Test Technique Selection and Automation CTAL-TA Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   A test analyst has limited test effort and must choose techniques for several risks. What is the best approach?

   • ASelect techniques that provide the best coverage for the highest risks within the effort constraints
   • BUse only low-effort techniques to stay within the effort limit
   • CRandomly select techniques to avoid bias
   • DApply the most rigorous technique to all risks to ensure maximum coverage
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2. 7application · medium

   A team is considering automating test design for a project with a large number of test cases and stable requirements. Which benefit is most likely to be realized?

   • AImmediate reduction in test execution time.
   • BElimination of all test execution.
   • CReduced manual effort in test case creation.
   • DGuaranteed detection of all defects.
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4. 8expert · hard

   A team is deciding whether to automate test design for a project. The project has a long timeline, a large number of test cases, and requirements are stable. However, the team has limited experience with test design automation tools. Which decision is most appropriate?

   • APerform test design manually for all cases to ensure quality.
   • BAutomate test design to handle the large number of test cases.
   • CAutomate test design only for the simple test cases.
   • DPerform test design manually to avoid the learning curve.
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5. 9application · medium

   A team is automating test design for a project with stable requirements and a large number of test cases. Which benefit is most directly realized?

   • AGuaranteed detection of all defects.
   • BIncreased consistency in test case generation.
   • CElimination of the need for test execution.
   • DImmediate reduction in test execution time.
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6. 10application · medium

   A team is testing a new login module. Risk analysis shows a high likelihood of defects in the handling of different user roles (e.g., admin, standard user, auditor) and their permissions. Which test technique is most appropriate to systematically cover the combinations of user roles and permission settings?

   • ADecision table testing
   • BState transition testing
   • CExploratory testing
   • DUse case testing
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