Modeling Guidelines for MBT CT-MBT Practice Questions (Page 7)

Questions 31–34

1. 31foundation · easy

   Why is it important to model time-dependent behavior explicitly in an MBT model?

   • ATo avoid ambiguities and ensure that test cases correctly reflect timing requirements.
   • BTo reduce the number of test cases generated from the model.
   • CTo make the model easier to read for non-technical stakeholders.
   • DTo eliminate the need for concurrency modeling.
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2. 32foundation · easy

   What determines the appropriate level of abstraction for an MBT model?

   • AThe MBT tool's default settings.
   • BThe number of states in the system under test.
   • CThe programming language used to implement the system.
   • DThe testing goals and the needs of the stakeholders who will use the model.
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4. 33application · medium

   A team is creating an MBT model for a system with multiple input parameters. They want to generate tests that cover boundary values for these parameters. What should they include in the model?

   • ACreate a separate test data model without linking it to the main model.
   • BUse random test data generated at runtime instead of modeling it.
   • CModel only the normal input values to keep the model simple.
   • DInclude boundary values as test data and define coverage criteria for boundary testing.
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5. 34foundation · easy

   Why is it important to use consistent and meaningful naming conventions for model elements in an MBT model?

   • ATo reduce the number of model elements required for the model.
   • BTo ensure that the model can be executed by any MBT tool without configuration.
   • CTo automatically generate test cases that cover all possible inputs.
   • DTo enhance readability and maintainability of the model for all stakeholders.
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