Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 71:

  You are using Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 to manage test environments for your company.

  You need to set up a two-computer environment for running tests. The environment needs to include:

  

  A client computer running Windows 7 and

  

  A server computer running Windows Server 2008 R2 SP 1, which acts as the web server and the database server.

  The server computer has already been created using Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM).

  You need to create a lab environment for testing this configuration.

  What should you do?

  A. Install a physical machine with the client configuration. Connect both the client and the existing SCVMM server computers with Visual Studio 2012 through the Server Explorer window.
  B. Install and configure a virtual machine with the client configuration by using Hyper-V. Connect both the client and the existing SCVMM server computers with Visual Studio 2012 through the Team Explorer window.
  C. Install a physical machine with the client configuration. Create a new SCVMM lab environment by combining both the client and the existing SCVMM server computers by using Lab Center in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) 2012.
  D. Install a physical machine with the client configuration. Create a new standard environment, combining the client and the server machines by using Lab Center in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) 2012.
  D. Install a physical machine with the client configuration. Create a new standard environment, combining the client and the server machines by using Lab Center in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) 2012.

• Question 72:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  Your company has configured multiple test configurations.

  You need to set all active test configurations as the default for all new test plans.

  What should you do?

  A. Select the Active state option for each test configuration.
  B. Select the Default option for each test configuration.
  C. Select multiple test configurations from the test plan.
  D. Select the Assign to new test plans option for each test configuration.
  D. Select the Assign to new test plans option for each test configuration.

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  If you want to assign a configuration to be used as a default configuration for new test plans that you create, then select Assign to new test plans. Reference: How to: Create Test Configurations

• Question 73:

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

  You want to organize your test cases by relating them to the user stories for the application under test.

  You need to use a test suite that creates the Tests link type as you add test cases.

  Which type of test suite should you create?

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

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  In your project, requirements might also be called user stories, depending on your methodology. Reference: How to: Add Requirements or User Stories to Your Test Plan

• Question 74:

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

  You are editing a test plan for a product.

  You need to supply a new custom configuration variable in the configuration setting for one of the test cases.

  In which order should you perform the actions in MTM? To answer, move all 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-Step 2:

  Create new configurations for your team project

  A few configurations are already defined for you, but you'll probably want to add your own.

  A test configuration is a combination of configuration variable values. Your configuration variables could be, for example, operating system, browser, CPU type, database. A configuration might be "Windows 7 +32-bit CPU" or "Windows 8 + 64-bit CPU."

  Step 1: Choose Testing Center, Organize, Test Configuration Manager.

  To add your own configuration variables and values, choose Manage configuration variables:

  * Step 3-step4: Open your test plan by opening Testing Center, Plan, Contents. Select one or more tests, then choose Configurations.

  

  Step 2: Create new configurations that your tests can use:

  

  

  Reference: Test configurations: specifying test platforms

• Question 75:

  Your team uses Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage test cases. Your team organizes test cases so that the same test case can be associated with multiple test suites.

  You plan to create a test case and associate it to two different static test suites named Test Suite 1 and Test Suite 2.

  You need to ensure that the test suites reference the same version of the new test case.

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

  A. Drag the test case from Test Suite 1 into Test Suite 2.
  B. Create the test case inside Test Suite 1.
  C. Copy the test case from Test Suite 1, and paste it onto Test Suite 2.
  D. Right-click on the test case, and select Create a copy and add to test suite.
  B. Create the test case inside Test Suite 1.
  C. Copy the test case from Test Suite 1, and paste it onto Test Suite 2.

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  1.

  Add a manual test case to your test plan.

  2.

  Drag test cases from one suite to another, or cut and paste.

  

  CTRL + drag or copy and paste to make the same test case appear in more than one suite. These operations don't affect the test case itself. Suites contain links to test cases, and it's the links that you're moving or copying. Reference: Plan manual tests with Microsoft Test Manager http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd286659.aspx

• Question 76:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development process template. You plan to validate that all the user stories for the current iteration will be covered by

  your testing efforts.

  You need to create test suites that will allow you to validate user story test coverage.

  Which type of test suites should you create?

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

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  A good way to start a test plan is to add user stories, product backlog items, or other requirements to it. A requirement appears in the test plan as a special type of test suite that is, a container for test cases. When you add or create test cases in a requirements suite, they become linked to the requirement so that you can easily track which requirements have been successfully tested as their implementation progresses.

  Reference: Creating Tests for Product Backlog Items, User Stories, or Requirements

• Question 77:

  You run a manual test on an application by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have the following testing requirements:

  

  Collect the diagnostic data from the local machine.

  

  Collect the diagnostic data from a remote SQL Server.

  You need to identify the components required to configure the test environment to comply with these requirements.

  Which two components should you choose? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

  A. Configuration variables
  B. Data collectors
  C. Local and remote roles
  D. Build controller
  B. Data collectors
  C. Local and remote roles

• Question 78:

  You plan to roll out Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). Phase 1 testing will include manual testing only. In Phase 2, you will introduce automated test suites to complement manual testing.

  You plan to use diagnostic data adapters for each phase. You need to provide the correct diagnostic data adapters.

  Which data diagnostic adapter is only applicable to manual testing and would accomplish this goal?

  A. Code coverage
  B. Actions
  C. Video Recording
  D. Event Log
  E. Test impact
  B. Actions

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  Actions can only be run as Manual tests on the local machine, not Automated tests.

  Note: Action Log: The action log collects a text description of each UI action that is performed during a test. The action logs are saved with the test results for the test. You can view the action log to see what actions were taken.

• Question 79:

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

  A test case that you maintain needs to be modified to test for a series of values returned after a price calculation. You add a test step to test for these data values.

  You need to add a parameter to the test case that represents the expected results.

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

  A. Click in the test step Action column, then click Insert parameter and type the parameter name.
  B. Enter the parameter name into the Parameter Values field and press Enter.
  C. Click in the test step Expected Result column and type the parameter name preceded by the @ symbol.
  D. Click in the test step Expected Result column, then click Insert parameter and type the parameter name.
  E. Click in the test step Expected Result column and type the parameter name.
  C. Click in the test step Expected Result column and type the parameter name preceded by the @ symbol.
  D. Click in the test step Expected Result column, then click Insert parameter and type the parameter name.

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  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.

  Reference: How to: Add Parameters to Shared Steps

• Question 80:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You plan to redesign a group of test cases that have similar steps but test for different conditions.

  You need to make the test cases easy to maintain.

  What should you do?

  A. Create a shared steps work item from the Shared Steps Manager view for every test case in the group and replace the test steps in the appropriate test case.
  B. Convert the manual test cases to automated tests.
  C. Open a test case, create a shared steps work item from the recurring test steps, and reuse this shared steps work item for the other test cases in the group.
  D. Find recurring test steps in the test cases and use them to create new test cases. Replace the recurring test steps with a reference to the new test cases.
  C. Open a test case, create a shared steps work item from the recurring test steps, and reuse this shared steps work item for the other test cases in the group.

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  When you plan manual tests there are some sequences of steps, such as logging in, that occur in many test cases. To avoid having to enter these sequences again and again, create shared steps.

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  Create shared steps

  While you're editing a test case, select a sequence of steps that you want to share. The steps you selected are replaced with a link to the new shared steps work item.

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  Use shared steps

  Now you can use the shared steps in another test case.

  Reference: Share steps between test cases