Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 91:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You are developing a test that requires a test step to verify a result against a known value. You plan to insert a new step to accomplish this task.

  You need to make the new step a validation step.

  What should you do?

  A. Type the expected value into the Expected Result column of the new test step.
  B. Type the expected value into the Action column of the new test step.
  C. Add the expected result value into the Parameter Values pane.
  D. Add a parameter to the Action column of the new test step.
  A. Type the expected value into the Expected Result column of the new test step.

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  When you create manual test cases, you can add the action and expected result for each test step, as shown in the following illustration. When you run this test, you will be able to mark each test step as either passed or failed.

  

  Reference: Quick Start Guide for Manual Testing using Microsoft Test Manager

• Question 92:

  You are a QA tester on a development team. You are responsible for a large number of test cases on your current project.

  You need to bulk edit test steps in a large group of test cases.

  Which tool should you use?

  A. Web Test case Management
  B. Microsoft Excel
  C. Microsoft Visual Studio
  D. Microsoft Test Manager
  B. Microsoft Excel

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  You can modify multiple work items at the same time, a process known as bulk editing. The process is different depending on which client you use.

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  Team Web Access: Bulk modify work items

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  Microsoft Excel: Bulk add or modify work items with Excel

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  Microsoft Project: Create your schedule, backlog, and tasks using Microsoft Project Reference: Modify multiple work items at a time

• Question 93:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). Your development team is using Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 to associate requirements with source code and to automate builds.

  Your team has been testing against an old build. You want to assign a more recent automated build to the test plan.

  You need to review the requirements that have been affected between the current build and the new build before assigning it to your test plan.

  What should you do?

  A. In the Properties View of the Plan activity, click Modify the Build In Use. Select the appropriate build in the Available builds. Review the Associated work items between selected builds list.
  B. Set up a check-in policy that will force an association of a work item to the changeset.
  C. In the Assign Build view of the Track tab, click Modify. In Filter for builds, select the appropriate build to preview the list of work items.
  D. In the Queries view of the Track activity, create a custom query that lists all requirements that have the Fixed in Build field set to the new build. Run the build and review the results.
  A. In the Properties View of the Plan activity, click Modify the Build In Use. Select the appropriate build in the Available builds. Review the Associated work items between selected builds list.

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  To select from the build candidates that you want to consider using for your test plan, you have to select a build filter for your test plan. After you have selected the build you are currently using to test, you can select a later build to see which work items have been associated with each of the builds between these two selected builds, as shown in the following illustration.

  

  Reference: Determining Which Builds Have Bug Fixes, New Features, or Requirements

• Question 94:

  You are part of a test team that uses Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) on a project. The project uses the Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 2013 process template.

  Your test team constantly adds new test cases.

  You need to create a test suite that automatically includes all test cases related to the Accounting section of the application.

  What should you do?

  A. Create a requirements-based test suite that includes all requirements with an Area Path of Accounting.
  B. Create a query-based test suite that selects all test cases with an Area Path of Accounting.
  C. Create a static suite that includes all test cases, and use the Filter option to only show accounting-related test cases.
  D. Create a new query for all test cases with an Area Path of Accounting, and then copy the resulting test cases into a new test suite.
  A. Create a requirements-based test suite that includes all requirements with an Area Path of Accounting.

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  Requirements-based suites are derived from Product Backlog Items, User Stories, or other requirements. The suite contains all the test cases that are linked to its requirement. This type helps you track how well each requirement has been tested.

  Note: By using Microsoft Test Manager, you can organize test cases into a hierarchy of test suites inside test plans. You can run all of the test cases in a suite one after another, and you can set the state of a suite to indicate whether it is planned, in progress, or completed.

  Reference: Organizing Test Cases Using Test Suites

• Question 95:

  You plan to conduct a manual test for an ASP.NET website by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You create a test plan named Calculate_Margin by using Testing Center in MTM.

  You need to link all the test cases that belong to the Calculate_Margin test plan with new requirements that are stored as work items in Team Foundation Server 2012.

  What should you do?

  A. In the Links section of the test plan, click Add link to associate the requirements document.
  B. Associate the requirements document with the test plan by name, then add a link by using the area path relevant to the requirements being tested.
  C. Create the test cases within the test plan by using a Test Suite, then associate the new requirements by adding them as attachments to the test cases.
  D. Click Add requirements from the Contents menu of the test plan and associate the new requirements.
  D. Click Add requirements from the Contents menu of the test plan and associate the new requirements.

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  Add an existing requirement to your test plan To add an existing requirement to your test plan

  1.

  Open Microsoft Test Manager.

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  From the Testing Center, click Plan and then click Contents. The Contents pane is displayed.

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  To add a requirement to your test plan, select the location where you want to place it in the test suite hierarchy and then click Add requirements. The Add existing requirements to this test plan dialog box is displayed.

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  Select any requirements that you want to add to the test plan, and then click Add requirements to this test plan. Reference: How to: Add Requirements or User Stories to Your Test Plan

• Question 96:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have created some shared steps for a recurring test sequence.

  You plan to use these shared steps with fast-forward playback in multiple test cases.

  You need to create an action recording for the shared steps.

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

  A. Include the shared steps work item in the test case. Start running the test case with action recordings enabled. When the shared steps are reached, select Start and record.
  B. Include the shared steps work item in the test case. Right-click the shared steps and click Create action recording.
  C. Open the shared steps work item in Shared Steps Manager and select the tab for Create action recording.
  D. From the Shared Steps Manager, select the shared steps work item and click Create action recording.
  A. Include the shared steps work item in the test case. Start running the test case with action recordings enabled. When the shared steps are reached, select Start and record.
  D. From the Shared Steps Manager, select the shared steps work item and click Create action recording.

