iSQI CTFL-AcT ISTQB Foundation Level - Acceptance Testing Exam Practice Test

Beta testing is a synonym for acceptance testing used in specific application domains.

Beta testing should include predefined acceptance test scenarios based on acceptance criteria.

Beta testing allows the product to be tested in realistic business configurations and contexts.

Beta testing is a systematic approach to acceptance testing and provides measurable coverage of the user stories.

The CCAD are stored in the MySQL relational database after each successful data entry procedure.

The CCAD is not recorded if it is incomplete and a message is displayed.

The CCAD record process is quick and reversible.

The process for collecting CCAD meets corporate usability guidelines.

Expert reviews help to understand how users interact with a system and what is more or less visible.

Biometrics-based evaluation help to understand retrospectively, how users interacted with the system and to improve it.

Log file analysis performed by usability experts identifies strong points of an interface that attract the user's attention.

Walkthrough and thinking aloud methods can indicate difficulties users experience with certain tasks.

Regular meetings between business analysts and testers are necessary to report discrepancies between actual and expected outcome.

Testers should provide accurate information regarding the difference between the expected test result and the actual result.

If the defect turns out to be a bug, the tester writes a defect report and sends it to the business analyst for further investigation.

The tester should analyze the potential impact of a defect on system usage, before communicating it to the business analyst.

Business goals and business needs are synonyms.

Business goals, business needs and requirements describe at different levels of abstraction, what shall be achieved.

Business needs address the business solution whereas business requirements define the business problem or opportunity.

To derive the business needs, the business analyst first has to understand the business goals and requirements.

Business analysts collaborate on test planning and risk analysis to ensure that further on, appropriate test cases are developed and prioritized.

Business analysts usually cannot review acceptance tests, because they do not understand the technical details.

Testers participate in identifying business needs of stakeholders to better understand the business needs and related requirements.

Once the requirements and acceptance criteria have been defined, business analysts are no longer involved in testing activities.