Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  You create a set of test cases for a complex requirement.

  The test cases should be listed in a specific order.

  You need to configure a test suite and define the order of the test cases.

  Which type of test suite should you configure?

  A. Query-based
  B. Static
  C. Requirements-based
  D. Order-based
  B. Static

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  Static test suites are like folders. A static test suite can contain both test cases and other suites.

  Choose Order to arrange the order in which tests will be run in a static test suite. Reference: Organizing Test Cases Using Test Suites

• Question 12:

  You plan to conduct a manual test for an ASP.NET website by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You create a test plan named Release 1.0 by using Testing Center in MTM. You need to configure the Release 1.0 test plan so that all the test cases in the test plan will run against the following platforms:

  

  Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Internet Explorer 8

  

  Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and Windows Internet Explorer 8 What should you do?

  A. Create new test environments with the specified configuration settings and associate the newly created environment to the test plan by changing the automated test environment settings.
  B. Create new test configurations with the specified configuration settings and associate the newly created configuration to the test plan by changing the configuration settings.
  C. Create new test environments with the specified configuration settings and associate the newly created environment to the test plan by changing the manual test environment settings.
  D. Create new test environments with the specified configuration settings and associate the newly created environment to the test plan by changing both the manual and automated test environment settings.
  B. Create new test configurations with the specified configuration settings and associate the newly created configuration to the test plan by changing the configuration settings.

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  At any time when you are planning what to test, you can add test configurations and set them as the default configurations for your test plan. When you next add test cases to the test plan, a pairing of each default configuration with the test case is added to the test plan. When you run the tests from the test plan, these pairings called test points are shown and each can be run individually. Test results are saved for each test point.

  You can also override the default test configurations for the plan and set different default configurations for a specific test suite. When test cases are added to these test suites, a pairing of each default configuration for the test suite with the test case is added to the test plan as shown in the following illustration.

  

  Reference: How to: Select Different Test Configurations For a Test Plan or a Test Suite

• Question 13:

  You are a test developer using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You are developing a test case that must be run multiple times with different input values for a specific field each time. You have a list of values that will be used for the input.

  You need to modify the test to enter each value into the field.

  What should you do?

  A. Insert a parameter into the Action column of the test step and enter the input values into the Parameter Values pane.
  B. Insert a parameter into the Expected Results column of the test step and enter the input values into Parameter values pane.
  C. Insert a parameter into the Action column of the test step.
  D. Create test steps for each input value in the Action column.
  A. Insert a parameter into the Action column of the test step and enter the input values into the Parameter Values pane.

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  Add parameters to a test case

  Create a parameter by typing a name preceded by "@" in the actions and expected results of your test steps.

  

  Note: When you write a manual test, you often want to specify that the test should be repeated several times with different test data. For example, if your users can add different quantities of a product to a shopping cart, then you want to

  check that a quantity of 200 works just as well as a quantity of 1.

  To do this, you insert parameters in your test steps. Along with the test steps, you provide a table of parameter values.

  Reference: Repeat a test with different data

• Question 14:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) for manual test runs.

  You are creating an action recording but some of the recorded actions were not part of the intended steps.

  You need to remove only the unwanted actions from the current action recording.

  What should you do?

  A. Open the test results and save the action log. Edit the action log to remove the unwanted actions. Import the file as an attachment, overwriting the initial action log.
  B. Reset the test case inside the test runner and create a new action log.
  C. Delete the unwanted actions from the captured actions inside the test runner.
  D. Open the test results and edit the action log to remove the unwanted actions.
  C. Delete the unwanted actions from the captured actions inside the test runner.

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  Open the editing panel at the bottom of test runner. You can delete actions there:

  

• Question 15:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have developed a new test case.

  You need to:

  Set the test case priority,

  Set the area where the test will be used, and

  Update the work item state to Ready.

  What should you do?

  A. Open the Test Configuration Manager view and change the area path, priority, and state.
  B. Open the Test Plan Manager view and change the area path, priority, and state.
  C. Open the test case work item and change the area path, priority, and state.
  D. Open the test plan Properties view and change the area path, priority, and state.
  C. Open the test case work item and change the area path, priority, and state.

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  Q: How do I change the state of test suites with TFS 2013. 3?

  A: Open the test suite and change the state in the work item form.

• Question 16:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You have been assigned to work on a test case for an application that is still in development.

  There have been changes to the test case.

  You need to know what changes have been made.

  What should you do?

  A. Open the test case work item, click on Links, then view links of the linked type Versioned Item.
  B. View the automatic collected change document on the Attachments tab.
  C. Open the test case work item, click the Summary tab, and click All changes.
  D. Add a link to a test change document from the test plan properties.
  C. Open the test case work item, click the Summary tab, and click All changes.

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  Q: Can I get an audit trail for test plans and test suites?

  A: Yes. With TFS 2013.3, work item history tracks changes to test plans and test suites. For example, adding tests to a test suite or changing configurations are tracked. In the work item form, under History, choose ALL CHANGES to view the audit trail.

  

  Reference: Plan Manual Tests using Team Web Access

• Question 17:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  A test case is already in production.

  You need to modify the test case to indicate it is being reworked.

  What should you do?

  A. Change the test case state to Design.
  B. Change the test case to Blocked.
  C. Change the test case state to Closed.
  D. Change the test plan state to Inactive.
  A. Change the test case state to Design.

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  No test cases are ready to be run.

  When all test cases remain in a design state for a long time, some issue is blocking progress. You might want to investigate the cause of the blockage.

  Note: Update the state of each test case as it progresses from Design to Ready to Closed.

• Question 18:

  Your team uses Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage test cases. You have a test plan with test cases organized in multiple test suites. You add a new configuration and associate it to your test plan.

  You need to include the new configuration in a test suite as part of the default configurations.

  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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  Update Configurations for Specific Test Cases You can update the default assignments of test configurations to test cases in each suite. You can remove pairings that you do not want to test and add other combinations. This gives you the flexibility to specify in your plan only those pairings of configurations and test cases that you really want to test as shown in the following illustration.

  

  Reference: Creating and Defining a Test Plan

• Question 19:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  Your testing team is creating test cases for an application.

  You need to assign the state of the test suite that contains test cases that are unavailable to run.

  Which state should you assign?

  A. In Planning
  B. Completed
  C. In Design
  D. In Progress
  A. In Planning

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  Use In Planning if you are not yet ready to run the tests linked to this requirement. Reference: How to: Add Requirements or User Stories to Your Test Plan

• Question 20:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage your testing efforts.

  You want to see how manual testing is going for the current plan.

  You need to see a list of manual test runs grouped first by Test Status and then by State.

  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: