Decisions Made from Test Automation Reports CT-TAS Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26application · medium

   A test automation report shows that the checkout module has 95% automated coverage, but the reporting module has only 30% coverage. The reporting module was recently rewritten and has had three defect reports from users. The team has limited automation effort available. What should they do?

   • APrioritize adding automated tests for the reporting module because it has low coverage and recent defects.
   • BPrioritize adding more tests to the checkout module because it is a core business function.
   • CReduce the reporting module's test scope because it is less critical than checkout.
   • DWait for more user defect reports before investing in reporting module tests.
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2. 27application · medium

   A test automation report shows that the mobile app has 90% automated coverage for Android but only 40% for iOS. The company is launching a major iOS marketing campaign next month. The team has limited automation resources. What should they do?

   • ADelay the iOS campaign until coverage is improved.
   • BPrioritize increasing iOS test coverage because the upcoming campaign increases the risk of iOS defects.
   • CFocus on Android because it has higher coverage and is more stable.
   • DSplit the automation effort evenly between Android and iOS.
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4. 28foundation · easy

   What is the primary consideration when using test automation reports to make a go/no-go release decision?

   • AThe name of the test lead
   • BTotal number of test cases executed
   • CSeverity and impact of remaining failures
   • DThe color of the report chart
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5. 29foundation · easy

   Which report scenario most strongly supports a 'no-go' release decision?

   • AA critical payment module has a high failure rate
   • BTest execution time increased slightly
   • CA minor UI element fails in one test
   • DAll tests pass except one cosmetic issue
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6. 30application · medium

   An automation report shows that the suite has a 95% pass rate, but the coverage of the new 'forgot password' flow is only 20%. The flow was recently changed and is critical for user account recovery. The team has a limited budget for automation improvements. What should they prioritize?

   • AOptimize the existing suite to reduce execution time.
   • BAdd automated tests for the 'forgot password' flow to close the coverage gap.
   • CIncrease the pass rate by fixing the few failing tests.
   • DWait for user feedback on the new flow before investing in tests.
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