Q121
Q121 What is the primary objective of security testing?
To test system performance
To identify vulnerabilities and prevent breaches
To improve UI design
To reduce testing costs
Q122
Q122 Which of the following is an example of a common security vulnerability?
Broken access control
Responsive design issues
Slow page loading
Insufficient test coverage
Q123
Q123 What is the purpose of penetration testing in security testing?
To improve software efficiency
To simulate real-world attack scenarios
To automate test cases
To design secure user interfaces
Q124
Q124 Which type of testing ensures sensitive data is not exposed in transit?
Usability testing
Performance testing
Encryption testing
Cross-browser testing
Q125
Q125 How can you verify secure session management in a web application?
Ensure session IDs are unique and expire after inactivity
Check UI responsiveness
Test database queries
Ignore cookies
Q126
Q126 How can you validate input sanitization for preventing SQL injection?
Test with predefined input
Use special characters in input fields
Ignore invalid input
Focus only on UI testing
Q127
Q127 How can you test for cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities?
Inject JavaScript code into input fields
Focus on server-side logic
Check for responsive design
Test only the login page
Q128
Q128 During security testing, sensitive information is found exposed in error messages. What should be done?
Ignore the issue
Log and update the error handling mechanism
Focus on fixing performance issues
Retest other functionalities
Q129
Q129 A web application fails to validate user authentication for certain pages. What is the best course of action?
Mark the issue as minor
Log the defect and review authentication flows
Ignore the issue
Continue testing other modules
Q130
Q130 What is the primary goal of usability testing?
To validate functionality
To identify performance issues
To ensure ease of use and user satisfaction
To check for security vulnerabilities
Q131
Q131 Which factor is commonly evaluated in usability testing?
Security measures
Error rates and recovery
Server performance
Database efficiency
Q132
Q132 What distinguishes usability testing from functional testing?
Usability testing checks code logic
Usability testing focuses on user experience
Functional testing ensures design quality
Functional testing checks load capacity
Q133
Q133 How can usability be tested for an e-commerce website?
Check server logs
Analyze user navigation paths and ease of checkout
Focus only on payment gateway
Ignore user feedback
Q134
Q134 How can you evaluate the efficiency of a search feature in a web application?
Measure response time
Observe user interactions and success rates
Focus on database optimization
Use only automated tools
Q135
Q135 During usability testing, users report difficulty navigating menus. What should you do?
Ignore user feedback
Simplify and reorganize the menus
Focus on performance testing
Retest the functionality
Q136
Q136 During usability testing, users consistently miss a critical feature. What is the best course of action?
Assume users will adapt
Improve the visibility and accessibility of the feature
Ignore the issue
Log the feature for review later
Q137
Q137 What is the primary focus of exploratory testing?
Following predefined scripts
Validating performance
Simultaneously learning, testing, and identifying defects
Testing usability only
Q138
Q138 Which skill is most crucial for effective exploratory testing?
Coding proficiency
Knowledge of testing tools
Critical thinking and domain knowledge
Experience in automation
Q139
Q139 What differentiates exploratory testing from scripted testing?
Exploratory testing has predefined steps
Exploratory testing is time-consuming
Exploratory testing is more creative and adaptive
Exploratory testing focuses only on UI
Q140
Q140 How can exploratory testing be documented effectively?
Use test charters and session notes
Skip documentation
Focus only on defect reports
Document every action step-by-step
Q141
Q141 How can exploratory testing be applied to an e-commerce site’s checkout process?
Follow a strict checklist
Simulate various real-world user scenarios
Focus only on page load time
Skip testing negative scenarios
Q142
Q142 During exploratory testing, a tester identifies inconsistent behavior across similar modules. What should be done?
Ignore the inconsistency
Log the behavior for further investigation
Fix the defect immediately
Re-test all modules
Q143
Q143 While performing exploratory testing, a defect is found, but the steps to reproduce it are unclear. What is the best action?
Ignore the defect
Make an assumption and log it
Continue exploring and gather more details
Mark it as a non-issue
Q144
Q144 How is AI influencing manual testing?
By automating test execution
By generating data-driven test scenarios
By eliminating all manual testing
By focusing only on performance testing
Q145
Q145 Which upcoming trend emphasizes the need for testers to learn coding?
Usability testing
Test automation and continuous testing
Exploratory testing
Acceptance testing
Q146
Q146 What role does DevOps play in manual testing?
Encourages isolated manual testing
Promotes collaboration between teams and faster feedback loops
Replaces manual testing entirely
Focuses only on coding
Q147
Q147 How can testers prepare for the shift towards agile methodologies?
Focus only on scripting
Adapt to rapid cycles and participate in sprint planning
Ignore agile practices
Rely entirely on developers
Q148
Q148 How can manual testers leverage analytics tools in future testing?
Identify patterns and predict defects
Generate automated test scripts
Focus on exploratory testing only
Ignore manual techniques
Q149
Q149 During a shift to AI-driven tools, how should manual testers handle false positives?
Ignore them
Manually validate and log improvement suggestions
Focus on other tasks
Re-run the tests only
Q150
Q150 What should manual testers do to stay relevant in an evolving testing landscape?
Focus only on exploratory testing
Learn automation and stay updated on tools
Rely on traditional techniques
Avoid coding
