Q61
Q61 How is defect severity different from priority?
Severity indicates impact; priority indicates urgency
Severity focuses on time; priority focuses on damage
Both are the same
Severity is set by the developer
Q62
Q62 How is a defect typically assigned to a developer in a defect management tool?
Change the status to "Assigned"
Update the priority
Mark as "Closed"
Reassign to the tester
Q63
Q63 How would you log a defect that causes a crash when submitting a form?
Provide screenshots and steps to reproduce
Mention the crash details only
Assign it directly to a developer
Test it again without logging
Q64
Q64 In which scenario would a defect be marked as "Rejected"?
The defect is not reproducible
The defect is valid
The defect is already fixed
The defect is reopened
Q65
Q65 How should you categorize a defect that affects a critical functionality but has a simple fix?
High severity, Low priority
Low severity, High priority
High severity, High priority
Low severity, Low priority
Q66
Q66 What should be the next step if a defect marked "Resolved" still fails during testing?
Close the defect
Reassign to a developer
Mark as "Deferred"
Log a new defect
Q67
Q67 A tester encounters a defect that reoccurs after being marked "Closed." What should be done?
Reopen the defect
Log a new defect
Close it again
Ignore the defect
Q68
Q68 During testing, two defects are reported for the same issue. What is the best course of action?
Keep both defects open
Merge both defects
Close one and track the other
Delete both defects
Q69
Q69 What is the primary purpose of a test plan?
To automate tests
To document test strategy and objectives
To track defects
To schedule test execution
Q70
Q70 Which of the following is NOT a component of a test plan?
Test objectives
Test strategy
Defect severity
Test deliverables
Q71
Q71 What is the significance of entry criteria in a test plan?
Defines when testing can begin
Specifies testing tools
Details defect priorities
Lists team roles
Q72
Q72 Why is exit criteria important in a test plan?
It defines when testing is complete
It schedules defect resolution
It tracks test execution
It ensures test automation
Q73
Q73 What is the primary difference between a test strategy and a test plan?
A test strategy focuses on goals; a test plan includes detailed schedules
A test strategy is for unit testing; a test plan is for system testing
A test strategy is project-specific; a test plan is company-wide
A test strategy includes defects
Q74
Q74 What should be included in test case documentation?
Steps, inputs, and expected results
System requirements
Defect log
Test closure report
Q75
Q75 Which document is used to track the progress of testing activities?
Defect report
Test plan
Test execution report
Test closure report
Q76
Q76 How do you document risks in a test plan?
Include them in the "Risks and Mitigation" section
Add them to test cases
Track them in the defect log
Include them in test closure
Q77
Q77 How should you handle a scenario where entry criteria are not fully met, but testing must start?
Proceed without updating the plan
Add a risk in the test plan
Update the test closure report
Ignore the criteria
Q78
Q78 If test execution deviates from the test plan, what should the tester do?
Continue without changes
Update the test plan
Log it as a defect
Re-test all cases
Q79
Q79 While reviewing the test plan, a critical resource is found unavailable. What should the team do?
Proceed without the resource
Revise the test plan and timeline
Cancel the testing phase
Ignore the resource
Q80
Q80 A stakeholder requests changes to the test plan after execution has begun. How should this be handled?
Ignore the request
Reject the changes
Evaluate and update the test plan
Re-execute all test cases
Q81
Q81 What is the primary purpose of test execution?
To plan test cases
To execute test cases and verify results
To log defects
To automate testing
Q82
Q82 Which of the following is NOT a key activity in test execution?
Running test cases
Logging defects
Updating requirements
Tracking progress
Q83
Q83 Why is test case prioritization important during execution?
To reduce the testing time
To focus on critical functionalities first
To eliminate testing
To avoid defect logging
Q84
Q84 What is the purpose of a smoke test during test execution?
To test the system under stress
To validate critical functionalities
To check for UI alignment
To evaluate user feedback
Q85
Q85 What does regression testing focus on during test execution?
Testing only new features
Validating unchanged functionality
Improving test scripts
Reducing execution time
Q86
Q86 What is the purpose of a test log in test execution?
To list executed test cases
To document all steps, results, and observations
To track defects
To report resource utilization
Q87
Q87 How should test results be documented during execution?
Use detailed descriptions
Include steps, expected and actual results
Focus only on defects
Exclude irrelevant information
Q88
Q88 Which metric is useful for tracking test execution progress?
Defect density
Test execution rate
Requirement traceability
Defect closure time
Q89
Q89 How should a defect discovered during test execution be prioritized?
Based on severity and impact
Based on tester's opinion
Randomly
Based on the developer's schedule
Q90
Q90 During test execution, a defect is found in a critical module. What should the tester do?
Ignore it
Log the defect immediately
Fix the defect
Reassign the test case
