BCS ISTQB Certified Tester Foundation Level CTFL 4.0 - CTFL4 Exam Practice Test

A. The conditions that must be met for part of all the planned activities to be suspended and resumed.

B. The conditions that must be met in order for the test execution activities to be considered completed.

C. The need to temporarily have additional test personnel available for specific test phases and/or test activities

D. The list of the product risks which have not been fully mitigated at the end of test execution.

A. the tool may create additional development dependencies.

B. the tool will be owned and maintained by developers and replace testers.

C. the tool may not be fit-for-purpose.

D. the tool may not be compatible with the development platform.

A. {TC 80; TC 70; TC 50; TC 60; TC 20; TC 30; TC 10; TC 40; TC 90}

B. {TC 20; TC 30; TC 10; TC 40; TC 50; TC 70; TC 60; TC 80; TC 90}

C. {TC 10; TC 30; TC 20; TC 60; TC 40; TC 80; TC 90; TC 50; TC 70}

D. {TC 60; TC 80; TC 40; TC 90; TC 50; TC 10; TC 70; TC 30; TC 20}

A. Can't be determined

B. Covering all transitions at least once

C. Covering only start and end states

D. Covering all states at least once

A. Testers' involvement is essential; developers find it difficult to be objective.

B. Testers should be involved from the beginning of the SDLC to increase understanding of design decisions and detect defects early.

C. Testers should only be involved during the testing phase.

D. Testers should contribute to all activities in the SDLC and participate in design discussions.

A. No. The financial value of product quality cannot be estimated, so it is incorrect to use cost as an exit criterion

B. No The cost of testing cannot be measured effectively, so it is incorrect to use cost as an exit criterion

C. Yes. Going by cost as an exit criterion constrains the testing project which will hello achieve the desired quality level defined for the project

D. Yes. Spending too much money on test ng will result in an unprofitable product, and having cost as an exit criterion helps avoid this

A. A list of test logs from the test execution.

B. A detailed analysis of the defects found and their causes.

C. A detailed report on the test results after the test project is completed.

D. The budget and schedule for the test project.

A. A2, B3, Cl, D4

B. A3, B2.C4. D1

C. A3.B2. C1. D4

A. I, ii, v. vi and vii

B. ii, iii, iv, v and vi

C. iii. iv, v. vi and vii

D. i, iv, v, vi and vii

A. [i], [II] and [iii] are product risks, [IV] is a project risk.

B. [ii]and [iii] are product risks. [I] and [IV] are project risks.

C. [i], and [iV] are product risks; [ii] and [iii] are project risks

D. [ii] and [IV] are product risks; [i] and [iii] are project risks

A. 7.

B. 3.

C. 5.

D. 6.