Your company, which specializes in medical software, has designed an application for use on smartphones and tablets that calculates a person's BMI, Body Mass Index.
How can a Test Analyst BEST contribute to interoperability testing for this application?

• A. Verifying that users with disabilities can access their BMI effectively and efficiently using the application
• B. Verifying that the application works on all intended target smartphones and tablet devices and their operating systems
• C. Verifying that the application integrates with the national health service system, receiving and processing the correct BMI data file
• D. Verifying that the application co-exists with other health applications on the target device without affecting their performance

How is a Test Analyst involved in an Incremental SDLC model?

• A. In all increments, the Test Analyst organises the test activities in the same way
• B. In each increment, the Test Analyst performs the test activities cyclically
• C. In all increments, the Test Analyst performs the test activities in a dynamic and adaptive way
• D. In each increment, the Test Analyst always performs the same test activities

You are defining key words to test an application which will create a Purchase Request (PR) from details of goods that a Merchandiser wants their organization to buy. When valid details have been entered, the resulting PR will be sent to the Merchandise Manager for authorization.
You have a diagram in Business Process Modeling Notation and this section shows the initial steps in this process:

For the first process, when "Something is needed" , which option contains the MOST appropriate keywords for action and verification?

• A. Enter Details of Required Goods / Is PR Created?
• B. Required Goods Entry / PR Creation Check
• C. Enter Required Goods / Check PR Created
• D. Required Goods / Check PR

A simple DVD player is described in the following state transition diagram:
States shown in the diagram:

All round trips are feasible, even those that do not start at OFF. How many test cases will be needed for complete round-trip coverage?

• A. 11
• B. 9
• C. 12
• D. 10

Your project is developing an application to process claims against insurance policies. Which of the following is a good example of CRUD completeness testing?

• A. A set of test cases that, when executed, verify the application's ability to independently create, read, update and delete a claim
• B. A set of test cases that verify the sequence of creating, reading, updating, reading and deleting a claim, and then check that it can no longer be read
• C. A review of the technical specifications to check that the abilities to create, read, update and delete a claim have been included in the application architecture
• D. A review of the requirements to check that all user needs for CRUD operations on a claim record have been elicited