Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 41:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You plan to design a shared steps work item with the possibility that it will be used with multiple rows of test data.

  You need to create a test case that contains the shared steps in multiple iterations. You also need to provide different test data for each iteration.

  What should you do?

  A. Create a copy of the shared steps work item and provide different values for the parameters in the original shared steps work item and its copy. Use the different shared steps work items in the test cases to get different test data.
  B. Create an action recording of the shared steps work item and specify multiple parameter values while recording.
  C. Provide default parameter values in the shared steps work item and provide different data in the test case for multiple iterations.
  D. Provide multiple values for parameters in the shared steps.
  D. Provide multiple values for parameters in the shared steps.

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  If you have multiple test cases with shared test steps, you can create shared steps to use in all these test cases. This reduces the maintenance for manual test cases If you want to run your test cases that have shared steps multiple times

  with different data, you can add parameters to the shared steps. This enables you to run test cases with shared steps multiple times using each iteration of the data in the parameters.

  Note:

  To insert or delete parameters and add the value for a parameter

  1.

  Open Microsoft Test Manager.

  2.

  From the Testing Center, choose Organize and then choose Shared Steps Manager.

  The Shared Steps Manager pane is displayed.

  3.

  To add parameters to your shared steps, select the shared steps from the list.

  4.

  To open the shared steps, choose Open.

  5.

  Choose where you want to insert your parameter in either Action or Expected Result. Then choose Insert parameter.

  The Insert Parameter dialog box is displayed.

  6.

  Type the name of your parameter and then choose Insert parameter.

  The parameter is displayed in the step preceded by @.

  7.

  Choose Enter.

  The column to add the parameter values for this new parameter is displayed underneath the steps in Default Parameter Value.

  8.

  Repeat steps 5 to 7 to add all the parameters that you require for your shared steps.

  9.

  To add the values for the parameters, choose one of the columns for the parameters.

  A new row is displayed to use to add a set of parameter values.

  10.

  Type the values for all your parameters.

  Reference: How to: Add Parameters to Shared Steps

• Question 42:

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

  You plan to use the Recommended tests feature to assist in identifying tests to run against a Windows Presentation Foundation rich client application. When you select a new build, no recommended tests are displayed.

  You need to configure the data collectors to enable the feature.

  Which data collector should you configure?

  A. Action Log
  B. Test Impact
  C. IntelliTrace
  D. ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact
  B. Test Impact

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  To find the recommended tests, you must first run your manual tests using Test Runner or run your automated tests. When you run these tests, you have to use test settings that collect the test impact data. This test impact data contains information about which methods are called when you run your tests.

  Reference: Visual Studio 2013, Which tests should be run since a previous build

• Question 43:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You have a shared steps work item that you want to hide in the Shared Steps Manager.

  You need to ensure that only active shared steps work items are displayed.

  What should you do?

  A. Change the state of the shared steps work item to Closed, then customize the filter of the Shared Steps Manager view to display shared steps that have the status Active.
  B. Delete the shared steps work item from all test cases where it is used, then delete the shared steps work item from the Shared Steps Manager.
  C. For the shared steps work item, change the Show in Shared Step Manager setting to Do Not Show.
  D. Change the state of the shared steps work item to Removed.
  A. Change the state of the shared steps work item to Closed, then customize the filter of the Shared Steps Manager view to display shared steps that have the status Active.

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  To change the state of shared steps to closed

  From the Testing Center, choose Organize and then choose Shared Steps Manager.

  The Contents pane is displayed.

  To open the shared steps to change the state, double-click the shared steps that are listed in the Shared Steps manager pane. Choose State and then choose Closed.

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  To hide the closed shared steps, you can add the state column and filter by state.

  1.

  Right-click in the columns header of the shared steps manager.

  A drop-down list of fields is displayed.

  2.

  To select the state field, choose State from the list of fields. Choose outside the drop- down list to close it and to add the field to the columns.

  3.

  To add a filter to the column to hide the closed shared steps, choose the drop-down arrow in the column header. Select Active to show only the active shared steps. Reference: How to: Change the State of Shared Steps to Closed

• Question 44:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development process template. Your team has all required permissions to run the reports on the SharePoint project

  portal.

  You need to track the progress on resolving bugs by your team for the past week.

  Which Excel report should you run?

  A. Bug Trends
  B. Bugs by Assignment
  C. Run the Team Trend report.
  D. Bug Progress
  A. Bug Trends

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  You can use the Bug Trends report in Office Excel to track the rate at which the team is discovering, resolving, and closing Bugs. This report shows a moving average of Bugs that the team has discovered and resolved over time. Example:

  

• Question 45:

  You are managing test cases by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You plan to test a part of your product on a specific configuration you create.

  You need to ensure that new test cases in a specific test suite default to use this configuration without impacting other test suites.

  What should you do?

  A. Create a new test plan for testing with the specific configuration.
  B. Select all test cases in the test suite and select the specific configuration.
  C. Select the specific configuration as the default configuration for the test plan.
  D. Select the specific configuration as the default configuration for the test suite.
  D. Select the specific configuration as the default configuration for the test suite.

