Quality Assurance Testing

Software testing, which is done without planning and documentation, is known as

The _____ is used to keep the micrometer from over-pressing the work piece.

• Friction Sleeve

White box testing is not called as

the manufacturing of products without interruption

• Continuous Manufacturing

A fit where the parts must be forced together is called a _____ or _____ fit.

• Forced/Interference

a small, solid piece of medicine

• tablet

The dial caliper's measurement is found by reading the _____ and the _____.

• Rule/Dial

Which type of testing is performed to validate that the software meets the specified requirements?

• 1. Load testing
• 2. Regression testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Acceptance testing

(adj, noun) not real

• fake

Which type of testing involves testing the software's behavior in a multi-user environment?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Load testing
• 4. Performance testing

(compound adj) Effective or productive in relation to its cost

• cost-effective

(verb) to give permission for publication, performance, exhibition, or sale of; also : to make available to the public

• release

A test [Blank] is a set of conditions or variables under which a tester will determine whether a system under test satisfies requirements or works correctly.

• data

An accuracy of .005 inches means that the measurement of a 5.653 would be as much as _____.

• 5.658 in

(noun) the size or level of something, or the amount that something is happening

• scale

ANTARA YANG BERIKUT YANG MANAKAH STEP 6 DALAM PROSES CQI?

• ••Look at the results
• •Analyze the problem
• ••Start over
• •Develop an action plan

ANTARA YANG BERIKUT YANG MANAKAH STEP 5 DALAM PROSES CQI?

• ••Look at the results
• •Analyze the problem
• ••Start over
• •Develop an action plan

ANTARA YANG BERIKUT YANG MANAKAH STEP 1 DALAM PROSES CQI?

• •Define the current situation
• •Analyze the problem
• •Identify a need/issue/problem and develop a problem statement
• •Develop an action plan

In software testing, what does the acronym 'SUT' stand for?

• 1. Software Update Test
• 2. System Under Test
• 3. Software Unit Test
• 4. System Update Test

ANTARA YANG BERIKUT YANG MANAKAH STEP 4 DALAM PROSES CQI?

• •Define the current situation
• •Analyze the problem
• •Identify a need/issue/problem and develop a problem statement
• •Develop an action plan

(noun) the general direction of changes or developments

• trend

What is the purpose of sanity testing in software testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Quick verification of critical functionality
• 3. Performance testing under load
• 4. Exploratory testing

A _____ material condition specifies the limit where most material is contained in the part.

• Maximum

What is the purpose of usability testing in software testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Evaluating the software's user interface and overall user experience
• 3. Validating system performance
• 4. Testing the software's functionality

DEFINI CQI

• (4 Markah) (C4)

ANTARA YANG BERIKUT YANG MANAKAH STEP 3 DALAM PROSES CQI?

• •Define the current situation
• •Analyze the problem
• •Identify a need/issue/problem and develop a problem statement
• •Develop an action plan

Resolution is the _____ graduation of a measuring instrument will read.

• Smallest

What is the primary goal of Quality Assurance in software development?

• 1. Writing code
• 2. Ensuring product quality
• 3. User interface design
• 4. Project management

Tape measures are well suited for measuring _____ distances.

• Longer

The _____ scale allows a micrometer to read to the nearest 10 thousandth of an inch.

• Vernier

The tightest fit between two parts in a sliding fit is called the _____.

• Allowance

What is the primary purpose of smoke testing?

• 1. Quickly identifying major defects
• 2. Validating system performance
• 3. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 4. Evaluating user experience

The main focus of acceptance testing is:

One inch is equal to _____ centimeters.

• 2.54

Which testing phase involves testing the software's functionality in a simulated live environment?

• 1. Acceptance testing
• 2. Unit testing
• 3. Regression testing
• 4. Beta testing

(verb) to write information down or store it in a computer or on film

• record

(noun) a sudden rise in the incidence of a disease

• outbreak

(verb) to give remedially

• administer

Another term for dimensional measurement is _____.

• Linear Measurement

5.80 in converts to _____ centimeters.

• 14.732

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle long periods of continuous operation?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Endurance testing

What does the acronym 'LOC' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Level of Compatibility
• 2. Lines of Code
• 3. Length of Code
• 4. Lines of Compatibility

What are the Types of Integration Testing?

an imaginary intellectual region of design alternatives that contains all of the potential solutions to a problem related to conception

• Design space

What is Quality assurance (QA)?

