A. In the delivered application, one of the countries, as specified in the requirements, has not been correctly implemented.

B. The application takes too long to process a request for additional cover.

C. The test cases do not cover the key requirements.

D. The successful bidder may not deliver all the required functionality on time.

A. The bidder’s test policy should enforce that incident management fully conforms to IEEE 1044.

B. The bidder’s project strategy shows that the data content of all the test environments conforms to EU standards.

C. The bidder’s test plan shows that the application will be delivered for acceptance in six months time.

D. The bidder’s project test plan depicts a phased implementation with later delivery dates to be confirmed and states that test deliverables will be developed using IEEE 829 as a guide.

A. Security failures were the result of untested parts of code

B. The development team achieved complete statement and branch coverage but missed a serious bug in the MASPAR operating system

C. An error in the code was so obscure that you had to test the function with almost every input value to find its two special-case failures

D. All the above

A. Different testing is needed depending upon the application.

B. All software is tested in the same way.

C. A technique that finds defects will always find defects.

D. A technique that has found no defects is not useful.

A. Regression testing

B. Maintenance testing

C. Confirmation testing

D. None of the above

A. updating tests when the software has changed

B. testing a released system that has been changed

C. testing by users to ensure that the system meets a business need

D. testing to maintain business advantage