Multiple choice technology testing

If an acceptance criterion or expected result is not specified in a test

  1. it may be difficult to repeat the test

  2. It will be difficult to decide if the test has passed or failed

  3. We cannot run the test

  4. We cannot automate the user inputs
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Without a specified acceptance criterion or expected result, you cannot determine whether a test passed or failed - this is the fundamental pass/fail decision point. Option A (repeatability) and C (execution) are still possible without criteria. Option D (automation) is also possible - you can automate inputs even if pass/fail is unclear. The core issue is the inability to judge results.

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