Multiple choice technology testing

  1. Testing where in we subject the target of the test , to varying workloads to measure and evaluate the performance behaviors and ability of the target and of the test to continue to function properly under these different workloads.

  1. a) Load Testing

  2. b) Integration Testing

  3. c) System Testing

  4. d) Usability Testing
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Explanation

Load testing evaluates how a system performs under different workload conditions, measuring response times, throughput rates, and resource utilization. The goal is to determine if the system can handle expected and peak loads while maintaining proper functionality, which directly matches the description of subjecting the target to varying workloads.

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This describes Load Testing: subjecting the system to varying workloads (increasing numbers of users, transactions, or data volume) to measure performance behavior and confirm the system continues functioning correctly under each load level. Integration Testing checks interaction between components/modules, not workload variation. System Testing validates the complete system's functional/non-functional requirements broadly, not specifically workload scaling. Usability Testing evaluates ease of use for end users, unrelated to performance under load. Load testing is the standard term for this workload-scaling performance evaluation.

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