Writing Effective Test Cases Quiz

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What type of test case ensures that a feature remains functional after changes are made to the system?

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How can one ensure that test cases cover all possible scenarios?

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Which factor is NOT crucial when determining the priority of a test case?

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Which test case component describes how the system should respond after execution?

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What is the purpose of the 'steps' section in a test case?

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Which of the following is NOT typically part of a test case?

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Which of the following is an example of non-functional testing?

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What is the main purpose of writing test cases?

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Which of the following is a key element of a well-written test case?

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How can test case management tools benefit testing processes?

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What is a primary advantage of automated test cases?

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What should be done if multiple test cases yield similar results?

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Why is it important for test cases to include expected results?

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How does prioritizing test cases help in testing?

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When writing a test case, what is the significance of the 'prerequisites' section?

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Question 1/15
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What type of test case ensures that a feature remains functional after changes are made to the system?

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Regression test cases are designed to ensure that new code changes do not adversely affect existing functionalities of the software.
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How can one ensure that test cases cover all possible scenarios?

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Creating a requirements traceability matrix ensures that all possible scenarios are covered by mapping each requirement to its corresponding test cases.
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Which factor is NOT crucial when determining the priority of a test case?

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While prioritizing test cases factors like impact on end-user, code complexity, and resource availability are important, aesthetic feel is not a critical factor.
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Which test case component describes how the system should respond after execution?

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The expected result component specifies what the correct outcome should be after the test case is executed, indicating whether the test has passed.
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What is the purpose of the 'steps' section in a test case?

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The 'steps' section outlines a step-by-step guide to executing the test, ensuring consistent and efficient test execution by testers.
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Which of the following is NOT typically part of a test case?

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Test cases do not typically include actual code examples; they focus on inputs, steps, and expected outcomes.
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Which of the following is an example of non-functional testing?

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Non-functional testing, like usability testing, evaluates aspects such as user experience, performance, and reliability, beyond specific functionalities.
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What is the main purpose of writing test cases?

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The main purpose of writing test cases is to validate that the software functions as expected under various conditions.
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Which of the following is a key element of a well-written test case?

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A well-written test case should include clear and concise steps to ensure that anyone can execute it and understand the process.
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How can test case management tools benefit testing processes?

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Test case management tools aid in organizing, tracking, and managing test cases efficiently, enhancing the overall productivity of the testing process.
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What is a primary advantage of automated test cases?

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Automated test cases offer consistent execution and can be run repeatedly, which is useful for regression testing and long-term test maintenance.
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What should be done if multiple test cases yield similar results?

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If multiple test cases yield similar results, they should be combined to eliminate redundancy, optimizing the efficiency of test execution.
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Why is it important for test cases to include expected results?

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Including expected results in test cases is crucial to confirm whether the actual outcome aligns with the intended functionality.
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How does prioritizing test cases help in testing?

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Prioritizing test cases helps focus testing efforts on critical areas, optimizing resources and ensuring key functionalities are thoroughly tested first.
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When writing a test case, what is the significance of the 'prerequisites' section?

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The 'prerequisites' section identifies the conditions that must be established before executing the test case, ensuring valid test execution.