Identify one of the key tasks that has to be completed as a part of QMS Plan ?

• Evaluate Information to Determine Compliance with Standards
• Administration and Management
• Management Review
• Customer and Personal Service
• Fiscal Budgets

5-7/16 inches converts to _____ mm.

• 138.11

the administrative center of a company

• headquarters

What does the acronym 'IOC' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Integrated Operation Control
• 2. Input Output Control
• 3. Input Oriented Control
• 4. Integrated Output Control

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle varying levels of CPU usage?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. CPU testing
• 4. Performance testing

Variance from product specifications is called?

(noun) someone who owns shares in a company or business

• shareholder

(phrase) the quantity or amount (as of a commodity) needed or available coming early or at the right time

• timely supply

The typical measuring accuracy of a dial caliper is _____ inches/mm.

• +- 0.003

(adj) wasteful of time or energy

• inefficient

A tolerance specified with a plus and minus is called a _____ tolerance.

• Bilateral

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle multiple concurrent transactions?

• 1. Usability testing
• 2. Integration testing
• 3. Regression testing
• 4. Concurrent testing

In which activity of the Fundamental Test Process is the test environment set up?

• Test implementation and execution.
• Test planning and control
• Test analysis and design
• Evaluating exit criteria and reporting

The first compartment of a feature control frame contains the _____ of the geometric feature.

• Symbol

The caliper is more accurate than a _____ but less accurate than a _____.

• Ruler/Micrometer

The graduations of an English micrometer's thimble scale are _____.

• 0.001 inches

(verb) to cause an action that causes a greater reaction

• trigger

land and the buildings that are on it

• premises

(verb) to include

• encompass

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle different server configurations?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Server testing
• 4. Configuration testing

_____ is stated as the maximum number of measurement units the reading could differ from actual length.

• +-.002 inches

The axis of a shaft can be identified as being a datum by placing _____ in the dimension line.

• Hyphens

Involves adjusting strategies to deal with opportunities and threats; uses product-by-value analysis

• life cycle management

What is the purpose of destructive testing in software testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Testing the system's robustness by intentionally causing failures
• 4. Validating system performance

What is the main purpose of static testing?

• 1. Verifying system performance
• 2. Validating system integration
• 3. Identifying defects in the software
• 4. Early detection of errors in software artifacts

The SI system is an easy system because the units are based on factors of _____ of the base unit.

• Ten

The _____ locks the digital caliper's carriage in place.

• Locking screw

any instrument or apparatus used in the diagnosis, prevention, monitoring, treatment, or alleviation of disease

• medical device

Unreachable code would best be found using:

TUJUAN CQI ADALAH UNTUK MENCAPAI ______________

• tahap prestasi tinggi

What is the main goal of back-end testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Identifying defects in the software
• 3. Verifying system performance
• 4. Testing the software's server-side processes and databases

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle asynchronous events?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Asynchronous testing
• 4. Performance testing

A _____ is total amount by which a part dimension can vary.

• Tolerance

Who can review/revise the SHOPPIE & Zone Targets with valid justification?

• MC Manager
• Contact Centre Manager
• QA Manager
• Regional Manager
• CE Manager

to become/make full

• fill

(noun) the fact that a substance is dirty or lower in quality

• impurity

The _____ jaws are used to measure the length of a shaft.

• Outside

_____ is the process of determining the physical dimensions of a part.

• Dimensional Measurement

The resolution of a typical tape measure is _____.

• 1/16 in

Part features should always be measured from the _____, not the feature datum for best accuracy.

• Datum

The _____ is the loosest fit between two mating parts in a sliding fit.

• Clearance

The typical accuracy of a micrometer is _____ (SI).

• 0.005 m - 0.01 mm

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle a significant amount of concurrent users?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Load testing

What is the purpose of load testing in software testing?

• 1. Evaluating user experience
• 2. Testing system performance under expected load
• 3. Verifying data accuracy
• 4. Identifying security vulnerabilities

What is the primary goal of gorilla testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Focusing on specific functionalities and testing them rigorously
• 4. Validating system performance

to make an official examination of the accounts of a business and produce a report

• audit

APAKAH YANG DIMAKSUDKAN DENGAN ACT DALAM PROSES CQI

• DEFINE THE OBJECTIVE
• CARRY OUT THE PLAN. COLLECT DATA
• COMPLETE THE ANALYSIS OF DATA
• PLAN THE NEXT CYCLE

Datums are use instead of datum features because part features are not _____.

