Which of the following review types would be recommended at the start of each Sprint, for the reason given?

A. An inspection, to find errors in the user-stories.

B. A management review, to check that the user-stories will accurately reflect the rules for accessibility.

C. A walkthrough of the set of user-stories, to ensure that the developers and testers understand what is to be built.

D. A technical review of the test plan, to ensure that the developers are aware that they must produce

good quality code.

Which of the following best describes a testing challenge of the application domain of the routers described?

A. Testing that the receivers PC can store emails routed to it.

B. Testing that large organisations can scan incoming files routed to them for viruses.

C. Testing that packets are delivered by the routers in the required timescales.

D. Testing that files can be sent in any language.

Which of the following reviews would you recommend to address this issue?

A. A walkthrough of the requirement specification, to check for errors.

B. A management review of defects logged and cleared to see if defects are being addressed correctly.

C. A technical review of the industry standard routing protocols to see if they have inaccuracies in them.

D. An inspection of the code for this part of the functionality to try to localise the defective parts of the code.

You need to test that the rules have been correctly set up in the configuration table, according to the specification. Which one of the following test design techniques would be most suitable for this?

A. Data flow testing.

B. Statement testing.

C. Decision table testing.

D. Boundary value analysis.

You are convinced that delivery will be late. Which of the following reviews would be recommended at this time?

A. A management review of the test plan and results.

B. A walkthrough of the test plan and results.

C. A technical review of the user-stories.

D. An inspection of all code for the trading environment.