EXIN EX0-113 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

EXIN EX0-113 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  Which of the following may be a consequence of not performing a pretest?

  A. A degradation in quality of the test basis.
  B. An increase in the number of test cases.
  C. Loss of time during the test execution.
  D. Increased risk of damage during production.
  C. Loss of time during the test execution.

• Question 2:

  What is not an element of a test case in relation to the system behavior to be tested?

  A. action
  B. defect
  C. initial situation
  D. predicted result
  B. defect

• Question 3:

  Which test design technique can be used to test performance?

  A. Data Cycle Test
  B. Process Cycle Test
  C. Real-Life Test
  C. Real-Life Test

• Question 4:

  See the illustration below:

  In order to test a registration application for a weekend trip, logical test cases must be created according to the Data Combination Test. It is agreed to conduct light testing. One data pair is defined that must be fully tested in combination:

  -day ?attraction

  Using a classification tree, six test cases are designed.

  

  Where should the 'bullets' for test case 4 be placed?

  A. Saturday, zoo, 2nd
  B. Sunday, zoo, family car
  C. Sunday, zoo, 2nd
  C. Sunday, zoo, 2nd

• Question 5:

  What is the aim of the activity `assessing the test basis'?

  A. To determine the risk of the various system components
  B. To select the most suitable test design techniques
  C. To determine whether the delivered system components can be tested in a useful manner
  D. To establish the testability of the test basis
  D. To establish the testability of the test basis

• Question 6:

  Software engineers still rarely adopt a structured approach to testing. How could the Project Manager improve this situation?

  A. By focusing the project on money
  B. By focusing the project on the quality delivered
  C. By focusing the project on time
  B. By focusing the project on the quality delivered

• Question 7:

  A test design often consists of a logical and a physical test design. What does a physical test design add?

  A. It specifies all of the test situations
  B. It shows that the required level of coverage has been achieved
  C. It serves as thorough preparation for the execution phase
  D. A single logical test case is elaborated into a number of physical test cases
  C. It serves as thorough preparation for the execution phase

• Question 8:

  Which defects can be detected more effectively with development tests than with system and/or acceptance tests?

  A. defects related toaffectivity
  B. defects related to the database and/or the operating system
  C. defects related to the functional specifications
  D. defects related to performance
  B. defects related to the database and/or the operating system

• Question 9:

  With which units do you best start the unit integration test?

  A. the units that are ready first
  B. the units that are the worst (least) documented
  C. the units in which the most problems are expected
  C. the units in which the most problems are expected

• Question 10:

  See the specification below:

  A specification includes the parameters A, B and C.

  A and B each have 3 equivalence classes and C has 2.

  What is the minimum number of test situations that will be generated by applying the coverage type pairwise testing?

  A. 3
  B. 6
  C. 9
  D. 18
  C. 9