• Perfect

a piece of equipment used to put weight on something in order to make it flat or to force liquid out of it.

• press

APAKAH YANG DIMAKSUDKAN DENGAN STUDY DALAM PROSES CQI

• DEFINE THE OBJECTIVE
• CARRY OUT THE PLAN. COLLECT DATA
• COMPLETE THE ANALYSIS OF DATA
• PLAN THE NEXT CYCLE

provides detailed information relative to the performance of tasks within the job description

• procedure manual

The U.S. Customary system is derived from _____ system.

• Imperial/Old English

(noun) lack of success

• failure

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle changes in system configurations?

• 1. Regression testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Configuration testing
• 4. Integration testing

The largest hole size possible with a tolerance is called _____ material condition.

• least

while awaiting

• pending

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle data encryption and decryption?

• 1. Data Encryption Testing
• 2. Security testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Usability testing

(noun) a particular way of accomplishing something or of acting

• procedure

(noun) a detailed instruction about...

• specification

a thin line cut into a hard surface.

• groove

_Feedback on GCS Activities Report to be maintained on ?

• _Feedback Folder
• Suggestion file
• _Feedback Tracker
• Comment Template
• Remark Tool

The thimble of the metric micrometer is graduated in _____ mm.

• 0.1

Non-functional system testing includes:

What is the main purpose of non-functional testing?

• 1. Verifying system integration
• 2. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 3. Validating system performance
• 4. Testing aspects other than functionality, like performance and usability

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle different types of inputs?

• 1. Usability testing
• 2. Performance testing
• 3. Load testing
• 4. Input testing

a quantity of food, medicine, that is produced at the same time.

• batch

What is the frequency of ISO internal audit ?

• Yearly
• Weekly
• Monthly
• Bi-weekly
• Semiannually

A _____ contains the geometric tolerance information for a particular feature.

• Tolerance Value

A datum is important because it helps make more _____ measurements.

• Accurate

What is the primary purpose of ad-hoc testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Unscripted testing to discover defects
• 4. Validating system performance

(noun) a prominent part or characteristic

• feature

A precision measurement tool _____ the reading to give a more accurate reading.

• Amplifies

What is the main goal of recovery testing?

(noun) Identification of something as a sudden advance especially in knowledge or technique

• breakthrough

The base length of a 3-4 in micrometer is _____ inches.

• 3

(n.) an imitation designed to deceive; (adj.) not genuine, fake; (v.) to make an illegal copy

• counterfeit

based on evidence of successful validation of the manufacturing process and review of the documentation on the additional process monitoring carried out during manufacture to support parametric release. Consequently used as an operational alternative to routine release testing of certain, specific parameters. (European Medicines Agency)

• Parametric release

(noun) the process of making regular small changes and upgrades to the products, services, etc. of a company rather than a few big changes

• continuous improvement

(adj) indispensable, vital

• critical

The _____ of a part is measured with a micrometer by sweeping it to find the longest line.

• Diameter

to execute promptly

• expedite

Which type of testing involves testing the software's functionality without revealing its internal logic?

• 1. White-box testing
• 2. Black-box testing
• 3. Gray-box testing
• 4. Regression testing

The micrometer has very high accuracy because the part is measured The micrometer has very high accuracy because it has _____ with the line of measurement.

• In line

(adj) poisonous

• toxic

What is the primary purpose of exploratory testing?

• 1. Verifying system integration
• 2. Validating system performance
• 3. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 4. Discovering defects through ad-hoc testing

ANTARA YANG BERIKUT YANG MANAKAH STEP 2 DALAM PROSES CQI?

• •Define the current situation
• •Analyze the problem
• •Identify a need/issue/problem and develop a problem statement
• •Develop an action plan

Impact Analysis helps to decide:

in accordance with

• in compliance with

Requirements/ Design Review, Test Planning, Test Environment Setup, Test Designing, Test Execution, and Test Reporting is called Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC)

• True
• False

The accuracy of the digital caliper is _____.

