Collaborative Testing Practices CTFL Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of acceptance criteria in a user story?

   • ATo list all possible test cases for the story
   • BTo estimate the effort required to implement the story
   • CTo define the conditions that must be met for the story to be accepted by stakeholders
   • DTo describe the technical implementation details of the story
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2. 12foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an acceptance test derived from the acceptance criterion 'The system must send a confirmation email after a successful registration'?

   • AVerify that a confirmation email is sent to the user's email address after registration
   • BVerify that the user can log in after registration
   • CVerify that the registration form is displayed correctly
   • DVerify that the registration page loads within 3 seconds
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4. 13application · medium

   A team is collaboratively writing a user story for a reporting feature. Which activity is most likely to lead to a well-defined story?

   • AThe team conducts a workshop with stakeholders to discuss the feature and draft the story together.
   • BThe product owner writes the story alone and presents it to the team for feedback.
   • CThe developer writes the story based on technical feasibility and then informs the product owner.
   • DThe team writes the story based on a template without consulting stakeholders.
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5. 14application · medium

   A product owner wants to capture a new feature for an e-commerce checkout process. During a collaborative workshop, the team drafts a user story: 'As a customer, I want to apply a discount code at checkout so that I can save money on my purchase.' The product owner asks the team to refine this story before it enters the backlog. Which action best aligns with collaborative user story writing?

   • AAssign the story to a developer to elaborate the technical details before the next sprint planning.
   • BRewrite the story to focus on the benefit: 'As a customer, I want to save money so that I can afford more items.'
   • CAdd acceptance criteria such as 'discount code is valid, not expired, and applied only to eligible items' to clarify the expected behavior.
   • DSplit the story into smaller stories for each discount type (e.g., percentage, fixed amount) to ensure it is small enough to estimate.
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6. 15application · medium

   A team is writing acceptance criteria for a user story about a file upload feature. Which criterion is an example of a GOOD acceptance criterion?

   • AThe system accepts files up to 10 MB in size.
   • BThe system uses a secure file transfer protocol.
   • CThe system handles large files efficiently.
   • DThe system provides a good user experience.
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