Which of the following statements about management of product quality risks in mature organizations with respect to the lifecycle, is true?
Number of correct responses: 1

• A. Mature organizations address product quality risks associated to non-functional characteristics only during the system test phase
• B. Mature organizations are aware that risk management of product quality risks only occurs during testing
• C. Mature organizations don't waste time identifying the sources of risks. They only focus on identifying product quality risks
• D. Mature organizations are aware that the contribution of testing to analysis of product quality risks is very important. The analysis should occur throughout the entire lifecycle

Which of the following answers describes a factor that may reduce the effort spent when using distributed test teams without negatively affecting system quality?
Number of correct responses: 1

• A. With several distributed test teams, two or more teams assume some test conditions are covered by their team and their team alone. But all of the teams actually cover them
• B. Difficulties in communication between the distributed test teams due to time zone differences
• C. With several distributed test teams, all of the distributed test teams use a single unified test dashboard
• D. With several distributed test teams, every team assumes that some test conditions are covered by other teams but actually no one covers them

During the system testing phase a tester from your test team observes a failure in the system under test and he/she decides to create an incident report. The incident report is currently in a "new" state, indicating it needs to be investigated.
Which THREE of the following information items can't yet be present in the incident report?
Number of correct responses: 3
(2 credits out of 3 credits correct, 1 credit point)

• A. The actual and the expected result highlighting the failure
• B. The type of defect that caused the failure
• C. The lifecycle phase in which the defect has been introduced
• D. What really caused the failure (actual cause)
• E. Steps to reproduce the failure, including screenshots, database dumps and logs where applicable

After a selection process you have selected a test management tool that is going be introduced in your organization and used by your test team in a pilot project.
You have already identified the member of your test team who will be the administrator of the tool, since he/she has a significant experience with the administration of test management tools and so he/she is able to make effective and efficient up-front decisions about "how" the tool will be used. You have also developed a training plan for the other members of your test team.
In collaboration with the administrator of the tool you have also devised standard ways of managing, storing and maintaining the tool and its assets including backup/restore procedures.
You have also analyzed standard formats supported by the tool (CSV, XLS, XML, etc.) to export, import and archive all the information managed by the tool itself (requirements, test case specifications, test plans etc.) for compliance with the most important test management tools, in order to minimize the impacts of migrating this information to a new tool that could replace the existing one in the future.
Which of the following phases in the lifecycle of the new tool has NOT been adequately considered in this description?
Number of correct responses: 1

• A. Evolution
• B. Support and maintenance
• C. Acquisition
• D. Retirement