Which statement best describes the relationship between a test policy and organizational goals?

The test policy defines how testing supports the organization's business objectives and provides a framework for decision-making

The test policy is independent of organizational goals and focuses only on technical testing aspects

The test policy is a set of rules that testers must follow without exception

The test policy is a detailed plan that lists all test activities for the next quarter

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Alignment of Test Policy and Test Strategy with the Organization CTEL-TM-SM Practice Questions (Page 6)

Part of the Test Missions, Policies, Strategies and Goals domain, which makes up ~40% of our current practice bank.

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Alignment of Test Policy and Test Strategy with the Organization CTEL-TM-SM Practice Questions (Page 6)

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Which statement best describes the relationship between a test policy and organizational goals?

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