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BCS TM3 ISTQB Certified Tester Advanced Level - Test Management v3.0 Exam Practice Test

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ISTQB Certified Tester Advanced Level - Test Management v3.0 Questions and Answers

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Question 1

For which type of testing would a test manager be involved with establishing benchmarks?

Options:

A.

Functional Testing

B.

Non-Functional Testing

C.

Testing Black-box

D.

White-box Testing

Question 2

You are working as a test manager at a company that develops software applications for the mobile domain. The organisation has recently been assessed against TMMi. This assessment showed that the company is a TMMi level 1 organisation. The projects use the V-model lifecycle and an independent test team exists. The test team consists of both experienced and novice testers. The team has not yet been formally trained in testing, but an ISTQB Foundation course is scheduled to take place in two months.

In your role as a test manager working in the independent test team, you have recently performed a risk assessment for a mobile software application to be developed. You want the features that have been identified as major risks to be tested more thoroughly.

Which test practice would you propose to mitigate the identified major product risks?

Options:

A.

Assign the most experienced testers to test the features with the highest risk levels

B.

Use test design techniques such as equivalence partitioning and decision table testing

C.

Start a test improvement project to achieve TMMi level 2

D.

Create pairs of developers and testers to test the features with the highest risk levels together

Question 3

Assume you are a test manager of a project that develops software in the medical domain. You are responsible for analysing the organisational test strategy and the project context to choose the appropriate test approach.

You consider the following factors:

Detailed requirements of high quality are available

Parts of the software to be developed are expected to be safety critical

Internal audits and an external audit by a government agency are expected to take place, as such traceability and evidence are important elements for the test approach

A release date has been defined, and a marketing campaign has already been scheduled

The project works according to the sequential V-model lifecycle

The independent test team has a lot of domain knowledge but has also been trained and has experience in using test design techniques

Which of the following test approaches would be most appropriate for this project?

Options:

A.

Define acceptance criteria for each of the requirements and implement definition-of-done criteria to drive testing

B.

Risk-based testing to identify the most critical features and use a methodical approach to testing, e.g., more formal test design techniques to drive testing and ensure traceability

C.

Experience-based testing, e.g., exploratory testing, to make maximum use of the domain knowledge of the testers

D.

Use Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) as a way to implement shift-left, and use test automation in addition to enhance product quality

Question 4

In multi-team environments with hybrid software development approaches, there are various challenges in the context of defect management, such as:

i. Alignment of defect attributes to be used

ii. Prioritisation of defects

iii. Alignment of the approach for defect fixes

Solutions to the above-mentioned challenges include:

Options:

A.

The product owner should be involved in the defect management meetings

B.

Synchronisation between the defect management tools

C.

Transparency of plans by sharing them between teams via dashboardsWhich solution is related to which challenge?

D.

A = i, B = ii, C = iii

E.

A = i, B = iii, C = ii

F.

A = ii, B = i, C = iii

G.

A = i, B = ii, C = i

Question 5

Which of the following test stakeholders are most likely not involved in defining requirements?

Options:

A.

Development Leads

B.

Product Owners

C.

Operations Team

D.

Users

Question 6

Management is sceptical regarding the budget request (€25,000) for the next testing project. You are asked for a cost-benefit calculation. Based on historical data from several projects, you have come up with the following numbers:

Average prevention cost per defect: €200

Average cost of detection per defect: €400

Average cost of internal failure: €150

Average cost of external failure: €2,500

Expected number of defects to be found in this project during testing: 50

What is the result for the expected cost-benefit calculation for the upcoming project?

Options:

A.

€62,500

B.

€72,500

C.

€87,500

D.

€92,500

Question 7

Which of the following tools help to understand which part of the test object has been exercised by testing?

Options:

A.

Requirements management tool

B.

Test execution tool

C.

Static analysis tool

D.

Code coverage tool

Question 8

You are a tester working in an Agile team for the tax office. Developers on the team have been trained and are experienced in component testing, including various types of code coverage and reviews. The test policy has a clear statement that shift-left is a main focus in trying to achieve software quality. The team is currently developing a new version of the critical income tax application.

Which test activities would you propose to mitigate the risks for the most critical features in the new version of the income tax application?

Options:

A.

Define strict entry and exit criteria between the various test levels

B.

Introduce IEC 61508 as a standard to follow, prescribing the test techniques and required level of coverage

C.

Introduce formal test design techniques, e.g., decision tables and equivalence partitioning, during system testing

D.

Introduce code reviews and statement coverage criteria

Question 9

Which one of the following metrics is primarily used to measure the achievement of a test objective and reported in a test completion report?

Options:

A.

Code coverage

B.

Actual versus planned estimation (in hours) for testing activities

C.

Accumulated number of resolved defects versus accumulated number of defects

D.

Number of automated test cases versus planned automated test cases

Question 10

A company that sells an established capture–replay execution tool is adding a test management tool. Same team, same technology, incremental development (V-model per increment), known first-year features; later features driven by customer demand.

Which two of the following factors are most likely to influence the estimation technique that would be selected in this scenario?

Options:

A.

Estimation error

B.

Data availability

C.

Expert availability

D.

Knowledge in modelling

E.

Time constraints

Question 11

When reading books and watching recorded videos are used as a way to acquire skills and knowledge, which approach to competence development is typically being used?

Options:

A.

Training and education

B.

Self-study

C.

Peer learning

D.

Training on-the-job

Question 12

Study the following characteristics:

Avoid re-inventing the wheel

Pool on experiences from earlier projects

They prompt thought in areas that are sometimes forgotten

Often used when compliance to specific standards is relevant

To which risk identification technique do these characteristics relate?

Options:

A.

Risk Workshops

B.

Retrospectives

C.

Brainstorming

D.

Checklists

Question 13

Ability to act with confidence is an important skill for a person to perform successfully in a project or team.

To which area of competence does "ability to act with confidence" belong?

Options:

A.

Professional competence

B.

Methodological competence

C.

Social competence

D.

Personal competence

Question 14

Management is sceptical regarding the budget request (€25,000) for the next testing project. You are asked for a cost-benefit calculation. Based on historical data from several projects, you have the following numbers:

Average prevention cost per defect: €200

Average cost of detection per defect: €400

Average cost of internal failure: €150

Average cost of external failure: €2,500

Expected number of defects to be found in this project during testing: 50

What is the result for the expected cost-benefit calculation for the upcoming project?

Options:

A.

€62,500

B.

€72,500

C.

€87,500

D.

€92,500

Question 15

Which of the following is not a key decision when defining a project test strategy?

Options:

A.

Selection of test tools

B.

Selection of test levels

C.

Selection of test types

D.

Selection of test techniques

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