Test Strategy for Mobile Apps CT-MAT Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes the scope of a mobile app test strategy?

   • AIt provides a high-level plan covering test objectives, scope, resources, and approach for the mobile app.
   • BIt is a detailed list of all defects expected to be found during testing.
   • CIt is a technical document describing the app's architecture and code structure.
   • DIt focuses solely on functional testing of the app's user interface.
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2. 17application · medium

   A team is developing a mobile app and wants to automate their regression testing. They have a limited budget for automation tools. The test manager must decide which tests to automate first. Which criterion should be used to select tests for automation?

   • ATests that are executed frequently and are stable, such as core functionality and login flows.
   • BTests that are complex and require human judgment, such as exploratory usability tests.
   • CTests that are new and still changing, such as features under development.
   • DTests that are rarely executed, such as performance tests on specific devices.
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4. 18application · medium

   A healthcare startup is launching a mobile app that allows patients to book appointments and view test results. The app handles sensitive personal health information. The business driver is to build trust with patients and comply with regulations. The test manager is defining the test strategy. Which test type should be given the highest priority?

   • ACompatibility testing to ensure the app works on a wide range of devices.
   • BUsability testing to ensure the app is easy to navigate for all age groups.
   • CSecurity testing, including authentication, authorization, and data encryption, to protect patient data.
   • DPerformance testing to ensure the app loads quickly on all devices.
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5. 19expert · hard

   A mobile game development company is releasing a new game that relies heavily on graphics and real-time multiplayer. The game must perform well on a wide range of devices, from low-end to high-end. The test manager is defining the test strategy. The team has a limited number of physical devices and a tight release schedule. Which approach best addresses the risk of device fragmentation?

   • ADefer performance testing until after release and rely on user feedback to identify issues.
   • BTest only on the highest-end devices to ensure the game is optimized for the best experience.
   • CRely solely on emulators to test all device configurations because they are faster and cheaper.
   • DUse a combination of real devices for the most popular models and emulators for the long tail, with performance testing on both.
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6. 20expert · hard

   A multinational corporation is launching a mobile app in two markets: Market A has high-end smartphones and fast 5G networks, while Market B has a mix of low-end Android devices and unreliable 3G networks. The business driver is to maximize user engagement in both markets, but the budget for testing is limited. The test manager must define a test strategy. Which approach best balances the needs of both markets within the budget?

   • AAllocate the testing budget equally between high-end and low-end devices to ensure both markets are covered equally.
   • BPrioritize performance and reliability testing on low-end devices and 3G networks, while using a smaller set of high-end devices for feature validation.
   • CUse only emulators to simulate both low-end and high-end devices to save costs.
   • DFocus all testing on high-end devices and 5G networks because they represent the future of mobile usage.
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