Software testing

What is unit testing?

• Testing the software as a whole

• Testing the software in parts

• Testing the software on different platforms

• Testing the software with different users

What is regression testing?

• Testing the software to see how well it performs under different conditions

• To verify the system's ability to handle heavy loads

• Testing the software to verify that it still works after changes have been made

• To check for spelling errors in the user interface

What is exploratory testing?

• Testing the software without a predefined test plan

• Testing the software with a predefined test plan

• Testing the software to see how well it performs under different conditions

• Testing the integration between different systems

What is the purpose of smoke testing?

• To test the software at its limits

• To test the software under different usage conditions

• To test the software with different users

• To test the most important features of the software

What is the difference between manual and automated testing?

• Only with Manual testing we are able to discover defects

• Automated testing is testing the software by hand, while manual testing is testing the software using software tools.

• Manual testing is most of the time faster than automated testing

• Manual testing is testing the software by hand, while automated testing is testing the software using software tools.

Which one of the following is NOT an example of Functional testing?

• Regression testing

• Accessibility testing

• Smoke testing

• Integration testing

What is the purpose of non-functional testing?

• To test the software for its intended functionality

• To test the software for non-functional requirements such as performance, security, and reliability.

• To identify functional defects or issues related to the software's core features and functionality

• To be able to perform unit, integration and regression testing

What is the primary goal of acceptance testing?

• To evaluate the system's performance under heavy loads

• To test the individual components of the system

• To ensure that the system meets the user's requirements

• To verify the interaction between different components or modules of a system

Which of the following is NOT a type of software testing?

• Unit

• Regression

• Debugging

• Integration

Which type of testing is focused on evaluating the system's ability to handle different operating systems, browsers, or devices?

• Security testing

• Regression testing

• Usability testing

• Compatibility testing

Answer explanation

Usability testing - checks the look, feel and ease of use

Compatibility testing - checks whether or not the hardware and software will allow the application to work correctly