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You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution
Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development process template.
You plan to validate that all the user stories for the current iteration will be covered by your testing efforts.
You need to create test suites that will allow you to validate user story test coverage.
Which type of test suites should you create?
- A. Query-based
- B. Feature-based
- C. Requirements-based
- D. Static
Answer : C
Explanation: A good way to start a test plan is to add user stories, product backlog items, or other requirements to it. A requirement appears in the test plan as a special type of test suite that is, a container for test cases. When you add or create test cases in a requirements suite, they become linked to the requirement so that you can easily track which requirements have been successfully tested as their implementation progresses.
Reference: Creating Tests for Product Backlog Items, User Stories, or Requirements
You are the QA lead for a development team. You use the Agile process template. Your testers use Microsoft Test Manager to author and run manual test cases. The testers use requirement-based test suites to organize the test cases and link them to user stories.
You need to obtain testing status information, such as the number of tests that are passed, failed, or active. You need this information broken down by user story.
Which SQL Server Reporting Services report should you view?
- A. Stories Overview
- B. Stories Progress
- C. Test Case Readiness
- D. Test Plan Progress
Answer : A
Explanation: The Stories Overview report lists all user stories, filtered by area and iteration and in order of importance.
You can use this report to answer the following questions:
How much work does each story require?
How much work has the team completed for each story?
Are the tests for each story passing?
How many active bugs does each story have?
Reference: Stories Overview Report (Agile)
You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to run manual tests.
Testers reported a bug during a test run on the V1.0 build. A build for V2.0 has been created. Testers are still running tests against the V1.0 build.
You need to verify that the bug has been fixed in build V2.0.
What should you do?
- A. Change the default build for the test plan to V2.0 and run the test case.
- B. Run the test case with default settings; the latest build will be selected automatically.
- C. Change the build to V2.0 by using Run with options and run the test case.
- D. Change the build property for the test case to the V2.0 build and run the test case.
Answer : C
Explanation: When we want to use the test settings we either assign it to the test plan or choose the test setting when we start a test run by selecting Run Options
You create a set of test cases for a complex requirement.
The test cases should be listed in a specific order.
You need to configure a test suite and define the order of the test cases.
Which type of test suite should you configure?
- A. Query-based
- B. Static
- C. Requirements-based
- D. Order-based
Answer : B
Explanation: Static test suites are like folders. A static test suite can contain both test cases and other suites.
Choose Order to arrange the order in which tests will be run in a static test suite.
Reference: Organizing Test Cases Using Test Suites
You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
You have test cases that use a shared steps work item. You plan to replace the shared steps work item with a new implementation.
You need to find the test cases that are using that shared steps work item.
What are two possible features you could use to achieve this goal? (Choose two. Each answer choice provides a complete solution.)
- A. A Direct Links query
- B. Shared Steps Manager
- C. The TCM.exe utility
- D. The WitAdmin.exe utility
Answer : A,B
Explanation: A: Link Type: Predecessor-Successor (Dependency topology)
* Track tasks that must be completed before others can be started. When you plan work using Project, linked tasks are represented as predecessor-successor links in TFS.
* Support one-to-many relationships.
* Find and view predecessor work items and their successor work items in a two-tiered, direct links query view.
B: Q: Can I find all my shared steps, and all the test cases where they are used?
A: Yes. Open Microsoft Test Manager and look under Organize, Shared Steps Manager.
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not C: the TCM.exe command-line application. This command-line isnt intended to be an alternative for everything you can do in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) but rather to fill some gaps and enable some of the less common scenarios that still may be important for some testers.
Not D: You can change how you track your team's progress by creating and customizing objects that track work items. By using the witadmin command-line tool, you can create, delete, import, and export objects such as categories, global lists, global workflow, types of links, and types of work items. You can also permanently delete types of work item types, and you can delete, list, or change the attributes of fields in work item.
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