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1 Which testing technique is characterized as an intuitive and ad hoc process where testers use their experience to 'sniff out' potential errors?
1. Cause-effect graphing
2. Boundary-value analysis
3. Error guessing
4. Logic coverage testing
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2 When defining test cases for invalid input conditions in Equivalence Partitioning, what is the recommended approach?
1. Combine as many invalid classes as possible into one test case to save time
2. Cover only one invalid equivalence class per test case to avoid masking other errors
3. Exactly two: one valid and one invalid class should always be paired
4. Ignore invalid classes and focus only on the 'sunny-day' scenarios
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3 In black-box testing, what is the definition of an 'input equivalence class'?
1. A set of all possible inputs identified in the user requirements
2. A set of input values that produce the same output results or are processed identically
3. A grouping of variables that have the same data type
4. A list of test cases that must be executed by the same team
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4 Which white-box logic coverage criterion requires sufficient test cases such that all possible combinations of condition outcomes in each decision are invoked at least once?
1. Decision coverage
2. Condition coverage
3. Decision/condition coverage
4. Multiple-condition coverage
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5 What is identified as the main weakness of the 'Statement Coverage' criterion in white-box testing?
1. It requires too many test cases for simple loops
2. It is so weak that it can miss errors in logic decisions even if every statement is executed once
3. It cannot be used for programs written in modern object-oriented languages
4. It only applies to programs without any conditional logic
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6 What are the primary components that constitute a complete test case in Software Quality Engineering?
1. Input and expected outcome only
2. Prefix values, test case values, expected results, and postfix values
3. Source code and test scripts
4. The test plan and defect report
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