Test Automation Deployment Strategies CT-TAS Practice Questions (Page 7)

Questions 31–33

1. 31expert · hard

   A project manager is leading a phased rollout of test automation. The rollout is behind schedule, and the project sponsor is concerned about the delay. The team has completed Phase 1 successfully but has not yet met all the exit criteria for Phase 2. What is the most appropriate action for the project manager?

   • AProceed to Phase 3 to make up for lost time, skipping the remaining Phase 2 exit criteria
   • BReduce the scope of Phase 2 exit criteria to make them easier to meet
   • CQuietly extend the Phase 2 timeline without informing the sponsor to avoid conflict
   • DCommunicate the status to the sponsor, explain the delay, and propose a revised plan to complete Phase 2 exit criteria
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2. 32foundation · easy

   Which activity is part of change management for test automation deployment?

   • ACommunicating the benefits and impact of the new automation to the team
   • BDefining the test data requirements
   • CWriting automated test scripts for all existing test cases
   • DSelecting the test automation tool
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3. 33application · medium

   A company is rolling out test automation across multiple teams. The rollout is expected to take six months. The project sponsor wants to see regular updates on progress and any issues. What is the most effective way to keep stakeholders aligned?

   • AOnly communicate with stakeholders if a major issue arises
   • BHold a brief status meeting at the end of each phase to report progress, issues, and next steps
   • CPost updates on an internal wiki page without notifying stakeholders
   • DSend a detailed email to all stakeholders at the end of the project
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