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Q: 1
If you are testing a mobile application that is not safety-critical, which life cycle model is most likely
to be used?
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Q: 2
What is the best way to verify that a simulator is giving reliable results?
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Q: 3
Which of the following is most typically a task the tester performs in mobile security testing?
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Q: 4
You are testing a native application for a smart phone. The application allows the user to make
grocery lists on the phone and store up to three lists at a time. A list can contain up to 50 items.
Which of the following is the minimum set of test conditions to achieve 100% coverage with the
boundary value analysis test technique?
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Q: 5
As life cycle models adapt to meet the needs of the mobile application market, how will the
interaction between the developers and testers change?
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Q: 6
If the project is to release a new smart phone, what should the tester focus testing on?
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Q: 7
Which of the following is the best lifecycle to choose if you are developing a safety-critical mobile
application?
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Q: 8
You are testing an application that will allow users to scan the bar code from a package mailing label
and then receive emails from the package shipper as the package moves through the various stages
of its delivery (e.g., pickup, receipt at central processing, routing, delivery). If requested, the user can
also receive a picture of the signature of the recipient of the package.
This is the second version of this application. The first version was web browser-based and was quite
slow to start up. The new version is a native application with all the same functionality. It is expected
that this application will have wide usage across a large set of networks with varying speeds and
reliability.
Given this information, what would be the best approach for doing your testing to ensure the
capabilities of the product are tested as well as the range of devices, environments and networks?
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Q: 9
Which of the following is true about a browser-based application?
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Q: 10
If an application is designed to work in a browser on a PC and may not function well when accessed
from a mobile device, what type of application is it?
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