ISTQB-CTFL 無料問題集「ISTQB-Foundation Level」

（A）100% Stale transition coverage

（B）100% Statement coverage

（C）100% Boundary value coverage

（D）100% Equivalence class coverage

（A）Acceptance testing

（B）Integration testing

（C）Structural testing

（D）Exploratory testing

（A）Because this way you cover the full scope of the product's functionality

（B）Because of the time constraints that usually accompany a test project

（C）Because you need to match the way you test to the content of the product under test

（D）Because choosing a test technique is a common practice in software testing

（A）The list of the product risks which have not been fully mitigated at the end of test execution.

（B）The conditions that must be met for part of all the planned activities to be suspended and resumed.

（C）The conditions that must be met in order for the test execution activities to be considered completed.

（D）The need to temporarily have additional test personnel available for specific test phases and/or test activities

（A）Selecting the right test technique in a given situation Increases the effectiveness of the test process Oy creating tests with higher chance of finding bugs.

（B）There are usually loo many test cases that may be run on a system. Test techniques help reduce the number of tests.

（C）The only way to test a software application is by using well proven test techniques.

（D）Test techniques define the number of regression cycles, which in turn impact the project schedule.

（A）The slowdown is an error; the memory leak is a defect.

（B）The slowdown is a defect; the memory leak is a failure.

（C）The slowdown is a defect while the memory leak is an error.

（D）The slowdown is a failure while the memory leak is a defect

（A）A predefined test case that must be executed exactly as documented.

（B）A test charter that defines the testing objectives for the test session.

（C）A comprehensive specification that must be fully available before testing begins.

（D）A detailed test script that prescribes all the steps to be performed.

（A）A tester is concerned with verifying the product while a developer possesses professional pessimism

（B）A tester is concerned with finding defects while a developer is interested in designing solutions

（C）A tester possesses professional pessimism while a developer is concerned with validating the product

（D）A tester is interested in building solutions while a developer is concerned with verifying the product

（A）999.1000.50000.100000.100001

（B）999.1000.23232.99999.100000

（C）1000,50000,99999

（D）999.100000

（A）The number of estimated remaining defects is sufficiently low.

（B）Planned tests have been executed.

（C）The number of unresolved defects is within an agreed limit.

（D）Availability of testable requirements.

（A）3

（B）1

（C）4

（D）2

（A）Experience-based test techniques provide more systematic coverage cnteria than black-box and white- box test techniques

（B）Experience-based test techniques allow designing test cases that are usually easier to reproduce than those designed with black-box and white-box test techniques.

（C）Experience-based test techniques completely rely on the tester's past experience for designing test cases.

（D）Experience-based test techniques tend to find defects that may be difficult to find with black-box and white-box test techniques and are often useful to complement these more systematic techniques.