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CTAL-TM LO: TM-2.3.1 2 questions
Learning Objective: Implement a defect management process, including the defect workflow, that can be used to monitor and control defects
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Q34
K3 TM-2.3.1

As a tester you are typically required to create a defect report whenever you observe a defect during testing. However, there may be situations where you might not create a defect report. Which of the following is a reason why a defect report may NOT be created after a defect is detected by a test?

Select ONE option.

  • A.

    The failure is caused by a defect that was introduced in the same phase as the test.

  • B.

    The failure is caused by a defect that is not to be tracked within the defect workflow.

  • C.

    The failure is caused by an invalid test that does not match the requirements specification.

  • D.

    The failure is caused by an anomaly that is not observed by the tester.

Q35
K3 TM-2.3.1

The diagram shows an incomplete defect workflow, where two states (states X and Y) have yet to be named appropriately.

Which of the following would correctly complete the workflow?

Select ONE option.

  • A.

    STATE X – RETESTED STATE Y – RE-OPENED

  • B.

    STATE X – REJECTED STATE Y – CLARIFICATION

  • C.

    STATE X – DUPLICATE STATE Y – TERMINATED

  • D.

    STATE X – FIXED STATE Y – REJECTED

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