• +- 0.001

A hole with a specified diameter is called a feature of _____.

• Size

(noun) a series of actions or operations conducing to an end

• process

Dial calipers are popular because their accuracy is _____.

• reasonable

What is the retention period for storing all original Internal Audit documentation?

• 12 Months
• 5 years
• 3 Years
• 6 Months

What does the acronym 'RC' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Regression and Configuration
• 2. Requirement and Change
• 3. Release and Control
• 4. Resource and Configuration

The _____ dimensioning method causes more error in measurement because of the tolerance build up.

• Chain

A measurement of 25/10 in the U.S. Customary system is 2.5 in decimal form.

• 2.5

What is the primary purpose of spike testing?

• 1. Verifying system performance
• 2. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 3. Testing the system's behavior under sudden, extreme loads
• 4. Identifying defects in the software

What is the purpose of non-functional testing in software testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Validating system performance
• 4. Testing aspects other than functionality, such as usability and performance

(phrase) To fulfill the requirements regarding a date or time before which something must be done

• meet a deadline

(adj) intended to make something better

• corrective

What is the SLA for submitting High Priority CAPA ?

• 3 working days
• 5 days
• 5 Working days
• 3 days
• 1 Working day

Two ways of expressing a measurement in inches are _____ and _____.

• Decimals/Fractions

What can be used to track unethical practices and incidents of Alshaya Social Media ?

• Monitoring Data
• Satisfaction Survey
• Service Clinic
• Custom Report
• Quality Management System

What is the main goal of alpha-beta testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Identifying defects in the software
• 3. Combining controlled testing with real-world testing before release
• 4. Validating system performance

(noun) a period of time especially with respect to some action or project

• timeframe

(noun) a statement in which someone complains about something.

• complaint

Which of the following would be a valid measure of test progress?

• Number of undetected defects
• Number of test cases not yet executed
• Total number of defects in the product
• Effort required to fix all defects

Common machinists rule lengths include 6 inches, _____, 150 mm, and 300 mm.

• 12 inches

A _____ only specifies the tolerance of dimensions not having a tolerance next to them.

• Tolerance Note

To break something into small pieces.

• Grind

The size and type of the smallest graduations on a machinists rule is called the _____.

• Scale

The hook's slots wearing out on a tape measure is an example of _____ error.

• Instrument

APAKAH YANG DIMAKSUDKAN DENGAN DO DALAM PROSES CQI

• DEFINE THE OBJECTIVE
• CARRY OUT THE PLAN. COLLECT DATA
• COMPLETE THE ANALYSIS OF DATA
• PLAN THE NEXT CYCLE

You should always round off the reading of the digital caliper to the first _____ decimal places.

• Three

What does the acronym 'BVA' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Basic Value Analysis
• 2. Boundary Value Analysis
• 3. Binary Variation Assessment
• 4. Best Value Assessment

A thing that is compulsory; a necessary condition.

• requirement

Which testing technique involves testing the software's functionality from the end-user's perspective?

• 1. Integration testing
• 2. Unit testing
• 3. User acceptance testing
• 4. Stress testing

The micrometer measures a dimension by holding the part between the _____ face and the _____ face.

• Anvil/Spindle

Which type of testing involves testing the software's functionality with extreme inputs?

• 1. Boundary Value Analysis
• 2. Ad-hoc testing
• 3. Integration testing
• 4. Load testing

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle interruptions and resume normal operation afterward?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Interruption testing
• 4. Performance testing

What does the acronym 'DBMS' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Data Base Management System
• 2. Database Model System
• 3. Database Management System
• 4. Data Backup Management System

A rotating cylindrical container or receptacle.

• drum

a person or business that has invested money in something (such as a company)

• stakeholder

(noun) an important discovery

• breakthrough

(noun) a noticeable difference from what is expected or acceptable

• deviation

(verb) to do something that someone wants, needs or expects you to do

• to meet a need/demand/requirement

What if the software is so buggy it can't be tested at all?

(adj) causing harm, harmful

• adverse

the position of having control or responsibility for...

• in charge of

(verb) to order the return of a product made by a company because of a fault in the product

• recall

(verb) to start something, usually something big or important

• launch

What does the acronym 'STLC' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Software Testing Life Cycle
• 2. Software Test and Launch Cycle
• 3. Software Testing and Lifecycle
• 4. System Test Life Cycle

Which type of testing focuses on the alignment of the software with user expectations and needs?

