Pass Your Agile Technical Tester CTAL-ATT Exam on Jul 13, 2023 with 42 Questions [Q12-Q33]

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Pass Your Agile Technical Tester CTAL-ATT Exam on Jul 13, 2023 with 42 Questions

CTAL-ATT Free Exam Study Guide! (Updated 42 Questions)

To be eligible to take the CTAL-ATT certification exam, candidates must have completed the ISTQB Foundation Level Certification Exam and have at least 18 months of experience in software testing. The exam consists of 40 multiple-choice questions and has a duration of 120 minutes. The pass mark for the exam is 65%. The CTAL-ATT certification is valid for 5 years and can be renewed by passing the relevant exams or by attending training courses.

Q12. You have received this BDD test
Given that a customer enters the correct PIN When they request to make a withdrawal And they have enough money in their account Then they will receive the money And a receipt Which of the following is the user story that best fits this BDD test?

As a customer
I want to deposit money into my account
So that I can collect interest

As an ATM
I want to provide services to my customer
So they will be happy

As a customer
I want to withdraw money from my account
So that I can buy a present

As a bank teller
I want customers to use the ATM
So that I don’t have to deal with them

Q13. When using a process-compliant approach to testing a safety-critical project what is an important aspect of test automation?

It must provide exhaustive regression testing

It must provide traceability back to the requirements and results documentation

It must implement automated checklists

It must incorporate model-based testing

Q14. Which of the following is a primary goal for refactoring test cases?

To ensure they adequately test the product’s potentially changed functionality

To detect and remove defects from the code being tested

To increase the usability of the test cases with the goal of later using them for UAT

To reduce the details and ensure the test case is only targeting high-level functionality

Q15. Which of the following is an expected problem that often occurs with automation test suites?

The defects become prohibitive when trying to execute the suite

The test execution time becomes longer making it difficult to get all the tests run as often as desired

The test suite continues to grow making source control difficult to manage

The time it takes to create new tests increases exponentially as new features are added to the code

Q16. An increased proportion of automated test coverage often leads to a greater degree of manual testing that follows reactive strategies, because:

Many of the tests that can be prepared upfront, will be automated which enables the testers to spend more time for execution of manual tests

An increase of the proportion of automated test increases test coverage, and the uncovered areas are to be tested reactively

If the proportion of automated tests increases, manual tests focus on the riskiest areas which are identified reactively

Reactive strategies consider the current context and status of the project and the system under test. To be able to adopt to this status most flexible a greater degree of manual testing is necessary

Q17. Which of the following statements about performing exploratory testing with test charters is correct?

In contrast to black-box testing, the expected result is documented after a defect is found and not as part of test design

Test charters are a useful tool to be used for testing when a detailed specification for the system under test is available

The result of performing exploratory testing by using test charters is finding defects and specification defects

Exploratory testing and black-box testing use the same metrics for measuring test coverage

Q18. Consider the following section of pseudocode

Display “You exceeded the number of tries to enter a password. Your account is now locked. Call customer.

For this section of code, which of the following issues should be identified during a code review?
1. Variables have not been properly defined with meaningful names
2. There are unused variables defined
3. Divisors are not tested for zero
4. Loop counters are not properly initialized
5. There are endless loops
6. There are statements within the loop that should be outside the loop

1, 3, 4, 5

7, 3, 4, 6

2, 3, 5, 6

1, 2, 4, 6

Q19. You have to review the following user story that will be developed and tested during the next Sprint:
As a potential conference attendee, I want to be able to register for the conference online, so that registration is simple and paperless.
The following acceptance criteria are also mentioned:
i) Payment can be made via PayPal, Debit or Credit Cards
ii) An acknowledgement email is sent to the attendee after submitting the form iii) Protection against spam is working as expected iv) Information from the form is stored in the registrations database v) All incorrect user inputs are flagged by the system Which of the following correctly shows which acceptance criteria are testable?

ii, iv, v are testable

i, iii, v are testable

i, ii, iv are testable

iii, iv, v are testable

Q20. “As the leader of the marketing department, I want to have a content management system so that my employees can edit and provide quality content to the readers” Which of the following requirements engineering techniques would be the MOST effective for identifying and prioritizing user stories for the given Epic?

