Question 4

Question

Which option is part of the ‘implementation and execution’ area of the fundamental test process?

Accepted Answer

Comparing actual and expected results.

Ryan Z. · Answer

B vs A, a lot of practice tests and the official syllabus say B lines up with execution phase.

Neha · Answer

Option B Official syllabus and some practice exams cover this exact breakdown.

Mason G. · Answer

A . Developing the tests feels like implementation to me, since you're putting together what will be executed. Pretty sure that's part of that area, but I'm open if someone thinks B fits better.

Ethan G. · Answer

The official ISTQB syllabus and most practice tests I've used both point to B as the core action in the implementation and execution phase. This step is all about running the tests and checking if actual outcomes match the expected ones. Developing tests (A) fits the earlier steps, not this one. Pretty sure B is what they're after but open to debate if anyone's seen it framed differently in sample questions.

Riley C. · Answer

I’ve seen this get tricky because "implementation" can mean creating tests, but when it’s paired with "execution," ISTQB is usually talking about running tests and checking if actual matches expected (so B). I think B fits best here, but A would make sense if execution wasn’t mentioned. Anyone else see this split in sample exams?

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