Free ISTQB CTFL-2018 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Testing effort can depend on a number of factors, which one of the following is MOST likely to impact the amount of effort required?

• A.  The ratio of developers to testers in the project team.
• B.  The responsibilities for testers and developers being clearly defined.
• C.  The predicted number of defects and the amount of rework required.
• D.  The planned use of a project management tool to schedule tasks.

Which statement about Static Testing is TRUE?

• A.  Static testing can be applied to any work product that participants know how to read and understand.
• B.  Static testing must be conducted by users of the product being tested.
• C.  Static testing must only be applied to final work products that have been signed off.
• D.  Static testing executes the code to verify the functionality is as expected.

A car insurance policy has 3 rates of insurance depending on the age of the driver. For drivers aged between
17 and 25 inclusive they are charged at rate A, drivers aged between 26 and 50 inclusive are charged at rate B and those drivers aged over 50 are charged at rate C.
You are designing test cases, which of the following three ages would test all valid equivalence partitions and therefore test rate A, B and C?

• A.  26, 45, 50.
• B.  20, 35, 65.
• C.  10, 21, 55.
• D.  17, 25, 50.

During the development of a software change for a system, the developer makes a mistake in his work, which leads to a fault in the code. Unfortunately, the fault is not found by software testing and is released into live.
What is the DEFINITE consequence of this mistake?

• A.  If the defect is executed, the system may fail.
• B.  Loss of money, time, or business reputation.
• C.  The system will fail, causing a defect.
• D.  Contractual requirements have not been met by testing.

Which of the following BEST describes checklist-based testing?

• A.  An experience-based test technique whereby the experienced tester uses a high-level list of items to be noted, checked or remembered, or a set of rules or criteria against which a product has to be verified.
• B.  A test design technique which ensures that test cases are checked for consistency and completeness against an organisation's list of formatting rules and best practices.
• C.  An approach to testing whereby the testers dynamically design and execute tests based on their knowledge, exploration of the test item and the results of previous tests.
• D.  A procedure to derive and/or select test cases based on an analysis of the specification, either functional or non-functional, of a component or system without reference to its internal structure.