Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to perform exploratory testing.

  You need to test a Windows Store application.

  You need to configure the connection to the remote device running the Windows Store application.

  What should you do? (To answer, move the three appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

  Select and Place:

  

  

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  Note:

  

  Before testing Windows Store applications, ensure the Microsoft Test Tools Adapter service is enabled.

  Once the service is enabled, in MTM 2012, connect to the test plan where you have your test suite. In the Testing Center, click the Modify link next to “Perform manual tests using” to specify the remote device on which to run manual tests. Select the “Remote device…” option and enter the name or IP address of the device you want to test. Click Test to test the connection and then save your changes.

  

• Question 2:

  You are the lead software tester for Contoso, Ltd. Your team uses Microsoft Visual Studio Premium 2012 to design and test all company software.

  You are developing manual tests for a test plan for a new website. However, test steps that are used to log on to the application are being used by many test cases.

  You need to create shared test steps.

  Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.

  Select and Place:

  

  

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  Note:

  

  Reference: How to: Share Common Test Case Steps Using Shared Steps

• Question 3:

  You use Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to conduct a manual test for an ASP.NET web application. You have created a test plan named Release 2.0. The test plan needs to meet the following requirements:

  

  Test runs should be able to capture event log data for the server role.

  

  Test runs should be able to collect exceptions and specific diagnostic tracing information to isolate bugs that are difficult to reproduce.

  You need to configure the Release 2.0 test plan by creating new test settings for the requirements and assigning the test settings to the test plan.

  How should you configure the new test settings?

  A. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and System Information options.
  B. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log, ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact, and IntelliTrace options.
  C. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and IntelliTrace options.
  D. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact options.
  B. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log, ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact, and IntelliTrace options.

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  Test Settings: Data and Diagnostics

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  ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact: This proxy allows you to collect information about the http calls from a client to a Web server for the IntelliTrace and Test Impact diagnostic data adapters.

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  IntelliTrace : You can configure the diagnostic data adapter for IntelliTrace to collect specific diagnostic trace information to help isolate bugs that are difficult to reproduce. This adapter creates an IntelliTrace file that has an extension of .iTrace that contains this information. When a test fails, you can create a bug. The IntelliTrace file that is saved with the test results is automatically linked to this bug. The data that is collected in the IntelliTrace file increases debugging productivity by reducing the time that is required to reproduce and diagnose an error in the code. From this IntelliTrace file the local session can be simulated on another computer, this reduces the possibility of a bug being non-reproducible.

  Reference: Specifying Test Settings for Visual Studio Tests

• Question 4:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to run a test case. During the previous run of the same test case, a bug was filed. The developer could not reproduce the bug. The test settings assigned to the test plan do not include an adapter

  to collect IntelliTrace data.

  You have created a test setting that includes the IntelliTrace data adapter.

  You need to re-run the test with the settings that have the IntelliTrace data adapter.

  What should you do?

  A. Select the test case. Select the Run with option. Select the test setting that collects IntelliTrace information.
  B. Select the test suite that contains the test case. Click Settings, then right-click IntelliTrace to enable it.
  C. Open the test case. Click Settings to select the settings that have the IntelliTrace data adapter.
  D. Run the test case with its default settings. Click View Results and locate the IntelliTrace file that was created when the test case was executed.
  A. Select the test case. Select the Run with option. Select the test setting that collects IntelliTrace information.

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  * Creating a new Test Settings

  

  The built-in data adapters in MTM 2012 include:

  IntelliTrace: Used to collect run-time and exception information from the system under test that can be used by developers to speed up the time it takes to understand the cause of a problem.

  * When we want to use the test settings we either assign it to the test plan or choose the test setting when we start a test run by selecting Run Options

  

• Question 5:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0 process template.

  You are developing a test from an engineering document that has detailed verification information.

  You need to ensure that the document is directly accessible whenever a tester runs a specific step.

  What are two possible ways to accomplish this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

  A. Add a test step attachment.
  B. Add a test case attachment.
  C. Add a tested backlog items link.
  D. Add a test case link.
  A. Add a test step attachment.
  B. Add a test case attachment.

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  B: Adding Details, Attachments, or Hyperlinks to a Test Case You can add information to a test case that provides more information to implement the test case.

  You add details to test cases in the following ways:

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  In the Description or History field, type information.

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  Attach a file.

  For example, you can attach an e-mail thread, a document, an image, a log file, or another type of file.

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  Add a hyperlink to Web site or to a file that is stored on a server or Web site.

• Question 6:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You have test cases that use a shared steps work item. You plan to replace the shared steps work item with a new implementation.

