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 whether the test have passed/failed

  3. we cannot automate the user input

  4. we cannot run the test
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Acceptance criteria and expected results define the benchmark for a successful test execution. Without them, there is no standard to compare the actual test output against, making it difficult or impossible to determine whether the test passed or failed. Other options are incorrect as tests can still be executed or automated without defined criteria.

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