Storyboarding

Story mapping

Defining Personas

Class Diagrams

Use Cases

Q21. Your organization has been making animal food dispensers for free-range chickens and has been using a combination of test automation exploratory testing and some black-box testing on all products. The company has been using the following approach to the testing of the high-risk items:
Exploratory testing = 85%
Black-box testing = 15%
Test automation = coverage goal is 25% but time is only allocated to automation if no other testing is needed, so the coverage is currently about 5% and the automation suite is run only infrequently.
The company has decided to modify their product and use it for pill dispensing for pharmacies Regardless of the mechanical challenges of this modification you now have to determine how testing should be adjusted for this safety critical application Which of the following would follow the guidelines in the syllabus for the testing approach for the high-risk items?

Exploratory testing = 85%
Black-box testing = 15%
Test automation = 25% coverage executed infrequently

Exploratory testing = 15%
Black box testing = 85%
Test automation = 25%, executed for every code release

Exploratory testing = 50% Black box testing = 50%
Test automation = 50% coverage executed before every production release

Exploratory testing = 25% Black-box testing = 75%
Test automation = 75% coverage executed for every code release

Q22. You are working for an organization that has implemented CI and is struggling to get the automated tests to run on each build because of time limitation. On average, there are three ad hoc builds per day one scheduled build overnight one scheduled build on Friday nights and one build that is conducted on the Thursday night before the end of the sprint on the second Friday. There are four sets of tests high priority medium priority low priority, nonfunctional. The non-functional tests must be run in the integrated stage environment whereas the other tests can be run in any of the test environments In addition to just the execution time of the tests it has also been noted that reviewing the results of the tests take about two hours per set of tests Given this information which of the following is the most efficient and effective approach to test automation execution?

Run all four test sets every night

Run all the high priority tests for every build low priority tests at night and the medium priority tests at the end of the sprint

Run all four test sets on every build

Run the high priority tests on each build the medium priority tests every night the low priority tests every week and the non-functional tests on the Thursday night before sprint end

Q23. As a tester on an Agile team you have been given the following user story to analyze As a medical professional I want to see the availability of operating rooms So I can schedule surgeries as needed You have talked with the product owner and she expressed some concern over the term “medical professional” You have looked into this and found that doctors want to schedule their surgeries but the hospital administrator does not want them to have this ability At this point what should you do to try to resolve this issue?

Wait for the team to sort out the requirements and test something else in the meantime

Continue with testing from the perspective of a doctor and trust the procedures to be worked out later regarding who can do what

Work with the BA and the product owner to try to negotiate the differing approaches and come to an agreement

Expand the testing to cover all personas to ensure that everyone can use the application and let the processsort out later when access is allowed to the application

Q24. You have been given the following story
As a shopper
I want to scan my membership card
So that I get all the discounts I’m entitled to receive
Which of the following is the correct use of BDD to design test scenarios?

Given that the shopper scans their card
When they checkout
Then they should receive alt the quantity discounts for everything they have purchased

As a store clerk
I want to scan a customer’s card
So that their total includes their discounts

Given that I have scanned my card
I expect to receive my discounts
And an itemized list of what I bought

Given that a card is scanned
Then discounts should be applied
When the customer checks out

Q25. You have been asked to supply the list of keywords for a keyword-driven test automation script that will be used to test the following story As a customer I want to be able to add and delete items from my shopping carl, so that I can buy the right number of items and still get free shipping on some of the items The automation will add and delete items from a customer’s shopping carl and will then verify that the total shipping cost is correct The test automation library has a large set of keywords that have been coded to support this ecommerce site Which of the following is the smallest set of keywords that contains the ones needed to support testing this story?

Add Item View Cart Compute Shipping

Q26. Whose perspective should be used when a user story is created?

User acceptance tester

End user

Stakeholder paying for the project

Automated user software

Q27. Why is it important to refactor test cases to make them easier to understand?

Because developers need to use them for performance testing

Because they will be used as the code-under-test changes, so they need to be easy for other testers to understand and modify

Because users will apply them as use cases for UAT and need to be able to determine the mam path and alternate paths

Because the observable behavior of the test case will change and the product owner needs to be able to clearly see what the behavior should be