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When do we mark a test case as 'BLOCKED' during test execution

  1. When onsite team asks to mark it BLOCKED

  2. When test case is out of scope

  3. When we do not have time to execute a test case

  4. When a test case is failing due to another FAILED test.
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D Correct answer
Explanation

A test case is marked BLOCKED when it cannot be executed due to a dependency failure - typically when another test case has failed and blocked the path forward. Being out of scope or lack of time are different statuses (N/A or Not Tested).

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