• 1. Performance testing
• 2. Regression testing
• 3. User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
• 4. Integration testing

Which testing technique involves testing the entire system to ensure all components work correctly together?

• 1. Integration testing
• 2. Acceptance testing
• 3. Unit testing
• 4. Regression testing

Which type of testing involves testing the software's functionality across different network speeds?

• 1. Load testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Network testing

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle data transmission and communication?

• 1. Usability testing
• 2. Performance testing
• 3. Regression testing
• 4. Interoperability testing

NYATAKAN 5 CYCLE OF CQI

The digital caliper is faster to _____ than the dial caliper.

• Read

(verb) to make less severe or painful)

• mitigate

(verb): to alter or interfere in an unauthorized or improper manner

• tamper

Before you measure with a digital caliper you should always _____.

• Calibrate

How can you capture the screen on Android?

What does the acronym 'GUI' stand for in software testing?

• 1. General User Interface
• 2. Graphical User Input
• 3. Graphical User Interface
• 4. General User Input

Requirement and Analysis, Design, Development or Coding, Testing, and Maintenance is called a Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC )

• True
• False

An accuracy of .005 inches means that the measurement of a 5.653 would be as little as _____.

• 5.648 in

(verb) to conform, submit, or adapt (as to a regulation or to another's wishes) as required or requested

• comply with

What is the primary goal of installation testing?

• 1. Validating system performance
• 2. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 3. Verifying system integration
• 4. Ensuring the software installs and operates correctly

What is the primary goal of alpha testing?

• 1. Identifying defects in the software
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 4. Testing the software in a controlled environment prior to release

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to recover from failures or crashes?

• 1. Load testing
• 2. Security testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Recovery testing

The base unit of length in the SI system is the _____

• Meter

What does the 'V' model in software testing represent?

• 1. Verification and Validation
• 2. Vulnerability and Variation
• 3. Validation and Verification
• 4. Version and Variation

(noun) termination; especially : the termination of a time or period fixed by law, contract, or agreement

• expiry

The typical accuracy of a micrometer is _____ (U.S. customary).

• 0.0002 in - 0.0004 in

Dial calipers are popular because they are _____ to carry.

• Easy

coming early or at the right time

• timely

a large container such as a tub or barrel used for holding liquids

• Vat

Resolution is also referred to as _____.

• Discrimination.

What is the main goal of beta testing?

• 1. Validating system performance
• 2. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 3. Identifying defects in the software
• 4. Gathering user feedback before the official release

Two of the reasons GD&T is the standard used for tolerancing tech drawings is it allows _____ tolerances and provides a consistent _____.

• Increased/Language

What is the main goal of soak testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Identifying defects in the software
• 3. Verifying system performance
• 4. Testing the system's stability over an extended period under normal conditions

The correctness of data after processing, storage or transmission.

• data integrity

What is the main goal of security testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Identifying defects in the software
• 3. Verifying the software's ability to protect data and resources from unauthorized access
• 4. Validating system performance

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle a large number of database operations?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Database testing
• 4. Performance testing

What does the acronym 'COTS' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Common Operating Test System
• 2. Commercial Off-The-Shelf
• 3. Computer Operations and Testing System
• 4. Common Off-The-Shelf Software

A common way to avoid the error caused by a loose hook on a tape measure from the _____ mark.

• 1 in

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle various data formats and structures?

• 1. Data Format Testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Data Interoperability testing

the difference between the highest and lowest scores in a distribution

• range

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle different screen resolutions?

• 1. Usability testing
• 2. Integration testing
• 3. Resolution testing
• 4. Performance testing

What is the purpose of user interface (UI) testing in software testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Validating system performance
• 4. Testing the software's user interface for usability and functionality

Which type of testing involves testing the software's compatibility with different operating systems?

• 1. Usability testing
• 2. Compatibility testing
• 3. Regression testing
• 4. Stress testing

the process by which a substance that is harmful or dirty spreads from one area to another

• cross-contamination

The micrometer has very high accuracy because it can apply _____ to the work piece.

• Consistent Pressure

Which type of testing involves testing the software's compatibility with various hardware and software configurations?