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  * You can create an action recording for shared steps in two ways:

  In Test Runner while you are running a test that includes shared steps. In Microsoft Test Manager while you organize and manage your shared steps.

  A (not B) : Record an Action Recording on a Shared Step Set in Test Runner First you must load a test that contains shared steps for which you want to create an action recording into Test Runner.

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  Upon loading a test from Microsoft Test Manager into Test Runner, you are prompted to Start Test with the option Create action recording. SelectCreate action recording and choose Start Test.

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  Perform the steps of the test case and mark each step with a result.

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  When you reach the shared steps, choose the down-arrow next to the shared steps icon and select Start and record. Etc

  D (not C): Creating an Action Recording for Shared Steps in Microsoft Test Manager You can create an action recording for a shared step in Microsoft Test Manager that will automatically run when the shared step is included in test cases.

  To create an action recording for shared steps in Microsoft Test Manager

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  Open Microsoft Test Manager.

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  On the center group switcher, choose the down-arrow and then choose Testing Center.

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  On the center group menu bar, choose Organize.

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  On the menu, choose Shared Steps Manager.

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  In the list of shared step, choose the row for the shared step for which you want to create an ac- tion recording.

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  Choose Create action recording.

  Reference: How to: Create an Action Recording for Shared Steps

• Question 97:

  You plan to conduct a test for a multi-tier ASP.NET website using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have created a test plan named QA Release 1.0. You also have created a test setting for the QA Release 1.0 test plan with the Database, Web Client, and Web Server roles.

  The QA Release 1.0 test plan must specify that test runs:

  

  Collect specific diagnostic trace information to help analyze bugs that are difficult to reproduce, and

  

  Collect information about which methods of your applications code were used when a test case was run.

  You need to configure the QA Release 1.0 test plan to meet these requirements.

  What should you do?

  A. Enable and configure the IntelliTrace, ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact diagnostic data adapter settings.
  B. Enable and configure the IntelliTrace, ASP.NET profiler, and Event log diagnostic data adapter settings.
  C. Enable and configure the IntelliTrace, ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact, and ASP.NET profiler diagnostic data adapter settings.
  D. Enable and configure the ASP.NET profiler, Code coverage, and IntelliTrace diagnostic data adapter settings.
  A. Enable and configure the IntelliTrace, ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact diagnostic data adapter settings.

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  Test Settings: Data and Diagnostics

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  (needed) 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

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  (needed for Web Client Web Server traffic) 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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  (needed) Test impact : You can collect information about which methods of your applications code were used when a test case was running. This information can be used together with changes to the application code made by developers to determine which tests were impacted by those development changes.

  Reference: Specifying Test Settings for Visual Studio Tests

• Question 98:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are supporting a set of different configurations for your product.

  You plan to prepare the test plan by assigning the tester for each test case.

  You need to configure the test plan to support this requirement.

  What should you do?

  A. Assign the tester to each combination of test case and configuration.
  B. In the Assigned to field for each test case and configuration, select Tester.
  C. Assign the tester as the configuration owner for each configuration.
  D. Assign the tester to each combination of test suite and configuration.
  A. Assign the tester to each combination of test case and configuration.

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  When you add test cases to a test plan using Microsoft Test Manager, the tester who is assigned to the test case is automatically assigned to run the pairings of test cases and configurations. This is the default setting. If you want a tester who is not assigned to the test case to run a particular pairing, you can select the test case and change the assigned tester as shown in the following illustration.

  

  Reference: How to: Assign Who Will Run the Tests in a Test Plan

• Question 99:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to run an automated test suite with 240 long- running tests.

  In your test environment, you have set up four client machines to run these tests. You have assigned the Client role to all four machines.

  You need to make sure that when you run the test suite, the tests are distributed equally over all four client machines.

  What should you do?

  A. Add an even amount of RAM to all four machines.
  B. In the Test Controller Manager view, change the distribution property for the test controller to 4.
  C. In the Content view, configure the test suite to use all four environments.
  D. In the Test Controller Manager view, change the Weighting property for all four test agents to 60.
  D. In the Test Controller Manager view, change the Weighting property for all four test agents to 60.

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  Test Agent

  The test agent runs as a service that listens for requests from the test controller to start a new test. When a request is received, the test agent service starts a process on which to run the tests. Each test agent runs the same load test.

  Test agents are assigned a weight by the administrator, and load is distributed according to a test agent's weighting. For example, if test agent 1 has a weighting of 30, and test agent 2 has a weighting of 70, and the load is set to 1000 users,

  then test agent 1 simulates 300 virtual users whereas test agent 2 simulates 700 virtual users.

  Reference: Configuring Test Controllers and Test Agents for Load Testing

• Question 100:

  Your team uses Microsoft Test Manager to manage test cases. You are creating test plans for your team to use.

  You need to update your test plan properties before your team creates test suites and test cases.

  Which two test plan properties should you set? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

  A. Expected Results
  B. Assigned Tester
  C. Area Path
  D. Owner
  C. Area Path
  D. Owner

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  Incorrect:

  Expected Results and Assigned Tester are set for the Test Suite, not the Test Plan.

  Reference: Creating and Defining a Test Plan