Transitioning Activities from Manual Testing to Continuous Testing CT-TAS Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   What does 'environment readiness' primarily involve?

   • ATraining testers on the environment
   • BCreating new test cases for each environment
   • CSelecting the right automation tool
   • DEnsuring the environment has the correct configurations and dependencies
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2. 12foundation · easy

   Why is environment readiness important for automated test execution in a continuous testing workflow?

   • AIt reduces the number of test cases required
   • BIt guarantees that all tests will pass
   • CIt ensures that the test environment is stable, available, and correctly configured
   • DIt eliminates the need for test data management
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4. 13application · medium

   A test automation team has integrated their automated tests into a CI pipeline. They want to provide visibility into test execution results and quality metrics to the entire development team. Which of the following actions would BEST achieve this?

   • ADiscuss test results only in weekly meetings
   • BPublish test results and quality metrics on a shared dashboard accessible to the team
   • CSend a daily email summary of test results to the team lead only
   • DStore test results in a local file that only the automation team can access
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5. 14application · medium

   A team is automating tests for a healthcare application that requires strict data privacy. The automated tests need realistic patient data but must not use real patient information. What is the BEST way to provide test data for these automated tests?

   • AUse a small set of manually created data for all tests
   • BUse anonymized production data
   • CUse synthetic test data that mimics the structure of real patient data
   • DUse real patient data because it is the most realistic
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6. 15expert · hard

   A team has automated a set of test cases, but after a few months, they notice that the maintenance effort is consuming most of their time. They want to improve the situation. Which action would BEST support continuous improvement?

   • AStop automating new tests and focus only on maintaining existing ones
   • BRemove all automated tests that require maintenance
   • CIncrease the frequency of test runs to catch issues earlier
   • DAnalyze the root causes of maintenance and refactor the test suite to reduce fragility
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