  You need to find the test cases that are using that shared steps work item.

  What are two possible features you could use to achieve this goal? (Choose two. Each answer choice provides a complete solution.)

  A. A Direct Links query
  B. Shared Steps Manager
  C. The TCM.exe utility
  D. The WitAdmin.exe utility
  A. A Direct Links query
  B. Shared Steps Manager

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  A: Link Type: Predecessor-Successor (Dependency topology)

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  Track tasks that must be completed before others can be started. When you plan work using Project, linked tasks are represented as predecessor-successor links in TFS.

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  Support one-to-many relationships.

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  Find and view predecessor work items and their successor work items in a two-tiered, direct links query view.

  B: Q: Can I find all my shared steps, and all the test cases where they are used?

  A: Yes. Open Microsoft Test Manager and look under Organize, Shared Steps Manager.

  Incorrect:

  not C: the TCM.exe command-line application. This command-line isn't intended to be an alternative for everything you can do in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) but rather to fill some gaps and enable some of the less common scenarios that

  still may be important for some testers.

  Not D: You can change how you track your team's progress by creating and customizing objects that track work items. By using the witadmin command-line tool, you can create, delete, import, and export objects such as categories, global lists, global workflow, types of links, and types of work items. You can also permanently delete types of work item types, and you can delete, list, or change the attributes of fields in work item.

• Question 7:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development process template.

  You plan to retest any test cases that have active bugs.

  You need to review the requirements associated with the test cases prior to running the tests.

  What should you do?

  A. Create a query-based suite in MTM to select the matching test cases. Open each test case and validate the requirement on the Tested User Stories tab.
  B. Use a work item query in Excel to list test cases and their associated requirements details.
  C. Create a direct links query in MTM to select the matching test cases. Open each test case and validate the requirement on the Tested User Stories tab.
  D. In the Test tab in MTM, filter the test cases that have associated bugs. Open each test case and validate the requirement on the Tested User Stories tab.
  C. Create a direct links query in MTM to select the matching test cases. Open each test case and validate the requirement on the Tested User Stories tab.

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  Determine which tasks your team must complete to implement a feature. A team lead creates a direct links query to list all incomplete tasks for each feature.

• Question 8:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) Process Improvement process template. Your Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server is configured to support reporting.

  You are tracking testing progress for the requirements in the iteration.

  You need to identify the report that provides the following:

  

  Verify that all requirements are covered by test cases.

  

  Determine the number of hours of work remaining for each requirement.

  

  Determine the percentage of completion for each requirement.

  

  Determine the number of bugs for each requirement.

  Which report should you use?

  A. Requirements Overview
  B. Test Case Readiness
  C. Remaining Work
  D. Test Plan Progress
  A. Requirements Overview

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  The Requirements Overview report lists all requirements, filtered by area and iteration and in order of importance.

  You can use this report to answer the following questions:

  How much work does each Requirement require?

  How much work has the team completed for each Requirement? Are the tests for each Requirement passing?

  How many active bugs does each Requirement have?

  Reference: Requirements Overview Report (CMMI)

• Question 9:

  While reviewing a bug in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM), you realize there is no test case covering the bug.

  You need to create a test case from the bug, including test steps, and associate it with the test case for future reference. What should you do?

  A. In MTM, in the Verify Bugs activity, select the bug. Click Open test case.
  B. Open a Visual Studio 2012 window. Select the bug and click Open test case.
  C. In MTM, in the Verify Bugs activity, select the bug. Click Create test case from bug.
  D. Open a Visual Studio 2012 window. Create a test case and associate it with the bug.
  C. In MTM, in the Verify Bugs activity, select the bug. Click Create test case from bug.

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  Reference: How to: Use Recorded Actions in Bugs to Create Test Cases

• Question 10:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to perform exploratory testing.

  You need to ensure that any bugs or test cases created during an exploratory test session are associated with a specific requirement for the purposes of traceability.

  What should you do?

  A. From the Test activity, select View Exploratory Test Sessions. Open a session and click the Copy Link button.
  B. From the Run Tests activity, select a test case that is a part of a requirement suite and select Run.
  C. Create a requirement suite in the test plan, right-click on the suite, and select Explore Requirement.
  D. From the Do Exploratory Testing activity, select Explore.
  C. Create a requirement suite in the test plan, right-click on the suite, and select Explore Requirement.

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  Add a Requirement to your Test Plan Once your Requirement is in your Test Plan, right mouse click and select Explore requirement

  

  Reference: Exploratory Testing - What's new for Microsoft Test Manager 2012 RTM