• 1. Compatibility testing
• 2. Regression testing
• 3. Load testing
• 4. Usability testing

The five types of geometric features are form, profile, _____, location, and run-out.

• Orientation

What is the purpose of volume testing in software testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Testing the software's ability to handle a large amount of data
• 4. Validating system performance

(verb)to surround, encase, or protect

• encapsulate

The type of error caused by an instrument nor reading zero when its measurement is zero is called a _____ error. Also called an instrument error.

• Calibration

Before launching software which testing is to be done in-house?

a hollow container that you pour liquid or soft substance into, so that when it becomes solid, it takes the shape of the container.

• mould

Who provides personalized focus to support functions Divisional Heads to increase Your View submissions ?

• Champions
• Internal Customers
• Service Partner
• External Customers
• Alshaya reception

the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.

• safety

APAKAH YANG DIMAKSUDKAN DENGAN PLAN DALAM PROSES CQI

• DEFINE THE OBJECTIVE
• CARRY OUT THE PLAN. COLLECT DATA
• COMPLETE THE ANALYSIS OF DATA
• PLAN THE NEXT CYCLE

To persist or persevere in

• keep up

A feature control frame can describe a specific surface by attaching it to a _____ or _____.

• Surface/Feature of Size

The _____ measurement system is the standard system of measurement used in all countries except the U.S.

• SI Metric

(adj) continuing for a long time

• sustained-release

Which type of testing involves testing the software's response to user inputs within a certain time limit?

• 1. Load testing
• 2. Performance testing
• 3. Time testing
• 4. Usability testing

Which testing phase involves executing the software in a controlled environment to uncover defects?

• 1. Acceptance testing
• 2. Regression testing
• 3. System testing
• 4. Unit testing

What is the purpose of alpha testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Identifying defects in the software
• 3. Internal acceptance testing before releasing the product to a select group of users
• 4. Validating system performance

What is the primary goal of parallel testing?

• 1. Verifying system integration
• 2. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 3. Validating consistency and reliability by running multiple versions of the system simultaneously
• 4. Testing the software in a live environment

Which testing phase occurs first in the software development life cycle?

• 1. System testing
• 2. Unit testing
• 3. Acceptance testing
• 4. Integration testing

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle transactions from multiple users simultaneously?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Transaction testing

(adj) used for keeping something from happening

• preventive

To reduce a fraction, divide the numerator and denominator by two repeatedly until the _____ is an odd number.

• Numerator

Which phase of software development is focused on ensuring the quality and reliability of the software product?

• 1. Requirement gathering
• 2. Quality Assurance
• 3. Design
• 4. Coding

The type of geometric feature that would measure the error in the outline of an object is _____.

• Run-Out

What is the primary purpose of usability testing?

• 1. Identifying security vulnerabilities
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Testing the software's functionality
• 4. Evaluating user experience

the act or process of examining a problem, statement, etc. carefully, especially to discover the truth

• investigation

(noun) the quality of always being the same, doing things in the same way, having the same standards, etc.

• consistency

Which testing technique involves testing small units of code in isolation?

• 1. Unit testing
• 2. Integration testing
• 3. System testing
• 4. User acceptance testing

The micrometer has very high accuracy because it has _____ resolution.

• Higher

to write about something in order to record information about it.

• document

One of the factors measured through Your View Programme is:?

• Knowledge and courtesy of employees
• Database Fields
• Analysis of data and information
• Email Notifications
• Variation Requests

How can you capture the screen on iOS?

(noun) a level, point, or value above which something is true or will take place and below which it is not or will not

• threshold

Which type of testing involves testing the software's compatibility with different browsers?

• 1. Cross-browser testing
• 2. Regression testing
• 3. Usability testing
• 4. Stress testing

To check whether we are developing the right product according to the customer's requirements or not. It is a static process, which is called.

The difference between re-testing and regression testing is:

• Re-testing is running a test again; regression testing looks for unexpected side effects
• Re-testing looks for unexpected side effects; regression testing is repeating those tests
• Re-testing is done after faults are fixed; regression testing is done earlier
• Re-testing uses different environments, and regression testing uses the same environment
• Re-testing is done by developers, regression testing is done by independent testers

(verb) to become ill

• come down with

To measure a length with a tape measure the end of the tape measure is _____ to one end of the dimension.