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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 46:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You have a large list of existing test plans that are obsolete. These test plans should be kept for historical purposes. When testers click on the Home button to select a test plan, the list is too long to easily navigate.

  You need to show only the test plans that are currently being used.

  What should you do?

  A. In the Test Plan Manager view, right-click each obsolete test plan and select Hide.
  B. In the Test Plan Manager view, for each obsolete test plan select Delete test plan.
  C. In the test plan Properties, change the State to Inactive for each obsolete test plan.
  D. In the Test Plan Manager view, right-click each obsolete test plan and select Close.
  E. In the test plan Properties, change the State to Closed for each obsolete test plan.
  C. In the test plan Properties, change the State to Inactive for each obsolete test plan.

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  If you do not want to delete a test plan and its associated test suites and test results, you can change the state of the test plan to inactive.

• Question 47:

  You are the lead product tester for your company. You use Microsoft Visual Studio Ultimate to design and test your flagship product.

  You restructure some of the testing to use shared steps.

  You need to create an action recording for a shared step.

  Which four 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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  step 1) First, you must load a test that contains the shared steps into Test Runner. Then you can create an action recording for shared steps while you run the test. The shared steps can be run automatically when the shared steps are included in this test and other tests.

  * (step 2, step 3) Record an Action Recording on a Shared Step Set in Test Runner

  

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

• Question 48:

  Your company assigns you to a Scrum team. You are planning the release and sprint.

  You have created global lists, which are pick lists that you can include in one or more fields and types of work items.

  The product owner reviews the Product Backlog with the team and assigns each work item to a release and a sprint. One of the fields in the work item is using the global list as the pick list.

  You need to assign the minimum permissions to export the work item type definition, including the global lists.

  Which two permissions should you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

  A. View collection-level information permission set to Allow
  B. Member of the Project Collection Valid Users
  C. View system synchronization information permission set to Allow
  D. Member of the Project Administrators
  A. View collection-level information permission set to Allow
  B. Member of the Project Collection Valid Users

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  A:

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  View collection-level information

  Can view collection-level group membership and permissions.

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  Collection-level permissions

  Collection-level permissions grant authorization to collection-wide tasks, which you can set for these users and groups:

  Collection-level users and groups, such as Project Collection Administrators Project-level groups that you add to a collection

  Custom groups that you add to a collection

  B: Project Collection Valid Users Group: Create a workspace, View build resources, and View collection-level information.

  Incorrect:

  Not C: Permission: View system synchronization information Can call the synchronization application programming interfaces. Assign only to service accounts.

  Not D: Too much permissions.

  Reference: Permission reference for Team Foundation Server

• Question 49:

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

  The test you are developing has a two validation steps that use a parameter named TotalPrice. The feature associated with TotalPrice has changed, making the parameter and the first validation step unnecessary. The second validation step

  requires a new parameter named Price.

  You need to delete the TotalPrice parameter, along with its data values, and add the Price parameter to the second validation step.

  What should you do?

  A. Delete the two validation steps and the TotalPrice parameter, and then delete the parameter values for TotalPrice.
  B. Delete the first validation step and insert the Price parameter into the second validation step.
  C. Delete the first validation step and rename TotalPrice to Price in the second validation step.
  D. Delete the first validation step and insert the Price parameter into the Action column of the second validation step.
  C. Delete the first validation step and rename TotalPrice to Price in the second validation step.

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  On the STEPS tab, click Edit with Microsoft Test Manager to define the action and validation steps and parameters to be performed as part of the test.

• Question 50:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manually test for an ASP.NET website. You have previously created a test plan named QA Release 1.0 that contains 115 test cases, and you are now planning the testing for Release 2.0. The QA Release 2.0 test plan must meet the following requirements:

  

  All the test cases in QA Release 1.0 should be available in QA Release 2.0.

  

  Testers should be able to change, add, or remove test cases from either the QA Release 1.0 test plan or the QA Release 2.0 test plan as required, without affecting the other test plan.

  

  Shared steps and test configuration from the QA Release 1.0 test plan need to be reflected in QA Release 2.0 test plan.

  You need to facilitate simultaneous testing of the website by creating the QA Release 2.0 test plan according to the stated requirements.

  What should you do?

  A. Copy the root test suite from the QA Release 1.0 test plan into the QA Release 2.0 test plan.
  B. Clone the root test suite from the QA Release 1.0 test plan into the QA Release 2.0 test plan.
  C. Copy all the test cases from the QA Release 1.0 test plan into the QA Release 2.0 test plan by using the Create copy option in Test Case Manager.
  D. Export all the test cases from the QA Release 1.0 test plan into Excel, then import them into the QA Release 2.0 test plan.
  B. Clone the root test suite from the QA Release 1.0 test plan into the QA Release 2.0 test plan.

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  Cloning test suites by using tcm.exe (copy by value or deep copy) creates new test cases in the destination test plan. These new test cases are copies of the test cases in your source test plan. After the copy, you can edit the test cases in either plan without affecting the other. Cloning test suites is useful when you want to work on two differing releases simultaneously. The source and target suites must be in the same team project collection.

  Reference: Copying and Cloning Test Suites and Test Cases