ISTQB – Chapter 3 – Static Testing – Practice Test
ISTQB Chapter 3 Quiz
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Question 1 of 15
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingTypical defects that are easier to find in reviews than in dynamic testing are:
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingWhat common objective is shared by static testing and dynamic testing?
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingIn a walk-through the scribe should not also be the
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingThe following characteristics define technical review:
i. Have a documented, defined fault-detection process
ii. Are never led by a trained moderator
iii. Include peers and technical experts
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Question 5 of 15
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingA developer who desk-checks his or her own code by visually stepping through its execution is performing
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingA moderator who is not also the author is mandatory in
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingWhat type of review requires formal entry and exit criteria, and keeps metrics?
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingReviews are worthwhile because:
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingOne of the defining characteristics of walkthroughs is that they are led by
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Question 10 of 15
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingIn a formal review, reviewers are each assigned a focus so that
i. We exploit individuals’ expertise
ii. Fewer reviewers are necessary
iii. Material need not be distributed in advance
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Question 11 of 15
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingStatic analysis can detect which of the following more easily than dynamic testing?
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingWhich of the following statements about compilers is true in testing?
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingWhich of the following is true of static analysis?
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Question 14 of 15
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingWhat can static analysis NOT find?
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Question 15 of 15
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1 pointsCategory: Fundamentals of testingStatic analysis tools are:
This is a set of question so you can practice to help with your ISTQB exam.
It covers Software Testing foundation – Static Testing
Below is the summary of the topics in the questions.
| Software Testing Foundation – ISTQB-ISEB Topics | ||
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3. Static Techniques |
Review Types | Informal Review Walk-through Technical Review Inspection |
| Activities of a Formal Review | Planning Kick-off Individual Preparation Review Meeting Rework Follow-up |
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| Static Analysis by Tools | Find defects in software source code and modelsCan locate defects that are hard to locate in dynamic testing |
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