Misleading Expectations and Pitfalls of MBT CT-MBT Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common pitfall when adopting MBT?

   • AInvesting time in training team members on modeling and MBT concepts.
   • BInvolving testers and domain experts in the modeling process.
   • CStarting with a small pilot project to evaluate MBT before full adoption.
   • DOverestimating the capabilities of the MBT tool to handle all testing needs without human intervention.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   What is a common limitation of MBT tools?

   • AThey automatically integrate with any test management tool without configuration.
   • BThey cannot generate test cases from models; they only support manual test design.
   • CThey can only be used with a specific programming language for the system under test.
   • DThey may not support all modeling notations or may have limited support for certain types of systems.
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4. 3application · medium

   A team selects an MBT tool that generates tests in a scripting language that their CI/CD pipeline does not support. They must manually convert the generated tests to a compatible format, which is time-consuming and error-prone. What is the most effective way to address this issue?

   • ATrain the team to write the generated tests manually.
   • BAbandon MBT and return to manual testing.
   • CSelect an MBT tool that integrates with the existing CI/CD pipeline.
   • DModify the CI/CD pipeline to support the scripting language.
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5. 4expert · hard

   A company is considering MBT for a large, long-term project. The initial cost of tooling and training is significant. The project manager expects that MBT will reduce testing effort by 80% in the first year. However, the team has no prior MBT experience. What is the most realistic expectation for the first year?

   • ATesting effort will decrease by 80% as promised, since MBT is highly automated.
   • BTesting effort will decrease by 50% in the first year, but only if the tool is fully automated.
   • CTesting effort will increase initially due to modeling and training, with benefits realized in later years.
   • DTesting effort will remain the same, as MBT only replaces manual test execution.
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6. 5application · medium

   A company adopts an MBT tool that generates test scripts in a proprietary format. The team discovers that the tool cannot export tests to their existing test management system, and the generated scripts cannot be version-controlled effectively. What is the most significant challenge they are facing?

   • AThe test team is not following the correct MBT process.
   • BThe MBT tool's inability to integrate with their existing development and test environment.
   • CThe models are too complex for the tool to handle.
   • DA lack of modeling skills among the test team.
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