features do not break existing functionality.
   • CA list of all the app's features and their release dates.
   • DA strategy for collecting feedback from beta users and incorporating it into testing.
   • EA detailed schedule of when each tester will take vacation.
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6. 15foundation · easy

   What is the main benefit of incorporating continuous testing into a mobile app test strategy?

   • AIt reduces the need for test environment management.
   • BIt provides rapid feedback on quality as code changes are integrated.
   • CIt eliminates the need for any manual testing.
   • DIt guarantees that no defects will be released to production.
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