80-20

Scatter plots

Check sheet

None of the above

The variation is testing results

The variation in process

Relationship between two changing variables

Relationship between expected and actual results

Policy

Standard

Procedure to do work

Procedure to check work

Guideline

Risk

Exposure

Threat

Control

an error

a fault

a failure

a defect

to know when a specific test has finished its execution

to ensure that the test case specification is complete

to set the criteria used in generating test inputs

to determine when to stop testing

requirements

documentation

testcases

improvements suggested by users

operating systems

test documentation

live data

user requirement documents

Poor quality software

Poor software and poor testing

bad luck

insufficient time for testing

to show that system will work after release

to decide when the software is of sufficient quality to release

to find as many bugs as possible before release

to give information for a risk based decision about release

Faults in program specifications are the most expensive to fix

Faults in code are the most expensive to fix.

Faults in requirements are the most expensive to fix

Faults in designs are the most expensive to fix

Defect Management

Test run management

Test Case Management

All of the above

using Assert

comparing the log files

None of the Above

Both of the Above

High-risk applications can be identified and more extensive testing can be performed

Risk analysis can help draw attention to the critical components and/or focus areas for testing that are most important from the system or user standpoint

Identify the Risks early and gain an understanding of the potential sources and causes of failure and their associated costs

Risk Assessment will be done to prevent risks occuring in later phases of testingrisks in later phases of testing

To complete testing of all systems

To reduce the risks inherent in computer systems. The strategy should address and minimize those risks

To deliver on time

To comply to testing procedures

Test Manager perspective

Business from busienss processes perspective

The developer from a system perspective

The testers Perspective

Project Size

Experience & Technology

Project structure, including internal and external project dependencies from other projects or areas.

Profitability of the project in live

Test Strategy, Compent Test Plan, Master Test Plan, Unit Test Plan

Test Strategy, Master Test Plan,Compent Test Plan, Unit Test Plan

Master Test Plan,Test Strategy, Compent Test Plan, Unit Test Plan

Compent Test Plan,Master Test Plan,Test Strategy, Unit Test Plan

Scope of testing

Test delieverables and resources

Validation of test environments

Risk and contingencies

QTP

Winrunner

JUnit

None