Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 21:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to review the work items assigned to two of your team members.

  You need to run a query from the Queries activity and compare the results to a second query without going to a second workstation.

  What should you do?

  A. Click the New query option to open a second Queries activity.
  B. Click the Queries view to open a second Queries view, and compare the results of the two queries.
  C. Click New and create a new task from the drop-down menu.
  D. Launch another instance of MTM and execute a second query.
  B. Click the Queries view to open a second Queries view, and compare the results of the two queries.

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  Reference: Multiple Queries Open in MTM

• Question 22:

  Your organization uses Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2013. You are working with tests in the TFS Web Access.

  You have an existing test that uses the following parameters: @city, @state, and @postal code.

  You want to use the same parameters in a new test case.

  Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

  A. In the original test case, select convert to shared parameters.
  B. Open the original test case, and copy the parameters.
  C. Open the new test case, and paste the parameters.
  D. In the new test case, select add a shared parameter set.
  A. In the original test case, select convert to shared parameters.
  D. In the new test case, select add a shared parameter set.

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  Share parameters between test cases

  A: Convert existing parameters to shared parameters, so that you can use them and the associated data in other test cases.

  D: After you have created a shared parameter set, open another test case and add the shared parameter set to that test case. You can search for the shared parameter set by name. Reference: Repeat a test with different data

• Question 23:

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

  You have a test case with a parameter variable that has several data values that are no longer needed because of a change to the specifications.

  You need to remove these unneeded values.

  What should you do?

  A. Delete the unneeded iterations.
  B. Delete the unneeded test steps.
  C. Delete the unneeded parameter values.
  D. Delete the old parameters.
  C. Delete the unneeded parameter values.

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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 24:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to run manual tests.

  Testers reported a bug during a test run on the V1.0 build. A build for V2.0 has been created.

  Testers are still running tests against the V1.0 build.

  You need to verify that the bug has been fixed in build V2.0.

  What should you do?

  A. Change the default build for the test plan to V2.0 and run the test case.
  B. Run the test case with default settings; the latest build will be selected automatically.
  C. Change the build to V2.0 by using Run with options and run the test case.
  D. Change the build property for the test case to the V2.0 build and run the test case.
  C. Change the build to V2.0 by using Run with options and run the test case.

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  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 25:

  Your company uses Lab Center during manual- and automated-testing processes for different types of testing environments.

  Development operations is standardizing their processes. They want to document their best practices for environment setup.

  You need to verify your setup of a standard environment, which consists of physical servers that match your production environment. However, you are unable to connect to your new lab environment.

  Which action in Lab Center should you perform in order to troubleshoot the problem?

  A. Repair
  B. Manage
  C. Connect
  D. open
  A. Repair

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  Q: The status of my lab environment is Not Ready. What should I do?

  A: On the context menu of the environment, choose Repair. The repair will take a few minutes. This status means that the test agent is not installed and correctly configured on one of the machines in the environment. The repair operation logs into the machines and installs and configures the agent.

  Incorrect:

  Not C: It is stated that the problem is that we are unable to connect. Choosing to connect again would not help.

  Reference: Standard lab environments

• Question 26:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You plan to reduce the maintenance of test suites.

  You need to create test suites for which the test cases are automatically added.

  What are two possible types of test suites that achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

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

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  C: Query-based suites show the results of a query that you define. For example, you could select all the test cases that have Priority = 1.

  D: 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.

• Question 27:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to track bugs that have been found during testing.

  You need to verify a bug by re-running the test case associated with the bug.

  Which actions should you perform? (To answer, move the five 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:

  To verify that a bug is fixed

  1. Open Microsoft Test Manager.

  2. To run the test, choose the down-arrow on the center group switcher and then choose Testing Center.

  3. On the center group menu bar, choose Test.

  4. To view the bugs assigned to you, choose Verify Bugs.

  The Verify Bugs view is displayed. It lists all the bugs that are currently assigned to you.

  5. (Optional) To view the bugs that you created, choose Created by me.

  6. Select the bug that you want to verify, and then choose Verify.

  Finally choose Start test to rerun this test.

  

  Reference: How to: Verify a Bug is Fixed Using Microsoft Test Manager

• Question 28:

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

  You want to see which work items have changed since the last time you assigned a build to the test plan.

  You need to assign a new build to the test plan and create a list of the bugs that have been fixed and the features that have been associated with the new build.

  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:

  * To determine changes between builds and use a new build for testing

  1. Open Microsoft Test Manager.

  2. To check changes between builds, choose the down-arrow on the center group selector and then choose Testing Center.

  3. In the center group menu bar, choose Track.

  4. Choose Assign Build.

  The Assign Build activity is displayed and the available builds are shown based on your build filter.

  5. (Optional) To display the work items for a different build, click Available builds and select a different build.

  The work items are displayed in Associated items.

  6. To use a new build for your testing for this test plan, choose Available builds and select a build and then choose Assign to plan.

  * After you select the build for your test plan that you are currently using, you can select a different build to see which work items have been associated with any builds between the test

  plan build and this selected build. Microsoft Test Manager displays the work items that have been associated with changesets checked in between any two builds, as shown in the following illustration. You can sort these work items by

  associated build or by the state of the work item.

  

• Question 29:

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

  SharePoint integration and reporting are enabled.

  You want to assess your team's testing effort.

  To do this, you need to:

  

  Identify how much testing has the team completed,

  

  Determine whether the team is likely to finish the testing on time,

  

  Identify how many tests have passed, failed, or blocked, and

  

  Identify how many tests are left to be run. What should you do?

  A. From the team portal, open the Test Activity Excel Report.
  B. From the team portal, open the Test Plan Progress Report.
  C. From the team portal, open the Test Case Readiness Excel Report.
  D. Open the Test Results view in MTM.
  B. From the team portal, open the Test Plan Progress Report.

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  After the team creates test plans and starts to run tests by using Microsoft Test Manager, you can use the Test Plan Progress report to track the team's progress in testing the product. You can use this report to answer the following questions:

  How much testing has the team completed?

  Is the team likely to finish the testing on time?

  How many tests are left to be run?

  How many tests are passing?

  How many tests are failing?

  How many tests are blocked?

  Reference: Test Plan Progress Report

• Question 30:

  Your team uses the Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 2013 process template in Microsoft Test Manager.

  Your team wants to link all test cases to the related product backlog item or bug that they test.

  You have a test case ID 121 and a product backlog item with ID 79.

  What should you do?

  A. Open the test case, and add a Parent link to product backlog item #79.
  B. Open the product backlog item, and add a Related link to test case #121.
  C. Open the product backlog item, and add a Child link to test case #121.
  D. Open the test case, and add a Tests link to product backlog item #79.
  A. Open the test case, and add a Parent link to product backlog item #79.

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  Reference: Product Backlog Item (Scrum)