Main Motivations for MBT CT-MBT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11expert · hard

   A test lead is evaluating a new testing approach for a system with a complex, stateful workflow. The team has a good understanding of the workflow but struggles to create comprehensive test cases manually. They are considering MBT. What is the most important reason to choose MBT over a manual test design approach?

   • AMBT will eliminate the need for a test plan.
   • BMBT will automatically find defects in the system.
   • CMBT will help them create a more comprehensive set of test cases by exploring the model systematically.
   • DMBT will reduce the need for test execution.
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2. 12application · medium

   A company is considering adopting MBT for a new project. The project has a tight budget and a short timeline. The team is experienced in test automation but has no experience with modeling. What is the most significant challenge they will face?

   • AThe need to write more test scripts manually.
   • BThe cost of test execution tools.
   • CThe difficulty of integrating MBT with their existing test automation framework.
   • DThe effort required to create and maintain the model.
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4. 13expert · hard

   A company is deciding between using MBT for a new project or continuing with their current scripted testing approach. The project is a long-term system with a complex state machine. The team is experienced in scripting but not in modeling. The budget is limited. What is the most significant factor that should influence their decision?

   • AThe limited budget makes MBT unattractive because of the high tooling costs.
   • BThe long-term nature of the project makes MBT more attractive, despite the initial learning curve.
   • CThe team's experience in scripting makes it easier to adopt MBT.
   • DThe complexity of the state machine makes MBT a good fit, as it can generate tests for complex behavior.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   What is a common challenge when adopting model-based testing?

   • AThe need to maintain the model as the system evolves.
   • BThe requirement to use a specific programming language for test cases.
   • CThe lack of any tool support for MBT.
   • DThe inability to test non-functional requirements.
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6. 15foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a primary benefit of using model-based testing?

   • AIt eliminates the need for any test documentation.
   • BIt reduces the need for skilled testers.
   • CIt guarantees that all defects are found before release.
   • DIt can improve test coverage by generating many test cases from the model.
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