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What is a key characteristic of integration testing?
What is a key characteristic of integration testing?
- Testing the graphical user interface (GUI) only
- Running tests without any specified time constraints
- Testing the system as a whole to verify interactions between different components (correct)
- Testing individual components in isolation
Which type of testing emphasizes 'Learn, Explore, and Perform by Scientific Thinking'?
Which type of testing emphasizes 'Learn, Explore, and Perform by Scientific Thinking'?
- Unit testing
- Smoke testing
- Exploratory testing (correct)
- Regression testing
What is a major advantage of adhoc testing over scripted testing?
What is a major advantage of adhoc testing over scripted testing?
- Results in more reproducible steps
- Follows a predefined test script
- Finds every possible defect in the system
- Requires less preparation time (correct)
In the context of external server testing, what does it mean if the server is 'reachable but not responding'?
In the context of external server testing, what does it mean if the server is 'reachable but not responding'?
What is a challenge of adhoc testing?
What is a challenge of adhoc testing?
Which stage of product development is adhoc testing particularly suitable for?
Which stage of product development is adhoc testing particularly suitable for?
'External device not responding' is an example of a challenge faced during which type of testing?
'External device not responding' is an example of a challenge faced during which type of testing?
'Wireless connectivity' issues are often encountered during:
'Wireless connectivity' issues are often encountered during:
According to Microsoft's priority scale, which priority level would be given to a bug that causes system crash or data loss?
According to Microsoft's priority scale, which priority level would be given to a bug that causes system crash or data loss?
In defect severity classification, what does a 'Show Stopper' defect signify?
In defect severity classification, what does a 'Show Stopper' defect signify?
What is the technical priority based on in defect fixing urgency?
What is the technical priority based on in defect fixing urgency?
What would a 'Major Defect' signify in terms of application functionality?
What would a 'Major Defect' signify in terms of application functionality?
Based on Microsoft's severity scale, what does a level 4 bug typically contain?
Based on Microsoft's severity scale, what does a level 4 bug typically contain?
How is 'Cosmetic' defect classified in terms of severity?
How is 'Cosmetic' defect classified in terms of severity?
'Bug causes minor functionality problems, may affect 'fit and finish'' represents which level of severity as per Microsoft's scale?
'Bug causes minor functionality problems, may affect 'fit and finish'' represents which level of severity as per Microsoft's scale?
'Should fix soon, before product release' is associated with which priority level according to Microsoft?
'Should fix soon, before product release' is associated with which priority level according to Microsoft?
'Bug contains typos, unclear wording or error messages in low visibility fields' is classified under which severity level by Microsoft?
'Bug contains typos, unclear wording or error messages in low visibility fields' is classified under which severity level by Microsoft?
'Issues in location of the object or the look and feel issue' are typically categorized under which type of defect?
'Issues in location of the object or the look and feel issue' are typically categorized under which type of defect?