• Hooked

What is the primary goal of regression testing?

• 1. Validating system performance
• 2. Testing new features
• 3. Detecting security vulnerabilities
• 4. Ensuring that recent changes have not adversely affected existing functionality

rooms, equipment or services that are provided for a particular purpose

• facility

3.5 meters is equal to _____ mm.

• 3500

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to recover from

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Load testing
• 3. Recovery testing
• 4. Performance testing

What is the primary goal of acceptance testing?

• 1. Identifying defects in the system
• 2. Verifying system performance
• 3. Testing system integration
• 4. Validating if the software meets specified requirements and user expectations

(adj) possible to do

• feasible

Parallelism is an example of an _____ tolerance.

• Orientation

technique for identifying prevention of error strategies and developing a culture of safety

• Root Cause Analysis

process that uses hot air heavily laden with water vapor in order to free a product of bacteria.

• Moist Heat Sterilization

What does the acronym 'API' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Application Program Interface
• 2. Application Protocol Interface
• 3. Automated Program Interface
• 4. Application Programming Interface

What does the acronym 'UAT' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Unified Application Testing
• 2. User Acceptance Test
• 3. Unit Analysis Technique
• 4. User Acceptance Testing

Which testing phase tests individual software modules combined together as a group?

• Module testing
• Integration testing
• White Box testing
• Software testing

The _____ dimensioning method is the preferred way to dimension features.

• Baseline

One difference between a tape measure and a rule is the tape measure always has a _____.

• Hook

What is the main goal of boundary testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Identifying defects in the software
• 3. Testing the software's behavior at the edges of specified input ranges
• 4. Validating system performance

What is Software Testing?

The order in which the datums are listed in a feature control frame is called he _____.

• Datum Reference

If the tolerance shape is round, the feature control frame will include a _____ symbol in the tolerance value compartment.

• Diameter

Dial calipers are popular because they are _____ to use.

• Quick

Which type of testing focuses on verifying that the software meets its specified requirements?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Requirements testing
• 4. Load testing

The following tolerance is considered an _____ type tolerance: 10 +.3 -.2

• Unequal Bilateral

(verb) to fill a space to capacity and spread beyond its limits

• overflow

Tape measures are most often used to _____ in the manufacturing industry.

• Build products

16.51 cm is the same as _____ inches.

• 6.5

Field Support personnel utilizes GCS Activities report in order to:

• View overall performance of service (SHOPPIE and VOC)
• Analyze and view the status of the SHOPPIE Actual vs. the quarterly plan
• Check status of the Stores in their respective zones
• View status of VOC responses and scores
• Service Target Setting

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle a large amount of data?

• 1. Stress testing
• 2. Security testing
• 3. Volume testing
• 4. Usability testing

(adj) not rigidly fastened or securely attached

• loose

A person who, by possession of a recognized degree, certificate, or professional standing, or by extensive knowledge, training, and experience, has demonstrated the ability to solve or prevent problems relating to a certain subject, work, or project.

• Qualified person

What is the purpose of compatibility testing in software testing?

• 1. Comprehensive testing of all features
• 2. Verifying system integration
• 3. Ensuring the software functions across different environments
• 4. Validating system performance

What does the acronym 'V&V' stand for in software testing?

• 1. Verification and Variation
• 2. Validation and Variation
• 3. Verification and Validation
• 4. Variation and Verification

What is the purpose of stress testing in software testing?

• 1. Verifying the system integration
• 2. Ensuring data accuracy
• 3. Evaluating user experience
• 4. Determining system stability under extreme conditions

Which type of testing involves testing the software's ability to handle different data formats and structures?

• 1. Data Format Testing
• 2. Usability testing
• 3. Performance testing
• 4. Data Interoperability testing

(verb) alter (information, a document, or evidence) so as to mislead

• falsify

(noun) written or printed matter accompanying an article to furnish identification or other information

• label

(verb) to return to or begin again after interruption

• resume

Equivalence partitioning is:

• A black box testing technique used only by developers
• A black box testing technique that can only be used during system testing
• A black box testing technique appropriate to all levels of testing
• A white box testing technique appropriate for component testing

(verb) to make or draw plans for something

• design

[Blank] testing ensures that your application can gracefully handle invalid input or unexpected user behavior

• negative

Retesting of a single program or component after a change has been made?